🏰 Author Interview Featuring Judy Serrano, Author of 'Unorganized Crime' and 'Unorganized Secrets'


Judy Serrano graduated from Texas A&M University-Commerce with a master’s degree in English. She is the owner of Make Cents Editing Services and is an English teacher at a local high school. Judy writes romantic suspense, Mafia romance, and paranormal romance. She is the author of The Easter’s Lilly Series, The Linked Series, Ivy Vines, Visions and the Unorganized Crime series. Although originally from New York, Judy resides in Texas with her husband and six cats.


 
 

🏰As a book bloggin’ and book luvin’ Princess, I’m always curious to find out how authors get


ideas for their books.  How did you come up with the idea for your series, Unorganized Crime?

Sometimes, I dream up a storyline and run with the idea. Most of the time, I start with something I know and let my characters jump from there. That was not the case with Unorganized Crime. I actually took some characters from Easter’s Lilly and made a new story with it. Easter’s Lilly was my first novel.

🏰What was the hardest part about writing your book?

The hardest part about writing my book is always time. I am an English teacher, and I spend most of my time creating curriculum or grading essays. Any time I was able to steal, I took to write.

🏰How long have you been writing or when did you start?

I have been writing since I was 12 years old. I have always had a creative gene. I write poetry, songs, novels and I play guitar. My first book was published in 2010, and I was of course considerably older than 12. 

🏰Do you hear from your readers?  What do they say?

I have a Facebook page, and I often hear from my readers. Most of my books end on cliffhangers, so my readers are often looking for the next conquest.


🏰What has been the best accomplishment in your writing career?

I think the biggest accomplishment in my writing career has been all I have learned since my first book. I know a little more about expectations, and I am trying my best to continue to grow.

🏰How do you use social media as an author? 

I do use social media to sell my books. I advertise them when they are published and focus on events that I may be planning. 

🏰Which is your favorite social media platform?

I know I am dating myself by saying this, but Facebook is my ‘go to.’ It is easy to use, and it really does suit my purpose.

🏰Do you have anything that you would like to say to your readers?

Thank you so much for reading my books. I hope I continue to help you escape into the world of my alpha males. 





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