
Unlike Romantic Suspense, where you ask questions like 'how does it feel to be shot in the head?' or 'what's it like to work in a prison?' - you get to check out grand homes, expensive cars, exclusive vacations.
What fun.
Above is the foyer of Josh Cambridge's estate in Richmond Hill. I didn't like the outdoor pool so I had to redesign it. I wanted it closer to the house. I discarded several homes because I thought the decor was too dark or the master bedroom, which sees a lot of action, too oppressive. Then I laughed, it's not like I'm actually buying the house, I can use my imagination to change anything I want! What power.
I think this whole visual thing started with my introduction to the collage as a writing tool. Now, I have pictures of Josh's car, books on jewelry because the Cambridge's own jewelry stores and a picture of his limo. It was fun to decide how much staff he had, and how many lived-in. I was going to give him an expensive town house but there was no room for his driver above the garage, so I decided on the larger estate.

Here's Josh's limo:

And his private club:
And of course, Josh himself (does he look familiar?)

3 comments:
Can I marry Josh?? My husband won't mind, I swear.
I love his club!
Um, does Josh have a spare room. And when I mean room, mostly I mean room on the other side of the bed.
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