Featured Interview With Natalie Alder
Tell us a little about yourself. Where were you raised? Where do you live now?
I write stories about romance. They center on learning about the characters backgrounds, personalities and life circumstances that mold them into who they are and how they love.
I am a sassy 40-something year old. I live in a quiet farming town in New England with my husband of fifteen years and our three rescued cats. After college I facilitated improvement in the physical abilities of children and the elderly then took the opportunity to enjoy my creative side. I love to sew, knit, write…sing and drink martinis (not necessarily at the same time).
At what age did you realize your fascination with books? When did you start writing?
Before I could read. I loved to watch and listen to others read. I like to look at the words and pictures even though I couldn’t read the words.
I began writing The Tapestry Series when I was twelve.
Who are your favorite authors to read? What is your favorite genre to read. Who Inspires you in your writings?
My favorite authors to read are Lori Foster, Ginger Ring, Rodd Clark, Mike Faricy, Rick Johnson, Maeve Binchy, Jostein Gaarder, C J Carmichael, Jayne Rylon, Mari Carr, Laura Moore, Addison Moore, Lisa Jackson, Jane Porter, Sable Hunter, Aurora Zahni, Patricia Cornwell and so many more.
My favorite genre is romantic suspense with a cowboy. (I think I just made that genre up).
All of the above. And Christian Fennell.
Tell us a little about your latest book?
I just submitted Book 3 in the Tapestry Series, Woven Interests, to the publisher. Each book in this family saga/romance series is about a different member of the family. This book tells the middle son, James Becker’s, story.
In the previous books James’ sexual orientation is unclear to the readers and his family. James believes he will never be in a committed relationship, it’s just not for him. In this book he finds love. He finds it complicated and confusing to understand and accept but the love is real. So he works hard to help weave the bonds that are forming strong so they may build a viable relationship and hopefully eventually commit to that relationship.
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