I’ve often heard from people in various parts of the country and all over the world that they’ve found some Bly books in out-of-the way stores and waiting rooms, home shelves and libraries, and even places like hospitals, care-homes, and prisons. What’s the best part of your author’s life? Why?
I know what I’m doing, but nobody else does. But writing without marketing is like winking in the dark. However, the marketing side of the process can be daunting, draining, and very disappointing. Writing can be challenging, but it’s also cathartic and satisfying to create stories from imagination and experiences. What is the hardest part of being an author? Why? My Reba also has red hair, plays guitar, and sings at her little country church. Reba Mae Cahill is a 25-year-old cowgirl, named after the country singer and actress, Reba McEntire. Who is your main character, and how did you choose that name? My fiction centers on contemporary western mystery, adventure, and a touch of romance, to complement my husband’s western genre and to reach out to his base of reader fans. But is Grandma Pearl about to ruin everything? This contemporary western mystery with more than a touch of romance traces the journeys of the heart of three generations of Cahill women. And at long last, she’s bringing her runaway mother back home to Road’s End, Idaho.
She finally found a rancher fiancé and looks forward to her country wedding. Her scary stalker is locked up in a California jail. In Beneath a Camperdown Elm, Book 3, Trails of Reba Cahill Series, cowgirl Reba finally completes her most ardent desires. Mother of three married sons grandmother of four g-grandma of three. Janet and her sons finished Stephen’s last novel as a family project, Stuart Brannon’s Final Shot, a Selah Award Finalist.
Author and co-author of forty fiction and nonfiction books, Janet Bly is the widow of award-winning western author Stephen Bly.
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