ANN EVERETT (Cont.)
INTERVIEW
MFRW:
AE:
Picture yourself as a store. Considering
your personality and lifestyle, what type of
products would be sold there?
Everything from whoopie cushions to sexy
lingerie.
MFRW:
AE:
MFRW:
AE:
MFRW:
AE:
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If you were stranded on a tropical island,
whom would it be with? You can choose
any living, deceased, or mythical figure.
MacGyver. The original one. Not the young
whippersnapper on TV now.
What’s your most embarrassing experi-
ence? Funniest?
There have been so many. One that comes to
mind is when the hem of my dress was tucked
up into the back of my panty hose—when I
came in with the church choir!
Most Dangerous?
Can‘t think of one. I‘m not much of a risk
taker, so danger doesn‘t follow me.
MFRW:
AE:
Do you have a
favorite com-
ment or ques-
tion from a
reader?
I love it when a man
writes to tell me
he reaped some
nice benefits from one of my love scenes! I‘ve
had several of those!
Hunky heroes or average Joe?
A hunky average Joe. I don‘t write stories
about millionaires or billionaires. I write about
architects, marketing guys, utility lineman, ex-
cons, Texas Rangers, and real estate agents. If
anyone has money in my stories, it‘s the hero-
ine.