Recently, I caught up with the main character in my book Sometime Yesterday. If you recall, Natalie had a hell of a time when she purchased a haunted Victorian house a little over a year ago in Bayside, California.
Interviewer’s note: If you haven’t read Sometime Yesterday, there might be a *spoiler* or two.
Natalie Chambers is an artist that hails from the West Coast and is best known for her paintings of Cleopatra and Helen of Troy. While she won’t release the details, both were rumored to be sold for an amount upward of six figures. She caught the eye of the LGBT community last year when she appeared at a prestigious art gallery on the arm of her beautiful new wife, Van Easton. Although she says she is currently “out of her mind busy” with preparations to open her own gallery, she agreed to do this…
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Yvonne Heidt 