Knill, sick & tired of settling, lying & hiding, books a one-way ticket to Nashville, where it's said luck is believing you’re lucky. His music soars but his love life crashes. Can handsome guitarist Remo convince him to ignore his past, move on & give him a chance? #dvpit#lgbtq
@PauleneTurner If something doesn’t ring true to me or seem possible I may not continue reading. Though I don’t like giving up on anything. It’s the same with movies. A writer can always ensure to create a believable world even if it’s a fantasy story. A combination of imagination & research!
@DNicholsAuthor Love Song by Marcus King for one of them; Family Affair by Sly and the Family Stone for another; Nashville by the Indigo Girls for the last novel. For my memoir, Send in the Clowns