Ciana Stone
TB: Can you tell us a little bit about yourself?
Sure. I'm married, with two children and four
grandchildren. I live in Florida but long to move to a
place that has seasons because I miss autumn and
spring. I'm an artist and designer and have designed
book covers for the last fifteen years, for primarily
romance writers and e-publishers. I love animals of
the furry kind, get the creeps over reptiles, am not
too fond of frogs but adore birds. I love to read
almost any genre but sure love those cowboys,
country boys and western charmers.
TB: Was there a certain time in your life you knew you wanted to write?
Yes. When my first child went off to college and my youngest was busy being
a junior in highschool and I finally had time to do things I wanted to do. I had
been what my husband called a reading addict my entire life and had often
wondered if I could write. That year I gave it a try and was hooked.
TB: What are you currently working on?
Right now I'm involved in a new series, Heartbreakers & Heroes. This series
takes place in Cotton Creek, Texas, a fictional town I created for another
series I wrote, Honky Tonk Angels. In H &H, the heroes are all military men
who somehow end up in Cotton Creek. They all have pasts and some are
quite tragic, but they all have something they are trying to learn to come to
peace with. And they're all men who don't believe that happily ever after is
real and even if it is, it isn't meant for them.