Mary Cope
Website: www.marycopeauthor.com
Twitter ID: https://twitter.com/MaryCope_Author
Describe yourself in three words:
Happy
Loyal
Forgiving
Tell us a little about your latest release:
My story, Beautiful One, takes place in the beach
community of Dana point, California and centers around Elizabeth Ryan.
Elizabeth is a beautiful, shy, naïve high school
senior. Having never dated she meets the boy of her dreams, Aidan Mitchell.
Despite his history of womanizing Liz is drawn to him. Soon Liz becomes the
envy of all the girls on campus, when they become a couple and her dream
boyfriend sweeps her off her feet and into the dating world that is all too new
and strange for her. When other guys start to take notice of Liz, Aidan is
troubled with fits of jealousy.
Elizabeth then meets the ruggedly handsome, Spencer Hayes
and they quickly bond over their passion for music. Liz begins to struggle with
the feelings that spark between them.
In the end Elizabeth finds herself torn between
helping Aidan overcome his jealousy and anger and giving into what her heart
truly wants.
What is your earliest memory?
One of my earliest and happiest memories for me was
watching my mother bake bread. I remember she used to push a chair up to the
counter so I could stand and watch her. Then she would hand me a little
doughball and I would play with it.
What would you consider the greatest moment in your life?
The greatest moment in my life was becoming a mother.
To be responsible for a precious little one is life-changing.
What’s the hardest thing in in life you’ve done?
The hardest thing I've done in my life is to parent my
children consistently. When my children were growing up I remember thinking to
myself, it'd be so easy to "give in" and allow them to do what they
want. Consistently parenting is an exhausting job, but the outcome is the
reward. My children are now 23 and 19. They are a blessing to me and make me
proud to be called, mom.
What have you learned in life so far?
How fast life goes by, and it truly is, the little
things that matter the most.
Everyone’s favourite question: if you could invite five
people for dinner, who would it be?
The five people I would like to invite to dinner. Are
those who have passed.
My mom.
My mother-in-law.
My father-in-law.
And, my grandparents because I never knew them.
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our readers - what else would you like to know about Mary Cope?
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