Where did the idea for THE MEMORY BOX come from?
The impetus for THE MEMORY BOX came from an article featured in The New York
Times titled “In Searching We Trust” which pronounced “‘vanity searches’ (like the ones done
on Google) the ‘hottest new power game.’” It mentioned that a 17-year-old boy who was living
in Los Angeles, Googled himself and discovered he was on a missing persons list in Canada. He
had no idea until he Googled himself, that he was a victim of parental abduction. The fact that
someone could find out something so personal about himself from a Google search was a
fascinating concept to me and became the basis for the psychological thriller, THE MEMORY BOX.
What do your fans mean to you?
As a self-published author, for me, my fans are the true gatekeepers of the publishing world. They are the pulse. And I'm incredibly grateful for each and every one. I'm so happy every time a fan reaches out and gets in touch with me through my website or through Goodreads. I'm especially thankful to anyone who takes the time to write a review or to spread the word on their social media, Facebook or Twitter. I love the conversations I read that my fans are having about THE MEMORY BOX! It's very exciting to me!
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