# 1- How do you pronounce Lucky’s last name?

KAV AH YERRO

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# 2—When will we see Lucky’s next book?

She is working on several currently. Evidence of Murder arrives on July 1, 2025

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# 3- How did Lucky become a writer?

Lucky has always been a writer of sorts. She began seriously writing Novels in 2014

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# 4- Where does Lucky get her story ideas? 

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Everywhere. In an airport, on a train, in a car, at a book signing-wherever she is, she is thinking about her characters and plot points. She says, “As a writer, it's not something you can ‘turn off’. She uncovers storylines everywhere and from everything.”

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# 5- What authors does Lucky read?

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Lucky reads a lot; Graham Greene, Patricia Cornwell, Mary Higgins Clark, Hemingway, and Truman Capote are among her favorites. 

# 6—What is Lucky’s writing process? Does she write every day?

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Lucky’s days are typical for being a writer. When she is finishing a novel, she can write for 8-10 hours straight, sometimes through the night. Some days she’s so busy with other things hat she only writes for an hour or two. 

# 7- I have a great story idea for Lucky. Will she consider writing it?

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 No, Lucky does not read unsolicited story ideas.

# 8- Will Lucky read my manuscript and give me her opinion? 

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No. Lucky does not read unpublished material.

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# 9- Does Lucky have any advice for aspiring writers?

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Writing is hard; it’s easy to give up. Stick with it! And never take no for an answer.

# 10- Can Lucky suggest a good agent/good publisher? 

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Good places to start are Writer's Market, Writer's Digest, and Literary Marketplace, which are resources for writers seeking agents.

# 11- When is the next book signing event?

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Visit the Events page of this website for news about upcoming appearances.

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# 12- How can I get a personalized/autographed copy of one of Lucky’s books?

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Lucky loves to meet and sign books for fans and does so a number of times each year at book signing events. If you cannot attend a book signing, you can go to Lucky's website page “autographs” to purchase an autographed book.

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# 13- When does the website post updated appearance dates and locations?

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We post appearance dates as soon as we’ve confirmed them. Lucky has begun to publish a novel each spring (March or April) and fall (October or November), so if a tour is scheduled, it will likely take place during that time period. For more information about the release of Lucky’s novels, please consider subscribing to her  newsletter.

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# 14- How many books may I bring to a book signing?

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Please check with the store, venue or library  hosting the event for its book signing policy.

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# 15- Why hasn’t Lucky visited my city yet?

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Lucky would love to visit every city where she has a fan, but writing two to three novels each year means she must spend most of her time writing and researching. Right now she’s focusing on other important writing projects as well. 

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# 16- How can I contact Lucky?

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 If you have a specific question or comment for Lucky, please use the Connect form. Constructive feedback is welcome, but we weed out mean-spirited and inappropriate correspondence.

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# 17- Does Lucky read her email?

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Because of the sheer volume of mail Lucky receives, it is difficult at times. But she does make every attempt to do so. Lucky’s assistant, Emma, checks much of Lucky's correspondence, making sure that Lucky is aware of each email's contents, but please be patient, as Lucky receives hundreds of emails each week. she will respond personally to your email.

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# 18- How do I book Lucky to speak at an event?

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Please visit the Contact page for information, or simply send an email.

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# 19- We are a public library interested in acquiring editions of Lucky’s books. How might we obtain copies?

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Lucky is happy to donate certain editions of her novels to public libraries in the United States. Please use the Contact form on her website to inquire about copies you are seeking.

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# 20- What’s next?

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Lucky is working hard on her fall/winter 2025 thriller while writing two other books.