Single Rider
by Skye Leah Collett
Genre: Contemporary Women's Fiction
This is a story about a woman named Kenzie. A woman who knows what she wants and likes things just the way they are, thank you very much.
This is also a story about a man named Max. Max can be a real pain in the ass.
And finally, this is a story about Dash, ex-husband extraordinaire, who likes to get down to the Scissor Sisters and parties a little too much.
And Katie, the best friend who parties far too much and can expertly defend herself against sexual harassment accusations.
And Claudia, sister, mother and head of the school parent’s association, long time tea drinker. The chalk to Kenzie’s cheese.
And Michael, the one that got away.
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This is also a story about a man named Max. Max can be a real pain in the ass.
And finally, this is a story about Dash, ex-husband extraordinaire, who likes to get down to the Scissor Sisters and parties a little too much.
And Katie, the best friend who parties far too much and can expertly defend herself against sexual harassment accusations.
And Claudia, sister, mother and head of the school parent’s association, long time tea drinker. The chalk to Kenzie’s cheese.
And Michael, the one that got away.
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"I don't think so Kenz." he said, no grimace or frown, just a serious look on his face, parental almost. Condescending was another word that came to mind.
'Oh, ok, no worries." she laughed to cover her embarrassment but she knew her face looked as if she had just played the 50-minute game of soccer in the sun instead of her niece.
"Ok well see you round." she shook her arm from where he still grasped her and started for the car, pretty sure she was walking weird, knowing she was. There was something distinctly duck like about her walk, dear god she was waddling. Yep definitely a waddle. What the hell was wrong with her?
"Kenzie wait." he followed her.
Even if she ran she wouldn't be able to lose him, especially now that she had the speed and agility of Huey, Dewey and Louie combined, or maybe it was just Donald, who would be the most uncoordinated out of the four she pondered to herself idiotically.
She stopped, not sure what he was going to say but wishing the ground would swallow her up, grateful her family hadn't overheard her be shot down so brutally, when she didn't even want to hang out with this with this guy, well at least she didn't think she did 5 minutes ago.
Oh god, she thought, Dash witnessing this would be even worse, she could imagine how much he would torture her.
'Oh, ok, no worries." she laughed to cover her embarrassment but she knew her face looked as if she had just played the 50-minute game of soccer in the sun instead of her niece.
"Ok well see you round." she shook her arm from where he still grasped her and started for the car, pretty sure she was walking weird, knowing she was. There was something distinctly duck like about her walk, dear god she was waddling. Yep definitely a waddle. What the hell was wrong with her?
"Kenzie wait." he followed her.
Even if she ran she wouldn't be able to lose him, especially now that she had the speed and agility of Huey, Dewey and Louie combined, or maybe it was just Donald, who would be the most uncoordinated out of the four she pondered to herself idiotically.
She stopped, not sure what he was going to say but wishing the ground would swallow her up, grateful her family hadn't overheard her be shot down so brutally, when she didn't even want to hang out with this with this guy, well at least she didn't think she did 5 minutes ago.
Oh god, she thought, Dash witnessing this would be even worse, she could imagine how much he would torture her.
(The one in the hat!)
First time author of Single Rider Skye Leah Collett, refuses to concede that her debut novel is in any way Autobiographical.
Her ex-husband doesn't buy it.
He won’t shut up about the similarities between himself and the vibrantly likeable supporting character Dash. Unrelenting in his conviction that the imagined fellows resemblance is as unsubtle as the nose on his handsome face, he’s adamantly staked a claim in sharing any perceived future celebrity entitlements. He is also one of this author's biggest fans.
Sydney born but a devoted Brisbane girl for almost three decades, Skye’s stories centre on the lives and relationships of individuals living in modern suburban Australia. Their friendships, their increasingly overbearing families and of course their lovers.
Her father's dedication to waffling, unapologetically long winded stories is a treasured family trait passed on through generations and Skye’s rich, colourful characters are painstakingly crafted to become people you wished you knew and become reluctant to farewell.
Skye spends an unseemly indulgent amount of time pinching herself as a reminder that she is indeed awake and very much a person who finished writing a novel.
She’d adore hearing from anyone who feels inclined to make the effort or just wants to say hey.
Skye Leah Collett can be reached anytime via her many varied social media locations!
Facebook * Twitter * Instagram * Amazon * Goodreads
First time author of Single Rider Skye Leah Collett, refuses to concede that her debut novel is in any way Autobiographical.
Her ex-husband doesn't buy it.
He won’t shut up about the similarities between himself and the vibrantly likeable supporting character Dash. Unrelenting in his conviction that the imagined fellows resemblance is as unsubtle as the nose on his handsome face, he’s adamantly staked a claim in sharing any perceived future celebrity entitlements. He is also one of this author's biggest fans.
Sydney born but a devoted Brisbane girl for almost three decades, Skye’s stories centre on the lives and relationships of individuals living in modern suburban Australia. Their friendships, their increasingly overbearing families and of course their lovers.
Her father's dedication to waffling, unapologetically long winded stories is a treasured family trait passed on through generations and Skye’s rich, colourful characters are painstakingly crafted to become people you wished you knew and become reluctant to farewell.
Skye spends an unseemly indulgent amount of time pinching herself as a reminder that she is indeed awake and very much a person who finished writing a novel.
She’d adore hearing from anyone who feels inclined to make the effort or just wants to say hey.
Skye Leah Collett can be reached anytime via her many varied social media locations!
Facebook * Twitter * Instagram * Amazon * Goodreads
hat can we expect from you in the future?
Most recently I was fortunate to participate in an anthology of short stories produced by Mcgrath House titled Limitless. Its available on Amazon in ebook and paperback and all proceeds going to the AMAR Foundation. And at this moment I am plodding along trying to finalise my second book - Britta from a small town. Im categorising it as a murder mystery themed novel, with a bit of comedy thrown in. I’m also fleshing out my third book The Hand Me Down which has some paranormal themes including a talking cat but I’ve made myself a deal to ignore that one till Britta has been finished. I generally find writing characters and plots from different books at the same time only messes with my head
AMAR Foundation - an award-winning charity that works in the Middle East to help millions rebuild their lives in countries scarred by war. For 25 years AMAR has provided a package of healthcare, emergency relief, and education, to help improve the lives of some of the world’s most disadvantaged people.
Where were you born/grew up at?
I was born in Bankstown, which is an outer Sydney suburb, but grew up on the central coast beaches of New South Wales until the age of 11 when I moved to Brisbane. I lived there until about six months ago, when I decided to return to the Central Coast for a bit of a seachange.
If you knew you'd die tomorrow, how would you spend your last day?
With my loved ones, enjoying our last moments together maybe at a resort in fiji or samoa, in a place I’ve never travelled to before, but close enough not to waste too much off my last 24 hours on earth in a plane.
What book do you think everyone should read?
The Shining - Stephen King, scared the absolute crap out of me. Honestly I always say I have a top 20 of books and if you made me sit down and write them out that 20 would turn to 50 to 100 and so on… I have too many favourites.
What kind of world ruler would you be?
God, I’d like to think I’d be good and fair, but power scares me, I think it corrupts even the best people easily. I don’t think there's enough money in the world to convince me to take on a role like that, such a huge significant responsibility and so many lives in your hands. Scares the hell out of me. .
Describe your writing style.
I am the biggest procrastinator in the world! I have massive bursts of energy that are completely unpredictable and can feel inspired by myself, something I’ve seen or heard or read, too much caffeine or sometimes even nothing at all. I'm incredibly undisciplined. I'm really dragging my feet with Britta and have bailed on it a few times, and I adore the story I just get bored easily…. I need like a manager who watches over me and forces me to write on a schedule then I’d be more productive.
What are you passionate about these days?
My family, my friends, and seeing the world.
What do you do to unwind and relax?
Have a wine, go to the beach, watch some tele, read a book or day nap.
How to find time to write as a parent?
I have the most amazing kid, he’s an only child and mature beyond his years and incredibly self sufficient so he never makes writing more challenging if anything he makes it easier.
What made you want to become an author and do you feel it was the right decision?
I used to write scripts when I was a teenager and make my friends act them out. I’ve wanted to be a writer since before then, I never finished a novel though until Single Rider and that was when I finally believed I could do it and now that's the only thing I want to do.
A day in the life of the author?
Oh god, I’m certain no authors spend their days like me. I took a redundancy from work over a year ago so pretty much have no other obligations except looking after my kid and writing. I’ve probably written less in the last year than I have in the last two years, but self promo takes up a lot of time too, so I have been working on that, but I wish every day I was more disciplined and efficient, it's just not who I am though… ha ha ha what ya gunna do? Sigh.
Advice for new authors?
Believe in yourself and try where possible to write for you, there's this awesome JK Rowling quote that I think of everytime I wonder if my stories are good enough for people to read - “Even if it isn't a piece of work that finds an audience it will teach you things you could have learned no other way.” And in Dory’s words - “Just keep swimming, just keep swimming” ha ha ha ha believe it or not that pops into my head way more than it should!
What is your writing process? For instance do you do an outline first? Do you do the chapters first?
My writing process is soooo disorganised.
I do not know how my first ever editor agreed to take on my work. I do comments and memos all over my documents and margins with notes and ramblings. When I’m writing I usually have various documents on my computer, a huge whiteboard that has so much shorthand it's impossible to read and at least three notebooks that I have hastily scribbled ideas and thoughts in at random times and post it notes…..sooooo many post it notes!!!! My friends are forever leaving my house with little scraps of post its stuck to their shoes or on their clothes with stuff like … ‘change chapter two, not feeling it’.... ‘Does Britta cry too much in an annoying way?’ “Are you ok with Michael's character description - revisit” ha ha ha ha
Can you tell us a little bit about the characters in Britta, from a small town?
Ok so Britta, or Brits as she is referred to is really close to her sketchy brother who partakes in a lot of illegal activities that she tries to term a blind eye to. Unfortunately when a young woman is murdered in her backyard and her brother is accused of killing her she has to dig deep into his life to help find the real killer. Shes also nine months pregnant and nobody knows who the father is and her ex high school sweetheart is the lead detective on the case. Things are very complicated for poor Brits! Ha ha ha
Do the characters all come to you at the same time or do some of them come to you as you write?
Both, usually I have a general idea on the main cast, but then depending on which way the story turns I may need to add or remove characters to make it all come together. Like The Hand Me Down which is book three that I’ve loosely plotted and written a few chapters for has all the character descriptions in reasonable detail, a least the main ones, but they will change as the story changes. Generally not the starring role who is Olivia Pennwright, but I never really know till the chapters start to flow.
What kind of research do you do before you begin writing a book?
Usually none at first until I come across topics I know nothing about and I try my best, I think accuracy and consistency are really important in a story and these are the things I probably lose sleep over the most, and that's because I know I probably have gaps a lot of the time…. But meh this is definitely not my strength, so hopefully I will get better.
How did you come up with the title of your first novel?
A friend helped me with it, I toyed with the idea of Single Rider for a while wondering if it was too much of a cliche but everyone told me I was wrong so that's how it stuck. It comes from a running joke between me and my friends it we are ever stuck on our own unwillingly…. “Ahhh we’ve got a Single Rider here folks, a single rider”
Who designed your book covers?
The images are ones I’ve taken or for Britta my son actually took the photo when we were visiting a friend who lives in a rural area…. The wonderful people at Mcgrath House helped me format then and knock them all together properly. In addition to putting together the anthology of short stories that was just released with me as a contributing author they also provide support services and advice to Indie Authors…. I cannot put into words how much they have supported and helped me on this self-publishing journey.
Do you see writing as a career?
Well at the moment I consider myself an unemployed writer, so yeah I see it as a career, ha ha ha. I think no matter what changes for me in terms of career decisions, I’ll also be writing on the sidelines, it just may take me longer to churn books out when I can’t fully dedicate all my time to them. In saying that because I don't work at the moment I really should be smashing out a book every couple of months, that hasn’t happened, cause I like socialising too much, and binge watching tv programs like Outlander and Broad City!
If you had to do it all over again, would you change anything in your latest book?
Not a thing. I struggle with the confidence to truly believe it is a book worthy of people genuinely wanting to read it and enjoy it, but I do love the story and the characters with all my heart like they are real people and in the end I guess that's really the most important thing.
Did you learn anything during the writing of your recent book?
That I‘m a pain in the ass
If your book was made into a film, who would you like to play the lead?
Ooooo my friends and I talk about this all the time, it's hard to pick a character for Kenzie cause she's quite young but I envision her as a younger Reese Witherspoon or a blonde Rachel McAdams, but that's cause I love them both as actors. Max on the other hand I know exactly which actor I’d cast …. Steve Kazee from Shameless, Fiona's boyfriend, turned husband in some of the earlier seasons. Max is probably a little heavier than him though with a bit longer hair and a bushier bead… but omg Steve is as dreamy as Max is to me. Here's a picture just in case you don’t know who he is….
Anything specific you want to tell your readers?
Don’t hesitate to drop me a message or an email, to tell me what you thought of Single Rider, even if you hate it… I absolutely love hearing from readers!! I’ve had the best discussions with readers lately about their interpretation of the books and the characters intentions etc… I just love hearing other people's perspectives on the characters motivations… LOVE IT!
What do you think about the current publishing market?
I think I’m so lucky to be publishing in this market at this time. Self publishing is so accessible and having your book available for readers and being able to connect to them directly and easily and see your book in print are the biggest motivators. I would love to get a publisher someday though… for my own experience and also to hear a professional opinion on my writing and concepts, not that I’d necessarily agree, but everything is a valued learning experience to me, even bad reviews or rejection letters.
Do you have a favorite movie?
I have sooooooo many. Overboard with Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell, Dirty Dancing of course, “Nobody puts baby in a corner”, About Time with Rachel McAdams, I love love love her…...
Which of your novels can you imagine made into a movie?
Single Rider and Britta from a small town I would love to see them both on the big or small screen.
Most recently I was fortunate to participate in an anthology of short stories produced by Mcgrath House titled Limitless. Its available on Amazon in ebook and paperback and all proceeds going to the AMAR Foundation. And at this moment I am plodding along trying to finalise my second book - Britta from a small town. Im categorising it as a murder mystery themed novel, with a bit of comedy thrown in. I’m also fleshing out my third book The Hand Me Down which has some paranormal themes including a talking cat but I’ve made myself a deal to ignore that one till Britta has been finished. I generally find writing characters and plots from different books at the same time only messes with my head
AMAR Foundation - an award-winning charity that works in the Middle East to help millions rebuild their lives in countries scarred by war. For 25 years AMAR has provided a package of healthcare, emergency relief, and education, to help improve the lives of some of the world’s most disadvantaged people.
Where were you born/grew up at?
I was born in Bankstown, which is an outer Sydney suburb, but grew up on the central coast beaches of New South Wales until the age of 11 when I moved to Brisbane. I lived there until about six months ago, when I decided to return to the Central Coast for a bit of a seachange.
If you knew you'd die tomorrow, how would you spend your last day?
With my loved ones, enjoying our last moments together maybe at a resort in fiji or samoa, in a place I’ve never travelled to before, but close enough not to waste too much off my last 24 hours on earth in a plane.
What book do you think everyone should read?
The Shining - Stephen King, scared the absolute crap out of me. Honestly I always say I have a top 20 of books and if you made me sit down and write them out that 20 would turn to 50 to 100 and so on… I have too many favourites.
What kind of world ruler would you be?
God, I’d like to think I’d be good and fair, but power scares me, I think it corrupts even the best people easily. I don’t think there's enough money in the world to convince me to take on a role like that, such a huge significant responsibility and so many lives in your hands. Scares the hell out of me. .
Describe your writing style.
I am the biggest procrastinator in the world! I have massive bursts of energy that are completely unpredictable and can feel inspired by myself, something I’ve seen or heard or read, too much caffeine or sometimes even nothing at all. I'm incredibly undisciplined. I'm really dragging my feet with Britta and have bailed on it a few times, and I adore the story I just get bored easily…. I need like a manager who watches over me and forces me to write on a schedule then I’d be more productive.
What are you passionate about these days?
My family, my friends, and seeing the world.
What do you do to unwind and relax?
Have a wine, go to the beach, watch some tele, read a book or day nap.
How to find time to write as a parent?
I have the most amazing kid, he’s an only child and mature beyond his years and incredibly self sufficient so he never makes writing more challenging if anything he makes it easier.
What made you want to become an author and do you feel it was the right decision?
I used to write scripts when I was a teenager and make my friends act them out. I’ve wanted to be a writer since before then, I never finished a novel though until Single Rider and that was when I finally believed I could do it and now that's the only thing I want to do.
A day in the life of the author?
Oh god, I’m certain no authors spend their days like me. I took a redundancy from work over a year ago so pretty much have no other obligations except looking after my kid and writing. I’ve probably written less in the last year than I have in the last two years, but self promo takes up a lot of time too, so I have been working on that, but I wish every day I was more disciplined and efficient, it's just not who I am though… ha ha ha what ya gunna do? Sigh.
Advice for new authors?
Believe in yourself and try where possible to write for you, there's this awesome JK Rowling quote that I think of everytime I wonder if my stories are good enough for people to read - “Even if it isn't a piece of work that finds an audience it will teach you things you could have learned no other way.” And in Dory’s words - “Just keep swimming, just keep swimming” ha ha ha ha believe it or not that pops into my head way more than it should!
What is your writing process? For instance do you do an outline first? Do you do the chapters first?
My writing process is soooo disorganised.
I do not know how my first ever editor agreed to take on my work. I do comments and memos all over my documents and margins with notes and ramblings. When I’m writing I usually have various documents on my computer, a huge whiteboard that has so much shorthand it's impossible to read and at least three notebooks that I have hastily scribbled ideas and thoughts in at random times and post it notes…..sooooo many post it notes!!!! My friends are forever leaving my house with little scraps of post its stuck to their shoes or on their clothes with stuff like … ‘change chapter two, not feeling it’.... ‘Does Britta cry too much in an annoying way?’ “Are you ok with Michael's character description - revisit” ha ha ha ha
Can you tell us a little bit about the characters in Britta, from a small town?
Ok so Britta, or Brits as she is referred to is really close to her sketchy brother who partakes in a lot of illegal activities that she tries to term a blind eye to. Unfortunately when a young woman is murdered in her backyard and her brother is accused of killing her she has to dig deep into his life to help find the real killer. Shes also nine months pregnant and nobody knows who the father is and her ex high school sweetheart is the lead detective on the case. Things are very complicated for poor Brits! Ha ha ha
Do the characters all come to you at the same time or do some of them come to you as you write?
Both, usually I have a general idea on the main cast, but then depending on which way the story turns I may need to add or remove characters to make it all come together. Like The Hand Me Down which is book three that I’ve loosely plotted and written a few chapters for has all the character descriptions in reasonable detail, a least the main ones, but they will change as the story changes. Generally not the starring role who is Olivia Pennwright, but I never really know till the chapters start to flow.
What kind of research do you do before you begin writing a book?
Usually none at first until I come across topics I know nothing about and I try my best, I think accuracy and consistency are really important in a story and these are the things I probably lose sleep over the most, and that's because I know I probably have gaps a lot of the time…. But meh this is definitely not my strength, so hopefully I will get better.
How did you come up with the title of your first novel?
A friend helped me with it, I toyed with the idea of Single Rider for a while wondering if it was too much of a cliche but everyone told me I was wrong so that's how it stuck. It comes from a running joke between me and my friends it we are ever stuck on our own unwillingly…. “Ahhh we’ve got a Single Rider here folks, a single rider”
Who designed your book covers?
The images are ones I’ve taken or for Britta my son actually took the photo when we were visiting a friend who lives in a rural area…. The wonderful people at Mcgrath House helped me format then and knock them all together properly. In addition to putting together the anthology of short stories that was just released with me as a contributing author they also provide support services and advice to Indie Authors…. I cannot put into words how much they have supported and helped me on this self-publishing journey.
Do you see writing as a career?
Well at the moment I consider myself an unemployed writer, so yeah I see it as a career, ha ha ha. I think no matter what changes for me in terms of career decisions, I’ll also be writing on the sidelines, it just may take me longer to churn books out when I can’t fully dedicate all my time to them. In saying that because I don't work at the moment I really should be smashing out a book every couple of months, that hasn’t happened, cause I like socialising too much, and binge watching tv programs like Outlander and Broad City!
If you had to do it all over again, would you change anything in your latest book?
Not a thing. I struggle with the confidence to truly believe it is a book worthy of people genuinely wanting to read it and enjoy it, but I do love the story and the characters with all my heart like they are real people and in the end I guess that's really the most important thing.
Did you learn anything during the writing of your recent book?
That I‘m a pain in the ass
If your book was made into a film, who would you like to play the lead?
Ooooo my friends and I talk about this all the time, it's hard to pick a character for Kenzie cause she's quite young but I envision her as a younger Reese Witherspoon or a blonde Rachel McAdams, but that's cause I love them both as actors. Max on the other hand I know exactly which actor I’d cast …. Steve Kazee from Shameless, Fiona's boyfriend, turned husband in some of the earlier seasons. Max is probably a little heavier than him though with a bit longer hair and a bushier bead… but omg Steve is as dreamy as Max is to me. Here's a picture just in case you don’t know who he is….
Anything specific you want to tell your readers?
Don’t hesitate to drop me a message or an email, to tell me what you thought of Single Rider, even if you hate it… I absolutely love hearing from readers!! I’ve had the best discussions with readers lately about their interpretation of the books and the characters intentions etc… I just love hearing other people's perspectives on the characters motivations… LOVE IT!
What do you think about the current publishing market?
I think I’m so lucky to be publishing in this market at this time. Self publishing is so accessible and having your book available for readers and being able to connect to them directly and easily and see your book in print are the biggest motivators. I would love to get a publisher someday though… for my own experience and also to hear a professional opinion on my writing and concepts, not that I’d necessarily agree, but everything is a valued learning experience to me, even bad reviews or rejection letters.
Do you have a favorite movie?
I have sooooooo many. Overboard with Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell, Dirty Dancing of course, “Nobody puts baby in a corner”, About Time with Rachel McAdams, I love love love her…...
Which of your novels can you imagine made into a movie?
Single Rider and Britta from a small town I would love to see them both on the big or small screen.
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kickoff at The Silver Dagger Scriptorium
Mythical Books – GUEST POST
Oct 27
Book Lover in Florida
Lock That Door
Oct 30
Romance Novel Giveaways
AC Squared Book Blog
Oct 31
Happy Ever After Romance Book Reviews
Jazzy Book Reviews
Nov 1
A Mama's Corner of the World
Book Bangers Blog
Nov 2
Books a Plenty Book Reviews
Books Dreams Life
Nov 3
Bound 2 Escape
Kimmie Sue's Book Reviews & More
Nov 4
Susan Heim on Writing
Nov 6
Cloe Michael's Reads Blog
Yearwood La Novela
Nov 7
Circle of Stalkers
Momma Says: To Read or Not to Read
Nov 8
Mello & June
Meghan's Mindless Mutterings: Reviews & Giveaways
Nov 9
Girl with Pen
Natashareadsbooks
Nov 10
Must Read Faster
Natural Bri
Nov 11
6 Feet Under Books
Nov 13
Rabid Readers Book Blog
Ramblings of a Coffee Addicted Writer
Nov 14
Lisa Book Blog @ LEL
Spunky N Sassy
Nov 15
Stormy Nights Reviewing & Bloggin'
Sylv.net
Nov 16
Teaser Addicts Book Blog
Teatime and Books
Nov 17
Tales of A Wanna-Be SuperHero Mom
The Authors Blog
Nov 18
A Bluestocking's Place
Nov 20
T's Stuff
The Bookworm Chronicles
Nov 21
Casey'sCorner
The Book Town
Nov 22
The Pen and Muse Book Reviews
Turning Another Page
Nov 23
Plain Talk Book Marketing – GUEST POST
The Voluptuous Book Diva
Nov 24
U.S. - Brazil Book Review
YA & NA Bookshelf
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Yah gotta read this
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