Victoria Pitts Caine
Cotton
Fiction
October 9, 2018
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About
the Book
Running from a life of poverty, 16-year-old Cotton Ramsey escapes the Savannah River bottomland to New York.
Twenty years later, she has changed her name and runs a large pharmaceutical
company, which belonged to the family of her late husband. When Beau Simpson,
her first love, arrives to deliver the news of her daddy’s untimely death, the
life she struggled to leave behind calls her home.
Victoria,
what do you love about this new story?
I love the setting. I want to
someday explore the Savannah area and the history there.
Share
one thing you learned while researching for this book.
The trail the Confederate Gold took
before it disappeared and became a long sought after legend.
Introduce
us to the main antagonist.
Not to “giveaway" the mystery, he’s
full of himself and thinks everyone is beneath him. He’s gotten in over his
head and needs a way out.
What
do you hope readers will tell others when they’ve finished the book?
That the book is an exciting,
contemporary mystery.
What’s
next for you?
I have a cozy mystery about half
finished. I hope to get back into the writing mode and complete it in 2019.
About
the Author
Victoria Pitts Caine is a native
Californian and lives in the central portion of the state. Her varied
interests
include genealogy and exotic gemstone collecting both of which she’s
incorporated into her novels.
The author has received recognition
in both fiction and nonfiction from Enduring Romance top 10 picks, William
Saroyan Writing Conference, Byline Magazine, Writer’s Journal Magazine, Holt
International Children’s Services Magazine, and The Southern California
Genealogical Society. Her first novel, Alvarado Gold, was published in 2007
followed by three more as well as novellas and short stories in anthologies.
Victoria is a former staff
technician in air pollution control. She is the mother of two daughters. Now
retired from the work force, Victoria and her husband enjoy travel, cooking, and
are self-appointed “foodies.”
Other Links:
Website: http://vcaine.homestead.com
Email: alvaradogold9@gmail.com
Twitter: https://twitter.com/VictoriaPittsC
Amazon Author’s Page: http://amazon.com/author/victoriapittscaine
Thanks for having me, Lisa!
ReplyDeleteGlad to share about your new book. Congratulations.
ReplyDeleteI've read Cotton and enjoyed it, especially the contrasting lifestyles.
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