{Character Interview} Roxie Honeycutt of 'Wooing the Wedding Planner'
We’re thrilled to be talking to Roxie Honeycutt from Amber
Leigh Williams’s Wooing the Wedding
Planner. It is a pleasure to have her with us today at Pimp That
Character!
Thank you for your interview, Roxie. How old are you and what do you do for a
living?
Let’s not get into too many specifics on the matter of age.
We’ll just say early thirties and I’m a wedding planner.
Can you tell us about one of your most distinguishable
features?
My smile. I’m an optimist. Some would say I’m the eternal
optimist. I think a good smile reflects that.
Where do you go when you are angry?
Well, I’ve smacked a couple of men so it seems I’m in need
of a more constructive outlet in terms of aggression. Don’t worry, the second
guy definitely deserved it. The first was kind enough to laugh it off with me
later. He’s that hot new neighbor guy. Did I mention Byron?
What is in your refrigerator right now?
A bottle of Cristal. It was a housewarming present. I’m
teaching myself to cook so there’s an odd assortment of test ingredients. Oh,
and a casserole from my friend Briar – just in case my cooking efforts fall
through.
What is your most treasured possession?
Right now – this house! It’s gorgeous – old-fashioned
Victorian and everything I’ve ever dreamed of living in! Only there’s Byron. He
seems to think it’s his, too. There’s some dispute about that. You can be sure
of that.
What is the trait you most not like about yourself?
Doubting myself – my appearance or abilities. I have one of
those mothers. You know the type: never satisfied with who you are. I think
that’s why I’m as positive and forward-thinking as I can be – to drown out that
doubting voice in my head that sounds too much like her.
Do you think the author portrayed you accurately?
I think at times she had a little too much fun planting me
and a stubborn cynic in the same living space. Sometimes I think she did this
for her own enjoyment. However, the payoff is…rewarding. I’ll say that!
If you could change one physical thing about yourself, what
would that be?
I spent too much of my life torturing myself over whether my
appearance is up to standards. I’m done with that now. I’m me and that’s
plenty.
What’s your idea of a perfect meal?
Something I don’t burn or undercook. So far, that’s pie.
Would you like a slice? It’s packed with juicy apples, cinnamon and sin. Oops!
Did I say sin? I wasn’t thinking about sin. Even if I was, it’s Byron’s fault.
He might’ve kissed me somewhere along the lines of the baking process and now I
can’t remember exactly what that process entailed.
Someone is secretly in love with you. Who is it and how do you feel about that?
My friends keep telling me it’s Byron. Also his sisters. His
mother, too, keeps hinting it. Oh, and his great-aunt. But I’m not ready to get
involved with anyone this soon after the divorce. And neither Byron nor I are
the kind of people who are capable of casual dating…are we??
About the Author
Amber Leigh Williams is a Harlequin romance writer who
lives on the US Gulf Coast. She lives for beach days, the smell of real
books, and spending time with her husband and their two
young children. When she’s not keeping up with
rambunctious little ones (and two large dogs), she can usually be
found reading a good book or indulging her inner foodie. Amber is
represented by the D4EO Literary Agency.
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About the Book:
Title:
WOOING THE WEDDING PLANNER
Author: Amber Leigh Williams
Publisher: Harlequin (Superromance)
Pages: 380
Genre: Series Romance/Contemporary Romance/Superromance
Author: Amber Leigh Williams
Publisher: Harlequin (Superromance)
Pages: 380
Genre: Series Romance/Contemporary Romance/Superromance
No more
wedding marches for her!
Wedding
planner Roxie Honeycutt can make happy-ever-after come true for anyone except
herself. Freshly divorced and done with love, she's okay with watching clients
walk down the aisle. What's not okay? Sharing a charming Victorian house with
accountant Byron Strong. He's frustratingly sexy and determined to keep her
confused.
Roxie thought Byron's expertise was
numbers, yet somehow he sees her for who she really is. Somehow he understands
the hurt she hides behind a trademark smile. Suddenly romance is tempting
again, even if it means risking another heartbreak.
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