Not to mention, I always get a little red in the face and keep glancing over my shoulder to make sure nobody has walked up on me while I'm doing these. Believe it or not, these are some of the toughest scenes to write because you have to portray emotions though facial expressions, reactions and a very few murmured words (the less, the better during these scenes) all while describing two people sharing the most intimate bond there is.

What are the hardest scenes to write? Love scenes.

There are so many things in my books that are just twists on things that I've been through or that I've encountered in one way or another.

Do you pull any of your book ideas from your family? Absolutely.

We'd had very little training and the longest we'd ever ridden before this was twenty-six miles at once, so more than seventy miles in a day was quite a challenge! But we survived.

Excluding your books, what was your biggest accomplishment of 2012? That I rode 150 miles on the back of a tandem bicycle with my husband without ever once uttering the word divorce! In September we rode our tandem bicycle from Tulsa, Oklahoma to the capitol building in Oklahoma City for roughly 150 miles spread out over two days as a fundraiser for MS.

My husband is two inches shy of being a foot and a half taller than me. Accountants are the same as writers, they just express themselves with a calculator instead of keyboard. My degree is actually in business administration with an emphasis on accounting.

If you weren't writing books, what would you do? Crunching numbers.

I still have rural water and trash, and if I call 911 nobody knows who is to come because if I call from the front of my house, the call goes to one county and if I'm in the back of my house, the call is routed to a different county.

This particular “town” is actually no longer really a town as just a few months ago, the address I live at changed “cities”. Next! Actually, I live in a very small town in Oklahoma that has only two stoplights-one of which was put in only three years ago. So I asked on my blog and on Facebook for some random, everyday questions for me to answer. But that's not really what people want to know-they want to know personal things. No, not my love story or even my whole life story, but the story of how a third grade girl who couldn't even read her own name became a USA Today Bestselling Author fifteen years later. First, let me say a huge thank you to Donna for having me on! Thanks so much.

Her Imperfect Groom by Rose Gordon