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  Tour Schedule April 22 - Introduction at VBT Café Blog April 24 - Guest Blogging at My Reading Loft April 29 - Guest Blogging at Literary Sweet May 1 - Guest Blogging at JP's Blog May 6 - Guest Blogging at Discover Words May 8 - Spotlight at Bikers With Books May 10 - Guest Blogging at Cherry Mischievous May 13 - Interview at Ghost Rider Book Promotions May 15 - Review & Guest Blogging at Debbie Jeans May 17 - Review & Interview at AG Lang Writes May 19 - Interviewed at Immortality and Beyond May 21 - Interviewed at The Avid Reader May 23 - 5 Things I Know For Sure at Writing Innovations Ezine May 26 - Author 2 Author Marketing Tips at BookIt BK May 29 - Interviewed at Yah Did Marketing Radio 6:30pm EST May 30 - Review of Intimate Moments at BK Walker Books June 2 - Review of The J Spot at BK Walker Books June 4 - Guest Blogging at Lori's Reading Corner June 6 - Reviewed at Luv Books Galore June 6 - Interviewed at Kinky Vanilla Romance

Good Morning Everyone, Here's a question to start off the morning conversation. As an Author/Writer, do you sometimes find that you resemble one, if not all of the character(s) in your book? If so, which character(s) do you identify with?  When I wrote Intimate Moments, I found myself identifying with the character named Gisselle. I called her Ghetto but, Gisselle, is a tell it like it is, speak your mind type of Lady. Some people when they read the book, thought I was the main character, Tonju (seeking her soulmate). But in all essence, I really identified with all three female characters, Tonju, Gisselle, and Patience (who is grounded and laid back).  And with writing The J Spot, I'm getting into my main character Kevin, yes, that's right, it's a male. This is interesting as men can be a little complex, but I'm developing his character and showing his soft side, not a wimp, his caring side. Men do have that as well. LOL. Well, that was my question ...