So tattoos, and butterflies.  Both were an accident, really.  A roommate in college wanted to get some ink done, and I went along "for the ride"...back in the late 1970's, the only females who got inked were hookers and Cher!  I got a tiny, almost unnoticeable flower on my right breast, and figured that would be my one and only memento of when I was "young and stupid".  Almost 20 years later, I started getting more...and I've been adding more and enhancing the ones I have, ever since.  (I'm up to 9 now.) So now there are 2 big butterflies landing on the flower, which has been made bigger and more colorful...just because Craig, the artist, suggested I let him add something to the flower, to make it more eye-catching.  Just like your hairdresser, who also affects how you look, I believe in trusting your tattooist...after all, you will be wearing his/her "art" on your skin for the rest of your life!  I said "yes", he added butterflies, now I just this year had him add these ones to my arm.  And guess what the symbol is of the e-publisher that publishes my books?  Hint: I am published by www.wings-press.com
Too funny!  Coincidence?  I think not!

Can I find an audience for my realistic romance novels that have Hispanic characters in them?  Will Hispanic people be interested in what I write?  Or is the story the important thing, and as long as the characters are interesting, the readers will come?