Wendy Black Farley wrote her first fiction book; Season’s Stranger and shares with us about her first book. Her experience as a counselor for 20 years impacted her writing. Wendy participated in NaNo Writer challenge and shares how she wrote 50K words within the month.
Wendy talked about how the actual writing process is such a pleasure. However, the marketing of the book is the biggest challenge. On a different note, Wendy shared some of her favorite authors both past and present.
I asked Wendy to share something surprising to the listeners. Of course, Wendy thought through her answers and had me laughing.
If you missed the Facebook live interview in Nashville during CBA Unite, you can watch the replay here.
https://www.facebook.com/morethanareview/videos/1759630624118781/
Season’s Stranger by Wendy Black Farley
There’s a “stranger” in Laurel Ledge–at least to Cori—and Cori is intrigued. Her pursuit of a possible romance coincides with her favorite time of year—from the harvest festivities typical of New England in the fall through the many celebrations associated with the Christmas season. Yet, other unanticipated events cause Cori to refocus and become plunged into adventures she never intended to pursue.
As a counselor for a private consulting agency, Cori becomes embroiled in danger through what appears to be a criminal cover-up in a posh ski-resort community. Purposely concealed facts are unearthed in her personal history. These facts make her doubt the truth about her great-great grandmother, Cora, for whom she had been named.
Love, endurance, deceit and abandonment—all are familiar to Cori. Despite the setbacks, Cori “gets” that living out one’s faith does not just happen within the confines of the church buildings.
Plan to join Cori in this romantic journey.
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Wendy Black Farley
Wendy Black Farley retired after nearly 20 years as a school counselor. Additional career pursuits include working as a victim-witness advocate in the criminal court system and in various administrative roles at local colleges. She celebrated 50 years of marriage (to the same guy) this summer. In addition, she is the mother of two sons, and the grandmother of a teen-aged grandson and teen-aged granddaughter.
Among the many roles pursued by the author that inform her writing, Wendy Black Farley was a high school guidance counselor for 20 years and a victim advocate in the criminal court system for 2 years. In addition, she has enjoyed many volunteer pursuits including vacation Bible school coordinator, Sunday School teacher, youth leader, food pantry staff, meals-on-wheels delivery and church choir member. In addition, she served as a mediation coordinator for a public high school and publicity coordinator (school and church).
Additionally, she loves gardening, coffee, reading, traveling and, of course, writing!