Interview With @tvdrevenge - Moving To Louisville

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1.What is your book called?

My book is called 'Moving to Louisville'

2.What is your book about?

Moving to Louisville is about a 17 year old girl who moves to a tiny town from London. There's a mix up with the high school she was supposed to be attending and as a result she has to go to boarding school. At boarding school she meets a boy of her dreams and a boy of her nightmares. However, she has a trust issue and doesn't approve of long term relationships as she got her heart broken once and vowed to always protect it, even if he perfect guy comes along.

3.What genre is your book?

Moving to Louisville is a romance and teen fiction.

4.Is your book a series?

I haven't actually decided yet, I'm leaning towards a stand alone, but you can never be sure until you finish it.

5.Is your book complete?

No, I'm currently working in my book

6.What gave you the idea for your book?

I always liked reading books where cool and collected girls would move to a different school or country against their will but by the end, would find out that that place was probably much better suited to her than the other place.

7.What do you do if you have writers block?

When I have writers block, I leave my book for a few days to try and collect my thoughts. What I found out was the worst thing to do whilst having writers block is to continue on with the story and trying to make it interesting, because the books that are the most interesting and captivating is when the writer is interested and captivated.

8.Do you have any goals for your book?

My goal for Moving to Louisville is for it to have at least 1000 views by halfway through.

9.Do you have a favourite character? If so who and why?

My favourite character would have to be Lila because she's the girl next door type and the one person she wants more than anything, doesn't see her for who she wants him to. She's so sweet and instantly takes Brooke under her wing. I also feel a little bad for her about how she always blends into the background and is almost invisible.

10.Are you happy with your book?

I am incredibly happy with my book, I just hope I can keep on being happy with it!

11.What has been the best compliment you have received about your book?

The best compliment would have to be:

"If there were only five books left to read in this world, I want Moving to Louisville to be one of them!"

12.Why should people read your book?

People should read my book because it's unique, it's not about the guy trying to push the girl away but the girl trying to push the guy away. They are both not looking for a long term relationship but somehow end up finding each other and wanting just that!

13.Any last words?

Read Moving to Louisville!!!!!!

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