Q&A with VANESSA
KELLY
Q: What song do you put on when you’re driving in your car?
A: Speedway At Nazareth, by Mark Knopfler
Q: What is your favorite Classic TV Show?
A: Star Trek
Q: What is your favorite current TV Show?
A: Dexter
Q: Tell us about your favorite pair of shoes?
A: My red Croc flip-flops. I live in them in the summer.
Q: What is the worst job you ever had?
A: A chambermaid at a family hotel.
Q: What is the best job you ever had?
A: Researcher for a union.
I write because…. I have so many stories in my head and not enough room to
hold them all.
MASTERING
THE MARQUESS: London, 181Q: Meredith Burnley will do anything to save her
half-sister Annabel from a terrible fate. She turns to the one man who can help
them: the powerful and arrogant Marquess of Silverton. Silverton finds Meredith
the most intriguing woman he has ever met. But he soon realizes he must risk
everything—including his life—to claim her as his own.
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Christie Kelley
on Jun 30th, 2009
@ 6:03 pm:
I had to laugh at the Star Trek thing. My husband and I have been watching the next generation on Sci-Fi lately. I forgot how much I enjoyed that show.
Kris Kennedy
on Jun 30th, 2009
@ 6:22 pm:
Oh, I forgot about Star Trek! I love that show too, the original series. I know there been about 45,000 offshoots, but for me, it’s Kirk and Spock, and Scotty, Sulu, and Bones-dammit-I’m-a-doctor-Jim.
cyclops8
on Jun 30th, 2009
@ 6:55 pm:
Congrats on your debut release, Vanessa.
Vanessa Kelly
on Jun 30th, 2009
@ 7:08 pm:
I love all the Star Treks. OK, not so much Deep Space 9, but the new ST movie was great. I was expecting a train wreck but I think they did a great job.
Marisa
on Jun 30th, 2009
@ 7:20 pm:
Hi Vanessa, Congratulations on your debut release!
I have to say I’m right there with you when it comes to Dexter — I resisted in for so long. I mean who could have empathy for a serial killer? But much to my amazement I was completely sucked into the whole pathos; of course having great scripts and excellent acting also helps.
Vanessa Kelly
on Jun 30th, 2009
@ 7:32 pm:
Marisa, I really resisted as well, but it does just suck you in. Some of the best characters since The Sopranos.