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Looking out the Window: Jodie Wolfe Talks about Wooing Gertrude, Book Three in the Burton Brides Series. Giveaway.

 

A Warm Welcome to Jodie Wolfe

Jodie will give away an eBook of Taming Julia, the first book in her Burton Brides Series. (U.S. residents only). To enter to win leave a comment below and join the Rafflecopter contest.

 Hi Jodie, first, tell us a little about yourself.

My husband and I have been married for almost thirty-six years. We have two sons and six grandchildren. We live in PA, between two mountains.

 Were you an avid reader as a child? If so, what did you read?

Oh yes! Not only did I read a lot, but my mom also read to me and my brothers. I remember books like Encyclopedia Brown, Trixie Beldon, Little House on the Prairie, Nancy Drew, and lots of Snoopy/Peanuts books. :)

 Why do you write?

Because it’s something I feel God has called me to do.



Tell us about your latest book.

Enoch Valentine has given up finding peace for his past mistakes. He throws everything he has into being the new part-time deputy in Burrton Springs, Kansas while maintaining the foreman position at a local horse ranch. But when trouble stirs on the ranch, he questions whether he's the right man for either job.

Peace has been elusive for most of Gertrude Miller's life, especially under the oppressiveness of an overbearing mother. She takes matters into her own hands and sends for a potential husband, while also opening her own dress shop. Gertrude hopes to build a future where she'll find peace and happiness.

Will either of them ever be able to find peace?

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Let's talk more about your writing process. In three words describe your style of writing.

Quirky, hopeful, historical

What themes do you write about?

My themes often depend on what God has recently taught me or is in the process of teaching me.

What is your writing schedule and where do you write?

I write in a converted bedroom. When my youngest moved out, we decided to convert his old bedroom into an office for me. I try to work on writing related activities throughout the week.

Are you a plotter or a pantzer?

I often consider myself a plotzer. :) Part plotter and part pantzer.

(: A cute name. 

Does your faith affect your writing? If so, how?

My faith is an integral part of my life, so it also is the same in my writing. It organically spills over into all aspects of my life and writing.

 What are you working on right now?

I just recently turned in the final book in this series. I’m currently working on researching a book set during the Civil War time, which I’ve never done before. My husband and I recently attended a Civil War ball so I could learn more about the era.

 Do you have any advice for aspiring writers?

Trust God’s timing. Sometimes it takes a while, but His timing is ALWAYS best.

 What would you be doing if you weren’t writing?

Reading, walking, knitting, or spending time with my husband.

 Bio:

Jodie Wolfe creates novels where hope and quirky meet. She is a member of American Christian Fiction Writers (ACFW), and Faith, Hope, & Love Christian Writers (FHLCW). She's been a semi-finalist and finalist in various writing contests. When not writing she enjoys spending time with her husband in Pennsylvania, reading, walking, and being a Grammie. Learn more on Jodie's Website.

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Comments

Sonja said…
I love being introduced to authors that are new to me. I have found some real gems this way! I would love to read your book!
Carol James said…
Great interview. Congratulations on your new release. I call myself a Plantzer. Sounds like we might be cousins. LOL
Jodie Wolfe said…
Hi Sonja. Great to have you stop by for a visit.
Jodie Wolfe said…
Chuckle. I like that, Carol - plantzer. :) Maybe we're related.
marilyn leach said…
The book sounds like a great read. I like the "plotzerP idea, too. Cheers
Karen Malley said…
I enjoyed this book thoroughly! It's nice to learn a little more about you, Jodie. I wish you many sales.
Jodie Wolfe said…
Are you a fellow plotzer, Marilyn? :) Thanks for stopping by.
Jodie Wolfe said…
You're sweet, Karen. Thank you!
Gina said…
What a wonderful interview! Your book sounds amazing, Jodie, I can’t wait to read it and I wish you much happiness, many sales, and lots of success. I love learning about how writers go about their creative process, so thank you for sharing that with us. Love being a hybrid with y’all, sometimes I’m a Plotzer and the other one sometimes ��. Best wishes, Jodie.
Gail, Your blog is so outstanding and fantastic! It’s beautiful and every week you host the most interesting guests, so thank you for all that you do to make this blog so top notch for us. Blessings to everyone, and thank you.
Gail Pallotta said…
Hi Gina,

Thank you for your kind words about the blog. I'm glad you're enjoying it.

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