Book Title: The Pumpkin Patch by Sandi Smith
Category: Adult Fiction, 316 pages
Genre: Mystery
Publisher: Mindstir Media
Release date: November 5, 2017
Tour dates: June 25 to July 20, 2018
Content Rating: PG-13 + M
Book Description:
How can one small-minded, angry person destroy the lives of so many people in her path, connecting them all together in a game of destruction and heartbreak? It is possible, but what pushes a person to enjoy inflicting pain to such an extent, leaving a trail of hate, anger, and defeat behind her, which only seems to make her stronger and more satisfied. Ms. Terri Plotski, owner of the Authors’ Book Agency, is that person, who, unknowingly, with a single thread of hate, has connected the lives of a small group of people, bringing them together with one single common denominator. Anger. The anger from this small group of people is building, but it has nowhere to go, or does it? Ms. Terri Plotski, owner of Authors’ Book Agency, has gone missing.
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Sandi Smith spent her time as a young girl combing the shelves of the public library. She has always enjoyed the magic that books have to offer and was inspired by her high school English teacher, Mr. Coolidge to embrace the arts. The author found her calling as a writer early one morning as her first story came to her in the form of a poem. Since then she has written more than 15 children’s books, with her most popular series about the adventures of an adorable spider in the A.R. Achnid series.
Sandi is happily married to her inspiration and husband of 40 years, John. She continues to write for her two precious grandchildren. When she’s not penning a new story, Sandi and John like to camp, kayak and to enjoy the simple life in their home in Pembroke, NH.
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Sandi is happily married to her inspiration and husband of 40 years, John. She continues to write for her two precious grandchildren. When she’s not penning a new story, Sandi and John like to camp, kayak and to enjoy the simple life in their home in Pembroke, NH.
Connect with the author: Website ~ Twitter ~ Facebook ~ Pinterest
Author Interview
What genre do you write and why?
I started writing just children’s stories. That is all that was coming to me for words. Then I wrote two novels. There is no specific genre for my books. Basically, whatever I get for words, I make a story out of those words.
What is the last great book you’ve read?
That is a very tough question. I have two authors that I have followed for years, and I enjoy their books so much. I am not sure I could answer that question.
How long have you been writing?
About ten years. At first, I was writing nonstop. The words were coming so fast, every day and night, and I did not get a lot of sleep. I always walked around with a pencil and paper, because sometimes I would be in a store shopping, and words would suddenly start to enter my mind. If you don’t write those words down when they come, you lose them. I had lost some really great lines in the beginning, so I learned to always carry paper and pencil with me.
Do you ever get writer’s block? What helps you overcome it?
I actually have had writer’s block for about one year now. The words are starting to make an appearance again, and I have two new children’s books that I am working on, and one novel. I’m very patient when I get a block. Worrying about it seems to make it worse for me, so I just move on with life. Some days it does pop up in the back of my mind, but I try to kick it out of there. I feel that if I am to write another book, the words will eventually come through.
What is your next project?
I have a novel that has been sitting in my computer for about three years. I am hoping that I can get words to finish that story. I am also hoping to write a second book of adventures for my A.R. stories. He will move in with a new family, and a whole new set of adventures
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Sounds like a good read.
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