CJ Warrant

I was born in Seoul, Korea. My father is an Italian American and my mother is Korean. Life as an army brat was interesting. I was able to see different parts of the world and meet very interesting people.

As a kid, I always loved writing poetry, and that developed into writing stories. From that point on, life shifted and several years later, with encouragement from my husband, I started writing again.

I just sat down and starting writing what was in my head. I had no clue about formating or rules at the time. But I learned--and keep learning about this publishing world.

OMG! lol about three years. I totally procrastinated, but my hubby gave me an encouraging push to finish.

The title came to me right away. Just popped into my head and I knew immediately that was the title for the book.

There's only two in the duet. So no more books in this series.

I love the concept of Dr. Jeckle and Mr. Hyde. So I put that idea to identical twins. One evil and one good.

I think it depends on the story. Some should show right away in the first paragraph, and some later in the first chapter.

Write the book and not worry about edits until after the first draft is done. Getting into a habit of finishing first helps.

The business end of it. There's much to learn about that part of the writing.

I guess it depends on the writer, but I think a writer should. It's part of learning what makes a great book.

focus on writing one book at a time. I'm too much ADHD that I have a few going on at the same time.

Take time away from the desk and enjoy the sunshine. Exercise is important too.

Yes. I'm working on books 2 and 3 of a series, which I'm hoping the first book will come out by the end of this year. It's about a small-town group of men in Tennessee that grew up together loving BMX racing and life. They face head-on what life throws their way. There's romance, some suspense, and a lot of racing.

Since I joined AllAuthor, it's been wonderful how they support authors like me. From promoting books to doing front cover contests. And networking.