Book Tour: Six Little Secrets by Katlyn Duncan (Q&A)

About The Book:

Title: SIX LITTLE SECRETS

Author: Katlyn Duncan

Pub. Date: November 24, 2017

Publisher: HQ Digital

Pages: 150

Formats:  eBook

Find it: Amazon,  B&N, iBooks,  Goodreads

Some secrets can never stay hidden for long…

Six teenagers meet in Saturday detention: a brain, a beauty, a cheerleader, a rebel, a recluse and the new girl.

But someone is watching. Someone has made sure that they are all in the same room at the same time. Someone knows that each of them is hiding a terrible secret…

…and by the end of detention, everyone will know the truth.

About Katlyn:

Katlyn Duncan was born and raised in a small town in New England. Her overactive imagination involved invisible friends, wanting to be a Disney Princess and making up her own stories. Her bibliophile mom always encouraged her love of reading and that stayed with her ever since. Even though she works full time in the medical field Katlyn has always made time for books, whether she is reading or writing them.

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Q&A

When did you decide to become a writer?

For me, there wasn’t a concrete “decision” to become a writer. I’ve always written whether it was movie scripts or short stories. I suppose I can say that I “felt” like an author when I published my debut novel, Soul Taken, in 2013 with Carina UK.

Do you try to set a number of words per day?

I do! That number depends on my current projects. Sometimes it can be between 2000-6000 words a day. This number has increased so much since I started freelancing, and it’s exciting to me that I can work out an entire novel in about a month. My quickest draft for a full-length novel was my first thriller, As You Lay Sleeping, and it took nearly a month to write the first complete draft of it. I look forward to beating that record in the future!

What struggles have you overcome as a writer?

I can’t say a day goes by that I don’t struggle with something, but I think I’ve managed to get over that some people will not like my books. Negative reviews can be hurtful, but once I understood that a reviewer is writing about the story and not me, I can brush off the hurt much easier and move on. Plus, it’s sometimes instructive to read criticism and learn from it.

Which famous person, living or dead, would you like to meet and why?

What a loaded question. While I try not to look at the past too much, I’d really love to sit down with Kelley Armstrong. I’m a huge fan of her books and would like to sit and chat with her someday!

What advice would you give to aspiring writers?

Other than the obvious advice that you should read as much as possible, I suggest getting the first draft of your novel down. You can’t publish a blank page, so the first thing you need to do is get it all down. That in itself is an accomplishment.

Giveaway Details:

1 winner will receive a $25 B&N Gift Card, US Only.

5 winners will receive one of Katlyn’s Backlist Titles in eBook Format, International.

Rafflecopter Link:

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Tour Schedule:

Week One:

11/13/2017- Cindy’s Love of Books- Review

11/13/2017- Books,Dreams,Life- Excerpt

 

11/14/2017- Smada’s Book Smack– Review

11/14/2017- Stuffed Shelves– Review

 

11/15/2017- Sweet Southern Home– Review

11/15/2017- Books at Dawn- Review

 

11/16/2017- Twinning for Books– Interview

11/16/2017- Savings in Seconds- Review

 

11/17/2017- Hooked To Books– Excerpt

11/17/2017- Mama Reads Blog– Review

 

Week Two:

11/20/2017- Owl always be reading- Review

11/20/2017- Daily Waffle– Interview

 

11/21/2017- Kendra Loves Books– Review

11/21/2017- Never Too Many To Read– Review

 

11/22/2017- Jo’s Book Blog– Guest Post

11/22/2017- Queen of Books– Review

 

11/23/2017- Literary Meanderings- Excerpt

11/23/2017- Taylor Fenner’s Bookish World– Review

 

11/24/2017- BookHounds YA- Guest Post

11/24/2017- Texan Girl Reads- Review

 

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