VUE Weekly interview….

May 2, 2017May 2, 2017 | lainilaini | 0 Comment | 5:17 pm

Sorry, I’m a bit late posting the link to my interview, but I’ve been a bit of a wreck trying to verify the content for my German version of The Forgotten Flapper (der vergessene Flapper) and get it done before I leave for Los Angeles at the end of next week!

Plus, there’s all that trip prep– organizing research notes, packing, and making sure I have everything collected that needs to go with!

Enjoy… Hoping to see some of you at either Gatsby Books in Long Beach (on the 21st) or Book Soup (on the 22nd).

http://www.vueweekly.com/laini-giles-historical-fiction-novel-the-it-girl-and-me-details-toxic-relationship/

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