I write at a little desk in a corner in my bedroom most of the time. However I can write anywhere inspiration takes me. Usually I write the story arc or jot ideas in my 5 subject notebook, and then I hit the computer for the manuscript. When I’m outlining I have a white board that I do scene breakdowns on like you would see in the writer’s room of a television series.

I believe it was a story about Dick and Dora. That was a long time ago. My mom used to read stories to me when I as really little and I was always curious about words and all that.

My sister who is an excellent cover designer and story editor and I usually shoot around ideas. We always strive for something different, not the usual skin and nudity you'd see on most books in my genre.

Harmattan by Gavin Weston, because it was a really heart wrenching story about child marriage and the rights of girls in Nigeria.
Lady Boss by Jackie Collins, I love stories about strong, independent women who can rival a man in business or the bedroom.
Come As You Are by Theresa Weir. The characters are so beautifully flawed and damaged I loved it. I was hooked!
Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte, who doesn't love a good romantic story? Plus Heathcliff was such a beast yet you love him. It's a story about seeing the beauty in people despite the outer appearance.
Feel The Fear and Do It Anyway by Susan Jefferies. I read this anytime I need a kick in the ass.

Oh yes definitely. I wish I had more time to read. I love the outdoors so if I can't get out I read, or if I am waiting for someone I usually have a book or Kindle with me.

Kindle Fire baby! Love it!

I am still experimenting, I am fairly new to book marketing and publishing. I'll let you know when I find out. I feel like it is the combination of things that makes a difference.

I have my 5 subject notebook within reach, a container filled with pencils and pens (I love collecting those), my computer, a white board, markers and eraser close by. Nothing fancy.

I grew up in the Caribbean, it has definitely influenced my writing because it has taught me to be very detail oriented and observant.

I have always written, I was always excited to learn. I remember my mom holding my hand and teaching me how to write letters, and I used to spend time tracing letters before I could spell. I guess I've always written for as long as I can remember I've always had a pencil and notebook with me.

I love my latest series. It was written as a television series. I loved the characters so much and they were so interesting I had to get it out to the world. My books are very character driven, it's a great mixture of different characters with opposite personalities forced to interact with each other in everyday situations.