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I asked Susan what her likes, interests and hobbies are.
For more about Susan or her books, check out her blog at http://susandayley.wordpress.com/
Besides all things books? Finding what’s at the end of the
trail, getting dirt under my nails in the garden, and drinking from very small
cups while sitting in a very small chair across the table from my
granddaughter. I also love my job—mornings I tutor students at a private school—and
I’m adapting to taking classes again at the local university.
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| My garden gate |
What is the most unusual thing you’ve ever done?
I’ve done some really unusual things, but I can’t tell you
what they are. J
On a less sensational scale—I had a 6-month honeymoon, have shot a police-issued,
45 caliber pistol, and ate total vegan for over 10 years.
If you could go on a dream vacation, where would you go?
Someplace with mountains: Switzerland, Machu Picchu, parts
of China, or Victor, Idaho. Or old Jerusalem.
In your biography you mentioned a love for canyon trails.
What is your favorite memory of hiking or being in the outdoors? I love that we
were able to hike the Subway (Zions NP) last year with our children and their
families (including some very scary slot swims—for me—and a couple of tricky
climb-downs), but I also love the time my DH and I climbed all over the rice
terraces in Banaui, Philippines.
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| My son on the last down-climb in the Subway |
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| My daughters in the Subway. |
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| Banaui rice terraces--taken through the hotel window--thus the glare |
You also mentioned a love for writing. Aside from your story
in A Circle of Sisters, what sort of
things do you write? My first published book is about Jonah—for adults (Redemption) (it’s not nearly as heavy as
the title sounds, but is full of fascinating facts), and my latest, Cold Pursuit just went to press.
Would you be willing to share a little about your current
project? Cold Pursuit is a mystery /
suspense with romance and a huge twist. [Link to post about book.] The whole
concept was driven by the idea of making it “interactive.”
For more about Susan or her books, check out her blog at http://susandayley.wordpress.com/
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