I would love to see my books in show or film form, and this something that my team and I are constantly working toward! I have (and have had) a lot of properties in various stages of development, but am generally not allowed to talk specifics in public until the people working on the project give me a green light, so I cannot tell you which properties, or comment on where they are in the process. I absolutely love your books and would love to see them succeed in film! Good luck! Given that your novels include teens, this would be super popular! So many people who may not have read the books would love it as well. Netflix is always looking for new content and they get a LOT of views from teens. It might be a sequel to the 2020 book, or tied to one of my other projects, or it may be a new book altogether–it depends on sales for various books, the market, and a whole host of other factors!Īnonymous asked: hey, was just thinking that maybe you could try to get a deal with netflix or hulu to make a series out of The Naturals book series - if you haven’t already. ONE MORE BOOK: My 2020 book was sold as part of a two-book deal. I cannot tell you any more than that until the deal is announced. I think it’s the best idea I’ve ever had, and I had more fun writing it than I could possibly explain. NOVEMBER, 2020, plus or minus a few months: a SUPER SECRET PROJECT that I have already written.

It involves a secret society of Southern Belles, cliff-jumping, a summer at the lake, three generations of high society secrets, complicated family relationships, four mysteries, and one dead body. Right now, I have three more books scheduled to come out: But I have also been an author long enough to know that sales are not always what I want them to be and that no sequel is guaranteed, so I ended THE LOVELY AND THE LOST in such a way that I was satisfied with the ending, even if I never get to return to those characters and that world. I sold THE LOVELY AND THE LOST in a one-book deal, which means that I wrote it to stand alone, but have series potential, meaning that if sales were good enough that my publisher wanted me to write a sequel, I would be totally excited to do so and have some ideas about where it might go, the new characters you might meet (including NEW DOGS), and so on. Do you think you'll write a sequal or make it a series some day? At the end, it seems like you left a lot of openings/threads for a second book. Tenuous-grace asked: I finished The Lovely and the Lost in less than a day and I loved it! <3<3<3 You're right about it feeling like the perfect marraige of Raised by Wolves and Naturals.

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