Amanda McIntyre

AMANDA


 Published internationally in print, eBook, and Audio, bestselling author Amanda McIntyre finds inspiration from the American Heartland that she calls home. 
Believing everyone has story, her passion for bringing character-driven, emotional stories to life spans historical, paranormal, and contemporary genres, as well as non-fiction.
 Amanda believes that with hope and faith, love will always find a way. (I Cor.13:7)


SOCIAL MEDIA:

Amazon Author Page: http://bit.ly/AmandasAuthorPage
Get Lost in a Story    http://www.getlostinastory.blogspot.com


Other Books by Amanda McIntyre:
CONTEMPORARY WESTERN ROMANCE:
KINNISON LEGACY:
Rugged Hearts
Rustler’s Heart
Renegade Hearts
All I Want for Christmas
LAST HOPE RANCH:
Mr. December
No Strings Attached
Worth the Wait
END OF THE LINE, MONTANA:
Lost and Found
Georgia on My Mind
Hurricane Season
SINGLE TITLE
Thunderstruck
Stranger in Paradise
Tides of Autumn
Unfinished Dreams
Wish You Were Here
HISTORICAL:
Norah, A St. Patrick's Day Bride (Brides of Noelle, Book III)
The Piper, Book Eleven (12 Days of Mail-Order Christmas Brides)
A Warrior’s Heart
The Promise
Closer to You (formerly Wild & Unruly)
Christmas Angel (formerly Fallen Angel)
Tirnan ‘Oge
The Dark Seduction of Miss Jane (*out of print)
HARLEQUIN SPICE/HQN/HISTORICAL:
The Master & the Muses *(audio/international)
The Diary of Cozette *(audio/international)
Tortured *(audio/international)
The Pleasure Garden *(audio/international)
Winter’s Desire *(audio/international)
Dark Pleasures *(audio/international)

FAQ's:


So, where do you get your story ideas?
*I'm a people watcher and I listen to music. Sometimes I see a painting, an odd bit of research or news, or maybe a photo and wonder, " what if?"  The muse taps me on the shoulder quite unexpectedly at times!

Do you have authors that have influenced you?
* Absolutely, and some I haven't even read their books;)  If you were to ask, do I have auto buy authors, I'd have to say even that goes in spurts. Examples would be, the Night Slayer serires by Robin T Popp, anything by Anne River Siddons, Judi McCoy's Dog Walker Mysteries, Alexandra Sokoloff's novels--then I get into single title favorites like, Stephen Kings, The Shining, Christina Skye's Christmas Knight, English Through the Ages, Edgar Allen Poe, Stories in Stone--and I love research books! I'm as eclectic in my reading as I am in my music.

Do you listen to music when you write?

* I sometimes do. Depending on the mood I'm trying to set for a scene or if I'm just trying to relax my brain to go with the creative flow. Other times, I prefer the quiet, or the sound of the wind in the trees or the rain on my windowpane.

What is your favorite time of day?

*Twilight. Long before it became a movie.

Do you have a favorite quote?

*I love quotes, one of my all time favorites; "Kindness Matters"

Name something about you that most people don't know.

* I often write my first draft in long hand and polish as I type it in the computer. Contrary to most authors, my thoughts flow faster/ easier when I write, than when I type--at least in the first draft. I also use only classic Black Bic pens when I write.