S.R. Fabrico
Author Interview - S.R. Fabrico
Author of Call Her Janie and Janie's Hope
About Janie's Hope:
Janie’s Hope is a powerful and heartwarming conclusion to the Southport Series, set in a charming small town where secrets run deep, and love can heal the deepest wounds. Janie, a strong neurodivergent heroine raised by a reclusive billionaire, is finally ready to step beyond her sheltered world and uncover the truths of her past. Following whispers of her late mother, she journeys to Southport, where her father’s warnings of hidden dangers only strengthen her resolve.
Her existence has been shaped by stories of her mother, Lizzie Levine, and the fleeting moments they shared in Southport. Eager to uncover her past, Janie is determined to follow in her mother’s footsteps, even as her father's warnings of danger loom large.
Enter Noah, the sweet and adorkable cinnamon roll with hidden abs and quiet confidence, who falls for Janie almost immediately, captivated by her fiery spirit. But hidden truths linger in the shadows, including Janie’s secret identity, complicating their growing connection.
In this emotional journey of self-discovery and love, Janie’s Hope will sweep you away into a world where second chances and found family collide, proving that sometimes, the strongest bonds are forged in the most unexpected ways.
Janie’s Hope will sweep you into an emotional journey of self-discovery, romance, and the unexpected strength of a found family. S.R. Fabrico’s storytelling captivates with suspense, passion, and unforgettable moments, making this finale a must-read for fans of heartfelt romance and compelling mysteries.
About Call Her Janie:
Are you ready for a heart-pumping, page-turning journey of love, loss, and suspense? Look no further than S.R. Fabrico’s latest masterpiece, filled with gripping twists and turns that will leave you on the edge of your seat.
Meet Lizzie Levine, the unstoppable female executive at a top New York City marketing firm. Driven by the tragic loss of her parents, Lizzie refuses to let anything stand in her way – until a handsome, enigmatic billionaire named Gray Stone enters the picture. But when Lizzie discovers she’s pregnant with Gray’s child, she learns there’s more to him than meets the eye.
Desperate for a fresh start, Lizzie escapes to the serene coastal town of Southport, North Carolina. There, she meets Josh, a charming local determined to help her heal and move on from her troubled past. But as Lizzie begins to rebuild her life, she soon realizes that her past is not so easily left behind. Someone with a sinister agenda lurks in the shadows, and Lizzie’s life is in grave danger.
With a writing style, that’s both eloquent and engaging, S.R. Fabrico takes you on a rollercoaster of emotions as you journey with Lizzie through the twists and turns of her life. Whether you’re a fan of suspenseful thrillers or heartwarming love stories, this book is a must-read. Don’t miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in a world of passion, intrigue, and danger.
Author Interview - S.R. Fabrico
Author I draw inspiration from:
2024: Kristin Hannah, Fredrik Backman
2023: Kristin Hannah - The Great Alone (Click here for my list of Best Kristin Hannah Books.)
Author Interview - S.R. Fabrico | Author I Draw Inspiration From
Favorite place to read a book:
2024: The Beach
2023: On the beach
Book character I’d like to be stuck in an elevator with:
2024: Rocky and Ryland Grace from Project Hail Mary by Any Weir. I'd love to talk with them about space.
2023: I would love to be stuck in an elevator with Stephanie Plum. I'd ask her if it's Joe or Ranger this week. The Plum Series by Janet Evonovich
Author Interview - S.R. Fabrico | Book Character I’d Like to be Stuck in an Elevator With
The moment I knew I wanted to become an author:
2024: I didn't at first. I wrote a "story" for my husband which I published several years later. After I released that first book I fell in love with it and wanted to keep writing more.
2023: After I published my first book.
Hardback, paperback, ebook or audiobook:
2024: I like hardbacks for safe keeping or collecting a precious book. I don't always love reading one because they are heavy to hold after a while. I love the smell of a paperback book. The only think I don't like about them is when I'm traveling and plan to read more than one book. They take up space and are heavy to carry around (depending on how many books I have) ebook I love for the exact reason I don't like paperbacks. These are better for me when I'm traveling because I can have several all in one simple little device. I don't like ebooks because I love the smell of a paperback.
2023: I like them all. I enjoy hardbacks for books I cherish and want to keep forever, a paperback is my typical go-to. There are several months in a year where I am not able to sit still and read so I will listen to audiobooks. I do think that listening to books is a different experience than reading a physical book, but I still enjoy audiobooks. I read ebooks the least, but if I'm traveling for a long period of time I find ebooks more convenient than carrying several books around with me.
The last book I read:
2024: Dreamland - Nicholas Sparks [Best Nicholas Sparks Books]
2023: Keep Her Safe by K.A. Tucker
Author Interview - S.R. Fabrico | The Last Book I Read
Pen & paper or computer:
2024: Computer. I write on my computer always. i often jot different ideas down in my notes on my phone and email them to myself to save for when I sit at my comptuer to write.
2023: Both. When I am ready to sit down and start writing a story, it is most definitely computer, but I keep a notebook with me so if ideas pop into my head I can jot them down.
Book character I think I’d be best friends with:
2024: Hermianie Granger - She's a sparty pants and I love that about her!
2023: Hermione Granger - Harry Potter by J.K. Rollings I love her personality and feel like if I was at Hogwarts we would have been besties.
Author Interview - S.R. Fabrico | Book Character I’d be Best Friends With
If I weren’t an author, I’d be a:
2024: I'd be the cheif marketing officer for Space X
2023: I would work for Spacex and build rocket ships.
Favorite decade in fashion history:
2024: The eighties
2023: Victorian
Place I’d most like to travel:
2024: I'd honestly like to RV across the country. There are so many beautiful places in the US in the process I'd cruise to Alaska and Hawaii. Hit all 50 states
2023: I'd love to travel through every state in the US! Because there are so many neat places to see in our country and I haven't visited them all. I also would love to do the same in Europe.
My signature drink:
2024: Water mostly these day. I drink alot of herbal teas. And you can't go wrong with a Vodka and cranberry and sometimes I hold the cranberry - lol!
2023: Vodka with anything and also coffee.
Favorite artist:
2024: I love all dance - broadway, hip hop, ballet, etc
2023: Fur Elise by Beethoven
Number one on my bucket list:
2024: Honestly life has taught me to cherish the moments that I have so I don't really have a true bucket life item. I've tried this last year to be present in the moment and take them in while I'm living them. I'd love to be a famous author and sell millions of copies of my books, but what author doesn't want that - lol!
2023: GO to Hawaii with my family
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About S.R. Fabrico:
Author Interview - S.R. Fabrico
S.R. Fabrico is an award-winning author whose literary talents have captivated readers worldwide. With her debut novel, The Secrets We Conceal, and her second novel, Call Her Janie, she has emerged as a rising star in the literary realm.
With a remarkable 25-plus-year career in business, marketing, and sports, S.R. Fabrico brings a unique perspective to her writing. As a World Champion Dance Coach and esteemed speaker, she infuses her stories with passion and insight.
Residing in Tennessee with her husband and children, S.R. Fabrico continues to create captivating narratives that will transport you to new and extraordinary worlds. Prepare to be enchanted by her exceptional storytelling prowess.
In addition to her passion for writing novels, she has published a series of sports journals and a journal for women. She believes that journaling is good for the soul.
