Jannette Spann
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Tell us a little about your latest release:
Blurb: Indecision marked Gavin’s brow as they stared into each other’s eyes. If he walked off, the friendship would be over… shattered like a cheap piece of glass. They would still see each other at times, but the closeness wouldn’t exist anymore, and that’s what Brandy treasured the most.
He lifted a hand to her face, a sad smile tilting the corner of his lips. “I’m twenty-nine-years-old, and so help me, I’ve never met anyone like you.”
She blinked. “So… Is that good or bad?”
His forehead dropped to hers. A slight chuckle eased the tension. “I’m still trying to decide.”
Taking his reply to mean maybe, she slid an arm around his waist and guided him inside. “Come on, I’ll see if I can’t sway your opinion.”
Inspiration
for the story: My mother had a series of TIAs and I love the beach. When I
started writing the story, the two came together so naturally I decided to go
with it.
What is your earliest memory?
My
earliest memory is Christmas when I was either three or four. I was sure the
new baby doll I found hidden in a closet belonged to me. When I showed it to
Mama, she put the doll back and said it was for my younger sister. Needless to
say, I was very disappointed when my present that year was dishes. But the next
year, I got the doll and she got the dishes.
What would you consider the greatest moment in your life?
When
I accepted Christ as my savior was the greatest moment of my life. God has
given me more blessings than I deserve, a loving husband, wonderful children
and grandchildren. He's also allowed me to fulfill my lifelong dream of being
an author.
What’s the hardest thing in in life you’ve done?
My
husband is a double cancer survivor, lung and neck. Watching helplessly while
he endured the extensive surgeries, radiation, and chemo was heartbreaking.
What have you learned in life so far?
I've
learned it's never too late to fulfill a dream. I didn't publish my first book,
Hidden Hills, until after I retired. It would have been easy to say I was to
old, but I didn't give up.
Everyone’s favourite question: if you could invite five people for
dinner, who would it be?
Walt
Disney, Erma Bombeck, James Garner,
Barbara Bush, and Tom Selleck. I think it would be an interesting and
entertaining dinner.
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