Patricia Chancey Hernández writes under several pen names; the most recent is Tricia Lee with Wings ePress. No matter what name she’s using, she offers her readers some sexy romances and comical satire.
I was born and raised in Oklahoma but I have lived in many states and several countries. I am a retired Spanish and art teacher with one son and five grandchildren.
When I was very young, my family lived on a farm in east central Oklahoma, and my mother would read stories to my little brother and me every day. I became a daydreamer and would walk around composing stories in my head. Of course, I didn’t write anything until I started school and learned to write. Many years later when my son left for college, I started to write my first novel, which, incidentally remains unpublished. I quit teaching in my early 50s and devoted my time to traveling and writing. During that time I wrote 6 more novels. Now I live in southern Oklahoma caring for my aging mother and have published 5 novels with one currently under submission to Wings.
I accidentally discovered the great Mary Stewart while in college and couldn’t believe that books like hers existed. She influenced my desire for adventure and romance and foreign travel. As a result, I have developed a wild and crazy imagination where story ideas continue to evolve.
Amorous Ambush is a sweet romantic comedy. The heroine, a Texas farm girl turned sophisticated businesswoman, is challenged to act out a part in a movie in order to capture the heart of a stranger. She adamantly refuses to do so.
The hero, a rather sophisticated Northeastern executive, arrives in Dallas and is accosted by a beautiful damsel in distress. He refuses to help her and then later wonders and worries if he should have.
The heroine’s job is based on one that I had many years ago with an international retail company. She and the hero work for the same company and become “friends”. However, he continues to worry about the woman in the airport.
What is in the future for Patricia?
I am always writing, currently working on a mystery farce: Death by Salsa.
Visit www.palmaltas.com. Lake Texoma, Oklahoma
Tags: Amorous Ambush, author, novels
11 comments







Posted by: Alisha Paige on October 13, 2008 at 1:25 pm
Tricia Lee never disappoints! This lady knows how to spin a tale full of humor and sexy romance! And this story is another jewel!
Posted by: Stephani Hernández on October 13, 2008 at 2:14 pm
Great books, keep the fun coming!
Posted by: Diane Compagno on October 13, 2008 at 2:23 pm
I agree with all of the above comments. Tricia Lee has a way with words. I have read and enjoyed several of her books in the past and can’t wait to buy her latest and future books. I hope Tricia never runs out of the great and unique ideas she comes up with for her writing. The stories always keep me wondering what will happen next. Thanks Tricia for all the fun books you have written. Keep them coming.
Posted by: Jan Richards Author of It Could Happen to You. on October 13, 2008 at 3:47 pm
Tricia Lee books are exciting and you just want to keep reading and reading. Good luck on you new addition of Amorous Ambush. It looks like another exciting book.
Posted by: Sheila Grotzky on October 13, 2008 at 6:49 pm
Most certainly adding this to my collection of “Tricia Lee” books.
Posted by: Marie Maio on October 13, 2008 at 10:01 pm
I know Patricia personally and she is a fun person with a great imagination! her books keep you completely interested, and I know she will continue to keep all of us waiting for her next novel.
Posted by: regina carlysle on October 14, 2008 at 11:16 am
I have the honor of saying this talented lady is a FRIEND. She’s talented and fun! Sending HUGS!!!! Congrats on the new release and, as you know, Pat, I loooove this cover. So cool.
Posted by: Marie-Nicole Ryan on October 14, 2008 at 11:24 am
I’m in the middle of reading AMOROUS AMBUSH, and it’s certainly a fun read.
Marie-Nicole Ryan
Believe in the dream… Beware the danger.
HOLDING HER OWN, Available now.
Posted by: Laurel Lamperd on October 14, 2008 at 9:15 pm
A similar story for many writers, Tricia. I’m glad you realised your dream of publishing. May you publish many more books. Laurel
Laurel Lamperd
Wind from Danyari – a family saga
Available fromwww.wings-press.com
http://laurel6346.tripod.com
Posted by: Billie A Williams on October 17, 2008 at 7:57 pm
Great job ladies. That cover is enough to get readers hooked.
Nice interview.
Billie
Posted by: Marja McGraw on October 17, 2008 at 9:08 pm
I’ve read three of Pat’s stories and can’t wait to read another. She is an awesome writer, and yes, she comes up with some unique story ideas. Her humor keeps me smiling. Keep them coming, Pat!