Welcome back, Shelley. Do you have a favorite genre to
write? If so, what is it?
I do! I love to write romances. I guess I’ve always liked
books with happy endings, and romances certainly do have that.
If you didn’t live in
the part of the country where you do, where would you live?
I would probably live back in Texas . Maybe not in Houston , where I grew up, though! It’s gotten
much bigger than when I left in the 1980’s.
What foreign country
would you like to visit and why?
I love to travel. I’ve always wanted to go to Casablanca ! I blame this
wish completely on the movie.
Describe what you
think would be the most romantic vacation you could take.
LOL. Well, since my husband would definitely not say Casablanca , I’d say on a river cruise somewhere in Europe .
Where would you like
to set a story that you haven’t done yet?
Though I’ve traveled a lot, I’ve never set a novel in a
foreign country. I think that would be a lot of fun, especially the research
part of it!
What is the main
theme of this novel?
The main theme of An Amish Family Christmas is
forgiveness and acceptance. Both themes go well with the overall Christmas
theme, I think.
Tell us about the story.
This novel finishes up the four book Charmed Amish Life
Series. It focuses on Levi, who has been having a difficult time dealing with
the loss of his parents. When the novel opens, Levi is asked to help a new
neighbor named Julia and her daughter Penny. Soon, Levi forms a relationship
with both Julia and Penny. Then, he learns that Julia is not exactly who she
pretends to be.
Sounds interesting. I
want to know just who she is. How can readers find you on the Internet?
We just redesigned my website, so I would love if readers
visited me there, at http://www.shelleyshepardgray.com.
I’m also active on Facebook and on Twitter, @ShelleySGray
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