FAQ's

Revonah answers several questions unrelated to any of her works. Want to know why she writes the way she does, what she does in her free time, or what she’s working on now? Read the questions and answers below. For Revonah’s answers questions about the books she’s written, view the individual book FAQ for book specific FAQs below. Please note that answers may give away important plot points about the books. If you haven’t read a particular book, proceed with caution as you will encounter “spoilers.”

General FAQs:

• When will Revonah's next book be out?
  Revonah's next novel, Guardian, is scheduled for released Summer 2021. For ongoing information, please sign up for Revonah's mailing list or follow updates on Facebook and Twitter.

General Questions answered by Revonah: 

• Why are all of your novels set in North Carolina?
  Because I live in North Carolina and am familiar with the area. I know a few other novelists write about the area, and I wanted to create a sense of familiarity when readers buy each novel. It's my way of giving a little piece of North Carolina to each reader.

• Why do you write love stories?
  I write what I feel, and love is in my life everyday so that's what I write about.

• Do you ever incorporate anything from your own romantic life into your books?
  Not necessarily. Some of my stories have been family stories but as far as my own romantic life, I guess the closest you can say about that is that most of the main men characters in my novels are very similar to my husband in a lot of ways.

• How can I get a signed copy of one of your books? How can I get a signed photograph?
  Keep checking back under our events as we do have giveaways involving autographed material from time to time.What do you like to read? I usually read whenever I have time, and I have been a voracious reader since I was young. I like to read fiction, history and biography.

• Who are your favorite authors?
  It's really hard to choose a favorite, but I do love books written by Nicholas Sparks, Jennifer Crusie, and Judy Blume. Each of these authors inspire me in many different ways.

• Where do you get your ideas?
  I'm not really sure where my ideas come from really. Most of the time I just sit down and clear my mind and the story or what I want the story to be about comes to mind and I let it go from there. Generally, I work through hundreds of ideas and characters before finally making my decision and beginning to write.

• What do you want your readers to take away from your novels?
  Generally speaking, I set out to write an easy-to-read, entertaining, original love story with a poignant ending, one that generates genuine emotion. That’s what I’d like my readers to take away.

• When did you begin writing?
  I wrote my first novel at a very young age. I've always loved telling stories and writing but really never published any until "The Sign of Love".

• What is the first step you take in writing a new novel?
  The first step is to come up with a general theme, one that influences the style in which it’s written, the proper narrative voice, the appropriate characters and settings, and the length of the novel.

• Do you write longhand or work on a computer?
  I write on a computer for the most part but if an idea comes to mind I wrote it down on whatever I have on hand.

• Why do you write books?
  I enjoy, and have always enjoyed, reading, and my ability to write and interest in a writing career grew out of that. I don’t live to write, I write to live.

• What are your hobbies?
  In addition to writing, reading, and spending time with my boys, I love taken photos and scrapbooking all my memories. 

The Sign of Love FAQ's:

Revonah answers several questions related to her novel "The Sign of Love". Please note that answers may give away important plot points about the books. If you haven’t read a particular book, proceed with caution as you will encounter “spoilers.”

 COMING SOON!

Guardian FAQ's:

Revonah answers several questions related to her novel "Guardian". Please note that answers may give away important plot points about the books. If you haven’t read a particular book, proceed with caution as you will encounter “spoilers.”

COMING SOON!