Reader expectations - YA, Fantasy, Thriller, and Cozy. 4 author roundtable

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(Yes! The Shining took place during the winter. I do know that!) Good Adventures, This week, I'm joined by fantasy author JR Pearse Nelson, YA author Terri M Collica, and soon to be published thriller author Dr. Will Pepper. (the other doctor pepper) We talk reader expectations. How we handle what's expected versus what we want to write. Comment over on our YouTube channel. Links: JR Pearse Nelson: J.R.'s website: jrpearsenelson.com J.R. Pearse Nelson @ Books2Read.com Instagram @jrpearsenelson Terri M Collica: http://www.terrimcollica.com https://www.amazon.com/Fuzzy-Visions-Sunny-McBain-Mystery-ebook/dp/B00OTQV6LI/ Will Pepper: https://www.facebook.com/betterthanfreellc/ http://theotherdrpepper.com/ http://twitter.com/drwpepper Books Cubed is on Instagram ~~~ What do I write? Thanks for asking. My latest book, How to Square Your Grouper is out. You'll find the series on Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and kobo. See you next time. Go read a good book. Melissa

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