Interview with Carmen Stefanescu, author of Shadows of the Past
1. If you could date any character from any book, who would it be?
Edmond Dantes-The Count of Monte Cristo
1. If you could date any character from any book, who would it be?
2. If you could transport to any place during any time period, where and when would you go?
I would Escape to a paradise island.
3. When and why did you start writing?
4. What is your favorite part about writing?
The moment I write two words: The End
5. What are you working on now and what are your writing goals/plans for the future?
I’ve recently finished my second novel. Another paranormal. A historical one. It’s something linked to Vlad the Imapaler’s life. So again, the Middle Ages, but this time in
6. Favorite book(s)?
Paulette Mahurin -The Persecution of Mildred Dunlap, Catherine Cookson – The Silent Lady, Th. Hardy -Tess D'Urbervilles, Jeffrey Archer - A Prisoner by Birth, M. H. Clark – Remember Me, Alexandre Dumas - Twenty Years After. And many, many others.
7. Favorite movie(s)?
The Bridges of Madison County; Philadelphia Experiment; To Sir with love; Louis de Funes's movies; Vertigo
8. Favorite TV show(s)?
The Mob's Doctor; 24; Downton Abbey; The Event
9. What is on your "Bucket List":
-Be the best mum I can be.
-Hit best sellers list
-Experience
an OBE- out of body experience.
-Try a hypnotic
regression to past lives.
-Visit Walt
Disney World , Florida , USA .
-Get
closure on all my hurt, and unhappiness of the past.
Thank you very much for hosting my interview!
Author bio:
Carmen
Stefanescu was born in Romania, the native country of the infamous vampire
Count Dracula, but where, for about 50 years of communist dictatorship, just
speaking about God, faith, reincarnation or paranormal phenomena could have led
someone to great trouble - the psychiatric hospital if not to prison.
English and German teacher in her native country and
mother of two daughters, Carmen Stefanescu survived the grim years of
oppression, by escaping in a parallel world, that of the books.
She
has dreamt all her life to become a writer, but many of the things she wrote
during those years remained just drawer projects. The fall of the Ceausescu’s
regime in 1989 and the opening of the country to the world meant a new
beginning for her. She started publishing.
Shadows of the Past
Anne's relationship with her boyfriend Neil has disintegrated. After a two-year separation, they pack for a week vacation in hopes of reconciling. But fate has other plans for them.
The discovery of a bejeweled cross and ancient human bones opens a door to a new and frightening world--one where the ghost of a medieval nun named Genevieve will not let Anne rest. This new world threatens not only to ruin Anne and Neil's vacation but to end all hopes of reconciliation as Anne feels compelled to help free Genevieve's soul from its torment.
Can Anne save her relationship and help Genevieve find her eternal rest?
The twists and turns in this paranormal tale keep the reader guessing up to the end and weave themselves together into a quest to rekindle love.
Publish date: 4th December 2012
Publisher: Wild Child Publishing
Author, Carmen Stefanescu's Site: http://shadowspastmystery.blogspot.ro/
Buy Link: Wild Child Publishing
Buy Link: Amazon
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Goodreads: http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/6624397.Carmen_Stefanescu
A wonderful novel that I enjoyed reading and I couldn't put down. Simply loved it!
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to read it too! Thanks for stopping by =)
DeleteThank you for this great interview! I loved Carmen's answers. I would date Edmont Dantes too. :) And I can't wait to read the novel about Dracula. I hope it comes out soon.
ReplyDeleteHi, Carmen. Nice interview. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you guest blogging with me today, Carmen! Great interview =)
ReplyDeleteI couldn't put it down either. Love this book!
ReplyDeleteThank you, all the nice ladies who posted such lovely comments and the friendly host, Ms Terri Talley Venters, for posting my interview.
ReplyDeleteBest regards to everyone,
Carmen
A lovely interview! I'm adding this to my "To Read" list!
ReplyDeleteI had the honor of reading this also and it was a wonderfully imaginative story. I can not wait for the next! I think anyone that loves the paranormal and history would thoroughly enjoy this book.
ReplyDeleteCongrats to Carmen! Fantastic interview! And I love the sound of the next novel Carmen's working on.
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