I only today learned that the book was originally a self-published novel. Pamela: I am thrilled to hear that! I'm about halfway through Bared to You, the first book in the Crossfire series, and love it. But there are dozens of other authors I enjoy immensely and read frequently, including you! Robb, Patricia Briggs, Shelby Reed - these are my pre-order, must-have authors. Pamela: Who are some of your favorite romance authors today? What do you read outside of romance? I love watching action movies (plot optional - just blow things up!) and hanging out with my kids. Pamela: How do you stay inspired? What kind of activities refill your creative well? I've learned to allow myself the room to fall in love with what I'm writing. When a story captures me, it comes quickly and easily. Sylvia: Thank you for having me back! As for discipline and rules, I confess, I've never been good with either. Is that the result of discipline? Do you have rules for yourself or writing goals that help you stay on track? Pamela: Welcome back to HEA! You're a terrifically prolific author. We caught up with Day, who is still in the midst of the whirlwind surrounding Bared to You, and had a chance to ask her how she stays inspired and what it's been like since Eva and Gideon's story became such a phenomenal success. She might be glad these days that she chose instead to follow her other burning ambition - writing fiction. Army Military Intelligence, once dreamed of being a dolphin trainer. California author Sylvia Day managed to do just this with Bared to You, the first in her Crossfire series, which has sold more copies in certain areas than even Fifty Shades of Grey. Every so often, an author explodes into the stratosphere, gaining international recognition and becoming a global - yes, global - best seller.

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