Bestselling author Marisa Mackle joins us today for 20 Questions. Marisa's new book Along Came A Stork is the diary of a single mother and will be published in the UK on April 1st from Poolbeg Press.

Kindle or Nook? KINDLE

iPhone or BlackBerry? BLACKBERRY

Coke or Pepsi? COKE

Coffee or tea? COFFEE

Ice cream or frozen yogurt? ICE CREAM

Flats or heels? HEELS

Facebook or Twitter? FACEBOOK

Call or text message? CALL

Favorite song right now? JUST THE WAY YOU ARE - BRUNO MARS

Celebrity crush? PAUL RUDD

Last movie you saw? THE FUGITIVE

Favorite snack food? CADBURY'S CHOCOLATE

Favorite television show right now? COME DINE WITH ME

Your most overused word or phrase? THAT'S TERRIBLE!

Your hidden talent? DIY

Your biggest pet peeve? NOISE

Favorite activity when you’re not writing? READING

Favorite authors? MARIAN KEYES and SOPHIE KINSELLA

Favorite books? THE LILAC BUS - MAEVE BINCHY and THE BEST A MAN CAN GET - JOHN O' FARRELL

Comment heard most often from your readers? YOU MADE ME LAUGH!

About Marisa Mackle

Marisa Mackle was born in Co. Armagh, Northern Ireland and now lives in Dublin with her baby son and two cats. She has a BA in English from University College Dublin and now writes a column with the Evening Herald. She has written twelve books including Mr. Right for the Night, which was a number one Irish bestseller. Some of Marisa's other books include Confessions of an Air Hostess, Mile High Guy, and Living Next Door to Alice. Her books have been translated into many languages including Russian, French and Japanese.

About Along Came A Stork

Every young girl dreams of meeting Prince Charming, but what if the prince turns into the frog instead of the other way around? Diana Kay is thirty years old, single and pregnant. A glamorous socialite, she has just landed her dream job on TV as a dating guru. But how can she advise women on their struggling love lives when she's hiding her own pregnancy? And why has the baby's father, who swore he'd love her forever, decided instead to vanish off the face of the earth? Terrified of losing her television job, Diana watches her bump grow bigger by the day. How long can she keep pretending she's developed a sudden fondness for jam doughnuts? When it all becomes too much, she flees to the West of Ireland in search of peace and privacy. Instead, she stumbles upon a dark family secret. Diana soon forgets her own personal turmoil as she delves into the past. But is it really a good idea to resurrect a shocking scandal that has been so firmly swept under the family rug?

Can you relate to Marisa's answers? Have you read any of her books? Leave a comment to let us know. Thanks! And stay tuned for more of 20 Questions!