How did you choose your genre? Paranormal gave me the opportunity to write what I wanted to... about the plights, mythos and culture of Native Americans but not have it sound like its text book reading that should be done in school. Plus I am a hopeful romantic at heart.
Which came first the chicken or the egg? Definitely the egg. Reading got my imagination to blossom.
Do you believe in UFOs? Yes. I have always contended I saw one when I was 12.
Embarrassing guilty pleasure? Watching my cats sleep and playing with their paws to make them twitch.
Muppet - Miss Piggy
Cartoon growing up- Scooby Doo
Color- I can't do just one... and I like when they are together... royal purple, fuschia and royal blue or teal.
Type of Monster- Mummy
Are you a tweeter, a re-tweeter, or you couldn't care less about Twitter? could care less
I like both, but I love to sit on porches and watch the world go by.
Your favorite color of Skittle... orange
Your favorite memory... Being in the shark cage watching as great whites swam around us or the baby lion that wanted to fall asleep in my lap.
Your favorite quote.... “Being deeply loved by someone gives you strength, while loving someone deeply gives you courage.”- Lao Tzu
I also have a few other ideas in my head.
Anything you would like to say to the aspiring authors reading this blog? Don't give up and keep trying.
Demon's Kiss
When her family was murdered, Clarissa found her life altered. As the new guardian for a very powerful gem that could change the very fate of the Earth and its inhabitants should it be lost, she willingly accepted the responsibilities to keep it safe.
A demon named Xon was after the abilities the gem would afford him should he get his hands on it.
Azamel protected the world from demon kind. A demon himself, he was appointed judge and if need be, executioner to protect the various races that roamed the Earth. Now he had to hunt Xon and prevent him from obtaining a stone that could give him the edge he would need to rule, but to do this Azamel would have to work with a young wolf who had a chip on her shoulder. Could he succeed in time to save both of them... before it was too late? Or would Clarissa's mistrust doom them all?
My Review
I had the pleasure of reading Laura Hawks "The Demon's Kiss" early. I enjoyed the style of her writing very much. I was pulling for the main characters to get together, and I thought her version of the inner demon was fantastic. I recommend this book for those who enjoy paranormal romance with a hint of danger. Demon's Kiss was great for her debut novel, I look forward to reading what Hawks comes up with next.
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Perfect timing for Halloween. Sounds utterly spooky.
ReplyDeleteThis was a cool, funny interview and has made me think about self publishing, again. I really want a traditional publisher, but it's harder than possible (almost) to get into the traditional arena.
Thanks! I enjoyed:)