Q & A with Terrance

Here are some other questions I’m often asked.

What do I like to read?

These are the last five books I’ve read:

  • Summer Rental (Mary Kay Andrews)
  • Ten Beach Road (Wendy Wax)
  • Burnt Mountain (Anne Rivers Siddons)
  • Great Southern Mysteries (E. Randall Floyd)
  • Oolong Dead (Laura Childs)

What is my favorite ghost tale?

I could never narrow it down to just one!

What was my scariest experience?

Being locked inside Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum (WV) all night!

Who was my favorite pirate?

Anne Bonny, of course, because I can totally picture myself as this tough, sexy, fearless pirate!

How did I get interested in lighthouses?

A friend took me to Cape Hatteras Lighthouse. We climbed all the way to the top! I had never been inside a lighthouse before but after that I was hooked.

Where is my favorite travel destination?

Africa. While I treasure all my globe-trotting experiences, I absolutely love East and Southern Africa. You will too, I promise, once you have seen a hippo coming out of the Zambezi at sunset, hot-air ballooned over the Northern Serengetti, enjoyed a cold drink at sunset while looking out over the Mari, or participated in a night game drive at Samburu. Our jeep was chased by a mother elephant who thought we got too close to her herd. Now that’s an experience you don’t forget!

What is my favorite place in the Carolinas?

I have so many places I love throughout the Carolinas, so this is a tough one. Seriously! We are blessed to have so many great cities and towns. And it really does depend on what you’re looking for: mountains, beach, nature, nightlife, etc. I have property on the Albemarle Sound (which is the largest body of freshwater in the world) and that area remains largely unspoiled by development (for now). It is a writer’s haven!

What am I working on right now?

Big surprise! I’ll be making an announcement soon…

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