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Christie Craig | I Got Luckyβ€”Not that Kind of Lucky!

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Yesterday my book, Divorced, Desperate and Delicious was released and I’m tickled pink. This isn’t my first book, but it’s my first novel in thirteen years. Why the long break? Well, I was actively pursuing my career in photojournalism. About six years ago, I decided I was tired of being a one book wonder and fell headfirst into novel writing again. I had totally forgotten how much I loved it. The ideas were pouring out of me, I couldn’t write fast enough. I got book one written, got book two, three . . . I got all the way to book eight. Ahh, but I also got some rejections.

Oh, the editors loved my voice, but my plots were always . . . crossing a line.
I was too quirky, too sexy, too suspenseful, too something. Yeah, I know, I’m
good at crossing the line and pushing the envelope. It’s just how I’m wired.
But then I got lucky. (Not that kind of lucky!) I got the most amazing call
from my agent. I hadn’t just sold one book, I’d sold four in one day.
Dorchester loved my crossing-the-line, pushing-the-envelope quirky, sexy,
suspenseful style. Now that was a good day.

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