Lindy thank you for coming back to Books-n-Kisses. It is always a pleasure to have you on the blog. For those who missed you before can you please share with us a little about yourself
First of all, thanks so much for having me today. Well, I am a wife and mother of 2, a boy who is 5, and a girl who is 10. My husband is a stuntman who crashes cars for a living, so I lead a pretty exciting life. Right now we are producing our first feature film, a dark drama called “SkateGod”. We own a film production company, so we are plugging away right now. www.ImpactMotionPictures.com
Have you always wanted to be an author?
No, I actually wanted to be an actress. I studied drama at NYU, and came out to Los Angeles to try my luck. I wrote a book about that experience too…but you’ll just have to wait for that one to come out….Then I went into film distribution for a little while, then had my babies, then got back into film production again. Writing has always been a fantasy of mine, so one day I just did it!
Can you share with us your typical writing day. Is there anything you have to have while writing?
I write when it’s quiet, seriously. I wait for the kids to be at school then I can write. Sometimes I have a bit of music, but very softly. I have to be in the right frame of mind to get writing, then I can’t stop.
Most challenging or rewarding part of writing.
Staying focused, and not letting myself get tired. Sometimes I just become a bit lost in the characters, or sometimes I can’t seem to focus at all – I guess that is called writer’s block? I try to avoid that. Sometimes my brain just goes into total sensory overload.
Can you please tell us about your latest book(s)? 
“Crashers” is a work of crime fiction about a trio of young people who get caught up in the seedy world of auto insurance fraud by staging car accidents.
“Weekends” is a romance/suspense about a family who gathers at a beautiful beach resort for the weekend while a deranged killer is on the loose.
“The S & M Club” is an erotic short story anthology about a beautiful lesbian couple who experience the pleasures and forbidden world of bondage.
How did you come with the idea for this story?
For “Crashers” I was a victim of auto insurance fraud, so I came up with that idea. I learned that there are criminals out there who do this kind of thing for a living. So I wrote about those people, who must be horrible desperate. “Weekends” and “The S&M Club” were actually just fantasies of mine, however I did work in a bondage club in Los Angeles for a short while.
Can you share with us your current work in progress?
“Skate God” our feature film – it’s about a skateboarder who lives in a frightening, dystopian world who discovers he is a Greek God. That has been taking up most of my energy. I also have my next novel, “City of Toys” that I wrote about my life as a struggling actress in Hollywood.
Who are some of your favorite authors?
There are so many – it is hard to choose. For fiction I am a huge Stephen King fan, and for non-fiction I would have to say Norman Vincent Peale – I am a big believer of the power of positive thinking.
Do you feel that any of your favorite authors have inspired your writing style?
I love how graphic Stephen King is, yet he lets the reader use his or her imagination as well, he is just so prolific and creative. Although I don’t write horror, I do admire his style. He can be very gritty and emotional, and I am very inspired by that.
What is in your To Read Pile that you are dying to start or upcoming release you can’t wait for?
My “To Read” pile is so huge right now. I just finished a wonderful book called “The Spring of Unexpected Circumstances” by Charles Shea LeMone. I am a big fan of Charmaine Hammond and her delightful book “On Toby’s Terms.” Our company is planning on making that book into a film too.
Is there anything else you would like to add?
Keep writing, don’t stop! Please visit my website at
www.CrashersBook.com or find me on Facebook. Thank you for having me….
It may not be armed robbery, but the illegal business of fraudulent car accidents is a multi-million dollar racket, involving unscrupulous medical providers, personal injury attorneys, and the cooperating passengers involved in the accidents and who also receive a portion of the illegal proceeds. What makes good people turn to crime—any type of crime? Newly engaged, Nathan and Shari are blissfully happy—but their joy is tempered by the dark cloud of mounting debt. They know it’s just a matter of time until an avalanche of bills buries them—and their future along with it. A chance encounter with a stranger in whom Shari confides her troubles, proves fortuitous: he tells her of a get-rich-quick scheme that will put her and her fiancé on easy street. Seduced by the chance to move from hard times to good times in no time, she takes the carrot offered her, and finds herself acting as a “stuffed passenger”—the “victim” in a staged auto accident. The act goes according to plan and Shari gets her payday. She goes back for more—again and again, eventually becoming trapped in a dark and dangerous underworld, dragging her fiancé with her. Getting out and breaking free will take nothing short of a miracle. A modern day cautionary tale, Crashers is a fascinating study in the derailing of a young couple’s moral compass.
About the Author
Lindy S.Hudis is a graduate of New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts, where she studied drama. She is a former actress, having appeared on such television shows as “Sunset Beach” and “Married with Children”. Her romantic murder mystery, Weekends, is currently available from Lachesis Publishing. She is also a filmmaker, her independent short film “The Lesson”, which she wrote, produced and directed, screened at the Seattle Underground Film Festival. She is co-owner of an independent production company called Impact Motion Pictures. She and her husband Steve, a Hollywood stuntman, have just completed the screenplay adaptation of Charmaine Hammond’s best selling book, “On Toby’s Terms.” She lives in California with her family.
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