It's been 10 years since Beth Taylor has seen the man she secretly gave her heart and body to as a teenager, and now he's her boss.Their relationship grew from the letters that passed between them when he was fighting in Vietnam and she was a high school senior; but he believed the letters where coming from Beth's beautiful older sister Jennifer, whom he had met in a Sydney nightclub the night before he was deployed. Can Beth put her feelings behind her and work with Nic? When Jennifer comes to town with Nic in her predatory sights, will Nic forgive the woman he believes broke his heart and again fall under her spell? Can Beth stand by and watch it happen or should she tell him the truth of the deception she and her sister committed all those years ago?Interview with the AuthorQ - So, what makes Love Me, Love My Sister special?A - Its special to me because it was my first published book, but I resurrected this story ... (can I call it a historical romance novella if it is set in the 70's and 80's?) ... from an idea I had about 20 years ago.The book is set in Australia, but I think it will appeal to a wide audience. I mean, romance with a touch of mystery is a winner no matter where you are, isn't it?Q - So is it a romance or erotica? With a title like Love Me, Love My Sister, I'm wondering? A - Ha Ha... Yes, I can see that it could be mistaken for Erotica, but No. This book is suitable for a Young Adult, New Adult and College and obviously Women's and Contemporary Fiction audience. There are a couple of steamy love scenes, but it doesn't fall into the category of Erotica. There's also the drama of family life - of examining the relationship between the two sisters. The suspense of wondering if the mystery of their secret will be revealed... and hey? When is this man going to put the pieces together? Wake up, Nic.Q - So, why should readers give this book a try?A - Because it's a great story. Beth tries to forget him... travels the world: London, South America, Europe and even gets engaged to another man... but it's no good. She can't break the bond that was forged when she was a teenager. So it's definitely a Coming of Age book in that sense.Sometimes it makes me wonder if the love that is discovered as a teen - before you change and conform to the world's expectations of an adult - isn't the purest, strongest love of all. Think: Romeo and Juliette.Q - Are you working on anything new?Always! I've written a Paranormal/Time Travel Suspense Series called Re-Runners. Have a look at the TRAILER here - http: //www.booksbyellibuchanan.com/rerunners-video.htmlAnd I also have a short story series in Shifter Romance genre coming out in February 2016. This time I'm delving into the paranormal world of the Shifter, but instead of werewolves and vampires, I tried to make it different again. This romantic shifter short story series is about Hawks, Eagles and Owls and the battle for dominance of the Sky Kingdoms. There's a taster of Book 1 (Though Deemed Inferior) at the end of Love Me, Love My Sister. Being released at the same time is another paranormal short story called The Cursed Arrow... a good short read for that long boring train trip to work.Thanks for reading