I can still remember visiting the Book Stop in San Antonio and how small the “Teen” book shelf was. When I was in middle school and high school, the young adult genre was virtually nonexistent. What kinds of books did you enjoy reading when you were growing up? Books were the only entertainment available and (ultimately) my writing. Suffice to say my imagination was all I had. SOPHIE JORDAN: I grew up in the Texas hill country. LONE STAR LITERARY LIFE: Where did you grow up, Sophie, and how do you think your birthplace influenced your writing? Jordan was interviewed by Lone Star Lit this week via email in advance of the book’s release, to talk with us about how she achieved and maintains her success. Her latest launches December 26, about a heroine from the wrong side of the tracks who has nothing in common with the town hero. As she continues to push his buttons, it becomes clear to Hale that he must either arrest Piper-or claim her as his own.Houston author Sophie Jordan has published more than thirty books in the romance genre. The infuriating troublemaker clearly has no respect for his badge. But staying out of Piper's path is proving near impossible.
Piper has nothing in common with the town golden-boy-turned-lawman-and she refuses to be a notch on his bedpost.ĭespite rumors, Hale avoids fooling around with the women of Sweet Hill, many of whom are hoping to get him to the altar. So she isn't surprised that when she comes into contact with Sweet Hill's wildly irresistible, arrogant sheriff, Hale Walters, they're instant adversaries.
It doesn't seem to matter that she's worked hard to build a good life for herself. ``Sophie Jordan excels at writing sizzling hot reads `` - New York Times Bestselling Author Jill Shalvisįrom the wrong side of the tracks and with most of her family in jail or dead, Piper Walsh is used to everyone in town thinking the worst about her.
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