Michele Hart on Zero-G

Emma: Today, I am featuring an interview with Michele Hart, author of Zero-G, a Sci-Fi Romance novella available from All Romance e-Books, a part of the anthology 28 Days of Heart. All proceeds go to the American Heart Association. Read for Charity!

Out of this world...

Maggie Gates was madly in love with shy Will Hudson in high school, but he never made his move.


Two decades later, they’re trapped on a lunar space station for eleven days. A relationship between the two should be off limits, but that isn’t stopping Will from setting his sights on Maggie for conquest in the cosmos. 
 

The shy boy she knew is gone, and this man possesses the will to storm her gates. Now he has the Moon and stars on his side.

Get your copy of Zero-G here:

http://www.allromanceebooks.com/product-zerog-402480-143.html

Welcome, Michele.

Quick questions for you as a reader.

1) Where do you like to settle in for a good read? 

2) What is your favorite genre? 

3) What length do you favor…shorts/novellas/novels?

4) Whose POV do you prefer…hero/heroine/villain?

5) Do you like first/second/third person?

Michele: I have a cozy niche on the corner of my living room couch where I’ll take in a good Sci-Fi Romance or a fast-paced Romantic Suspense novella. I like reading all three POVs. Point-of-view is very fascinating to me. I prefer to read third person, but I haven’t read a lot of first person, so I could be missing out.

Emma: What has been your greatest fear you’ve had to overcome as a writer?

Michele: The sheer fear of not coming up with the next story.  I have to walk on faith that the next story will come to me, although my muse has never abandoned me for long. And it’s a good thing when she does abandon me. Otherwise, I’d never take a rest from it. It’s a forced vacation for me.

Emma: What/who has been your greatest inspiration?

Michele: I have a friend who is a creative dynamo. He’s to blame for my starting me on my path to writing. He’s tough to keep up with!

Emma: What do you hope to accomplish with your writing? Do you have a goal?

Michele: I don’t have a big, all-encompassing goal I work toward. I just focus on one story at a time to make it the best I can do.

Emma: What makes your writing unique?

Michele: I’m less of a Romance writer writing Sci-Fi than I am a Science fan writing Romance. I focus on a science and showcase that and the people who work with it as opposed to leaning on futuristic settings for the science flavor.

Emma: What appeals to you about your genre?

Michele: I love the science in Sci-Fi Romance. I like to see where imaginations go with the vast potential we have in all our sciences.  I love a good mystery that keeps me guessing.

Emma: How do you deal with criticism?

Michele: I try to mine it for something to push my writing to the next level. Every opinion has something to teach me.

Emma: What do you do when you hit a wall? (Can’t figure out a character’s emotions, where the plot should go next, etc.)

Michele: I pull back and try the scene in a different POV. That often gives me insight. More than anything else, I have to quiet the inner drive and wait for it. I get impatient awaiting patience.

Emma: What other works have you published?

Michele: I have an Erotic Romantic Suspense novel, Looks Are Deceiving, available at Siren Publishing, and a Fantasy Comedy Romance novella called No Funny Stuff!, a tale for the Muse of Laughter, brought to you by The Wild Rose Press.

Emma: What are you working on now?

Michele: I have a few irons in the submissions fire. Right now, I’m editing a shapeshifter trilogy I wrote a few years back. And my mind is brewing up a superhero Romance, a genre I’ve always loved, being a comic book fan.

Emma: Thank you for your time, Michele, and good luck with your future books!

Michele: Thank you, Emma, and thanks goes out to all the readers for supporting the American Heart Association with All Romance e-Books’ 28 Days of Heart.