Yesterday's Daughter, Sallie Frommer, Interviews Five-Time Author, Joan C. Curtis

ATLANTA - Jan. 28, 2015 - PRLog -- Joan C. Curtis, award winning writer and five-time author, is interviewed by Sallie Frommer of the popular Yesterday's Daughter blog today, January 28th, in a lively discussion on her writing journey, tips and advice for aspiring writers, as well, her mystery suspense, The Clock Strikes Midnight; recently released by MuseItUp Publishing.

With her debut mystery novel, Joan C. Curtis joins the ranks of suspense writers. The Clock Strikes Midnight promises to keep you up way past the witching hour. Writing with spellbinding quickness, Joan takes you through a series of twists and turns that will leave you breathless till the end.

With just 3 months to live Janie Knox returns to her childhood home destroy her mother’s killer. At age 17, a week after a jury convicted her stepfather of killing her mother, she packed all her worldly possessions in a single duffle bag, hopped on a bus, and vowed never to return.

As the clock ticks away, Janie’s uses her last days to right the wrongs that have haunted her for 20 years. She faces more than she bargained for when she discovers her sister’s life in shambles and her stepfather a formidable foe.

According to reviewer Trudi LoPreto,"Joan Curtis has done a perfect writing job. The Clock Strikes Midnight has murder, love, hate and family troubles perfectly combined to make it... kept me reading late into the night and again early in the morning until I reached the end and left behind my new friends, Janie and Marlene."

The Clock Strikes Midnight is a race against time in a quest for revenge and atonement. This is a story about hate, love and forgiveness.

Having grown up in the South with a mother from Westchester County New York, Joan has a unique take on blending the southern traditions with the eye of a northerner.  She spent most of her childhood in North Carolina and now resides in Georgia.

The interview can be found at –

http://yesterdaydaugher.blogspot.com/2015/01/read-interview-with-joan-c-curtis.html

Visit JoanCCurtis.com (http://www.joancurtis.com/) for more information on Joan’s writing, published books and more.

You can also contact Bernadette Boas at 404.997.8074 or bernadetteboas@

balloffireinc.com for more information on booking Joan for a future interview.