June Love grew up in a small, cotton town located in the Delta region of Mississippi. For anyone who has grown up in a rural, farming community, whether cotton, corn, or wheat, you know that finding ways to occupy your childhood days lends itself to creativity—in other words, a lot of pretending takes place. June carried her childhood world of make believe into her adult life by creating lively characters, who allow her to tell their story.
When she's is not writing, serving on the board of the Magnolia State Romance Writers, or traveling with her husband, she spends her time trying to earn the devotion of their rescued miniature schnauzer. Adopting Molly has reinforced June’s belief that miracles do happen and love does conquer all.
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Ruby Nickname: Delta Ruby
Hometown: Drew, MS
GH Year(s) 2009
Completed Manuscript(s) 2
Genre(s): Contemporary
Started Writing: 1998
Day Job: Accounting Manager
For Fun: Writing–of course, reading, traveling, spending time with family and friends, whew…I’ll stop now
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Posted by June Love Feb 13 2012, 12:01 am in craft, motivation, writing tips
I’m not a Reality TV Junkie, but I do enjoy watching couples race around the world, cook their way to stardom, and survive in meager conditions. Whether it’s dancing, singing, looking for a mate, mining for coal, digging for gold, hunting for alligators, or driving across ice roads, these players/contestants have one goal in mind—to win the prize. It doesn’t matter if the prize is wealth, a record deal, or a shot at a television show. They all want to walk away the winner. In that respect, they are the same. Where the difference comes in is their motivation or reason for wanting the prize and to what lengths they’ll go to obtain it.
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