Wednesday 30 September 2015

Deadly Messengers by Susan May: Interview + Giveaway

Deadly Messengers
by Susan May


3 massacres, 2 detectives, 1 writer, 0 answers

Freelancer Kendall Jennings writes fluff pieces for women’s magazines. When a horrific massacre occurs at CafĂ© Amaretto, she scores an exclusive interview with a survivor. Suddenly, she’s the go-to reporter for the crime.

Investigating veteran detective Lance O’Grady and his partner Trip are tasked with finalizing the open and shut case. Seven people are dead at the hands of an unprovoked killer wielding an axe. It seems simple.

Then another mass killing occurs. This time, arson, and ten eldercare facility residents die in the blaze. Both killers die at the scene. The crimes have no motive, and Lance O’Grady is left wondering how evil can strike twice.

Then it happens again. Even more shocking: a mother with a gun goes on a rampage at a family birthday party.

The killers share one odd detail: none have a murderer’s profile. No history of violence, no connection to terrorists, no vendettas. Ordinary citizens suddenly became killers.
Drawn deeper inside the crime investigation, Kendall finds herself not only clashing with O’Grady but also struggling with old demons. O’Grady resents Kendall’s involvement as her presence provokes memories of a personal tragedy.

O’Grady and Kendall are caught up in a plan greater reaching than the crimes. They just don’t know it. Someone is sending a message. And unless they can decipher the meaning, very soon, many more will die.

Deadly Messengers is a page-turning thriller taking readers into the minds of mass killers in all their disconcerting madness. It poses the question: Is there a killer lurking inside everyone? The answer could prove more frightening than the crimes.

Kindle Edition, 400 pages
Expected publication: September 30th 2015 by Digital Contact 

Find it on Goodreads
Available from Amazon
 
I was four when I decided I would be a writer, packed a bag, and marched down the road looking for a school. But for forty-six years, I suffered from life-gets-in-the-way-osis. Setting a goal to write just one page a day cured me in 2010. This discipline grew into an addictive habit that has since borne several novels, and dozens of short stories and novellas--many of which are published award-winners in Australia, the US and the UK.

My childhood reading diet consisted of Edgar Allen Poe, O'Henry, and Alfred Hitchcock Presents, plus horror comics like Tales From the Crypt. Anything out of this world like The Twilight Zone and Outer Limits had me glued to the television.

Inspired by these classics, I attempt to pen tales that are simply about the story and the characters and not about fancy words or beautiful descriptions. At the end of my stories I hope, wonderful reader, that you will feel you've enjoyed a journey into the fantastic with a neat twist at the end.

Every day I pinch myself that I am able to do what I love and be in control of every facet of it. And I can wear my track suit pants and slippers while doing it. Bliss.

Most days I'm just an average mother and wife living in Perth, Western Australia, but this darn imagination of mine keeps constantly venturing into the crevices of dark worlds, whether I want to go there or not.

Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/173617.Susan_May
Website: http://www.susanmaywriter.com
Twitter:susanmaywriter

 
Q & A with Susan May
Q:  Tell us a little bit about your main characters.
Kendall Jennings is a freelance writer who normally writes fluff pieces for magazines and websites. You know the ones that tell you how to get luscious lips like movie stars or why you should eat more oranges. Poor thing, she has a tragedy in her past with which she still struggles. When she accidentally ends up reporting on a local mass killing, she ends up covering stories her emotions can barely handle. I love torturing my characters.

Enter Lance O’Grady, a veteran detective, who, along with his partner is investigating the massacre. He takes great exception to Kendall’s approach for some background on the story. O’Grady also has a tragedy buried in his past, and these crimes of multiple massacres he is investigating along with Kendall’s prying also dredge up terrible memories.

Early readers seem to have fallen in love with these two, with many readers already writing and asking for more stories about these characters. We’ll see, several other projects are scheduled into next year. But, I’ll never say never.

Q:  Who designs the covers for your books and what is that process like for you as an author?
Ah, that would be my poor suffering husband who has no formal training, but does a pretty good job. We spend the entire budget on good editing and formatting of the book. The story is what counts, I believe. The process involves us arguing until we seem to agree. No, he’s very patient, actually.

Q:  Describe your ideal writing spot.
I have no ideal writing spot. If I allowed myself that luxury then I wouldn’t be able to put out two to three books a year. I write wherever and whenever I can—in the car while my sons’ are at sport practice, waiting at the dentist, in the living room while the television is blaring. You just can’t afford to squander time if you’re an indie author.

Q:  What is the best advice you have been given?
My mother gave me the best advice ever when I was only fourteen. I had a story to write for English and she said to me, “Imagine what everyone else will write and write something completely different.” To this day, I hope that is exactly what I do.

Q:  As a child, what did you want to be when you grew up?
All I ever wanted to be was a writer. At four, with a little bag packed with books, I took off down the road on my own looking for my school. A neighbor found me a mile away on a main road. All I wanted to do was learn to read and write. Somehow along the way, I became waylaid with a business that became very successful, and then children. Then at the ripe age of fifty, I thought, enough of this, now I’m going to see if I really can do this writing thing. That was five years ago. Why did I wait, I ask myself now? The writing process and meeting readers fills me with such joy. 

Q:  Which do you prefer: hard/paperbacks or ebooks?
I love all formats. I review for all the major publishers in Australia, so they send mostly paperbacks and even hardbacks occasionally. I usually give them away when I’m finished. I do love the convenience of an ereader. I read on a Sony, but I think I will get a Kindle soon to have both.

Q:  If you could be any paranormal creature, what would you choose to be and why?
I would love to be a witch like Sam in Bewitched. Every time I’m cleaning the house, I think of her. As much as I twitch my nose, though, the dust just doesn’t disappear.

Q:  What book are you reading now?
I read a lot of books and across many genres. The publishers randomly send me books I haven’t requested which is great because then I get to sample new authors and styles. Currently I’m reading the enormous SevenEves by Neal Stephenson about the end of the world and sending people into space to keep mankind alive. It’s 900 pages and bigger than my head.



 

Sunday 27 September 2015

The Phoenix Year by David Blond: Interview + Giveaway

 

The Phoenix Year
by David Blond


Genre: Thriller
Publisher: Wattle Publishing
Number of pages: 332


“… from out of the fire, would rise a new order, like the legend of the phoenix.

There would emerge a new world, a new super economy…”

So starts a sequence of events destined to rock world economies to their very core. On the 50th anniversary of their induction into the Society of the Phoenix, a group of billionaires is about to change the world dramatically, with devastating effect.

Overseen by the reclusive Heinrich Von Kleise, the Society has hatched an audacious plan to subvert world economies, by using and abusing some of the world’s wealthiest businessmen and their families; in some cases, holding them literally to ransom, or worse.

Michael Ross, an economic advisor to the US President, Ben Masters, a disgraced property tycoon, Natalya Avramowitz, a Russian economist and spy, and “Kim” a CIA Agent, find themselves at the center of this plot, involving inside trading, sex slavery, and political corruption.

As the world careens towards financial Armageddon, can Michael, Natalya and Kim prevent global disintegration, or are the world’s financial institutions fated to implode?

The Phoenix Year by David L. Blond is a gripping novel, encompassing many of the financial crises that have hit the headlines in the past decade. The author has skillfully woven these together to create an action-packed conspiracy thriller.


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Dr. David L. Blond works as a private economic consultant specializing in quantitative analysis of economic data. He began his career working for the United Nations in Geneva, Switzerland. During the period of 1978 – 1985, he was a Senior Economist in the Office of the Secretary of Defense in Washington, and after leaving that position worked for various major global economic forecasting and consulting firms in senior positions. He lives in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Twitter: @davidblond2000

Publisher Twitter: @wattlepub

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LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/wattle-publishing-ltd


Q & A with David Blond

Q:  Tell us a little bit about your main characters.
The Phoenix Year is a love story set in turbulent economic times where the main characters are forced to come to terms with the their own past lives – Michael had inadvertently set in motion the events that lead to the collapse of the global market at the end of the first book; Natalya had to face the fact that she had been used badly by her father for his own purposes leaving with a divided loyalty to the America she loved and the Russia of her birth; Kim had to deal with the damage done when she was a prostitute in Bangkok as she investigated the links between kidnapped children of executives providing inside information to some shadowy conspiracy; Ben and Lilly Masters and their wayward daughter Beth faced the fact that they did once truly love each other when all the cards were dealt against them sending them from the heights of the New York society to the lowest depths which anyone can fall.

Q:  Describe your ideal writing spot.
I write fiction for relaxation. Much of my work involves building and analyzing large scale multi-product, multi-country data sets and trying to understand the how they fit together. I find if I can alternate while I thinking, plot lines and character development it is relaxing. So I usually keep open several windows on my computer to allow me to move from sometimes rather difficult economic analyses to the world of fiction were I can be in control of scene, plot, and character development.

Q:  Who designed the covers for your book and what was that process like for you as the author?
My publisher, Wattle Publishing, designed the book covers and worked with a designer to put together the elements. Wattle developed the social media and marketing for the book.

Q:  How do you keep busy when you're not writing?
I own and manage a well-regarded global economic practice involving working with large scale models and data bases combining information from clients with data developed by international organizations. I also work on complex consulting projects for clients throughout the world.

Q:  If you could have any superhuman ability, what would you choose and why?
To change and influence minds that are made up. A superhero who need not fight because he can turn a villain into a saint would be the most powerful superhero of all times. 

Q:  What book are you reading now?
Paul Erdman’s The Crash of ’79 which was published in 1976. I met Paul and his wife Heidi in England when I was on my honeymoon just after he had managed to get out of a Swiss jail where he was accused of bank fraud when his Basel based bank failed under the weight of trying to corner the cocoa market. The earliest version of my own book started while in Switzerland when I worked for the United Nations (1974 – 1978). As a read for the first time The Crash of 1979, I see that my own style is more about character development around a global conspiracy plot theme. What is interesting is that much of what Erdman wrote and published in 1976 involving Iranian nuclear weapons is the stuff of everyday life today. In Erdman’s book it is the Shah of Iran who acquires nuclear weapons rather than the Revolutionary Government of Iran. Erdman’s book also involved asking questions about how long capitalism as it existed back in the 1970’s could long endure.

Q:  What makes The Phoenix Year unique?
It is a love story set in our times. The events of the past few years—starting with the Dot-com bubble burst and 9/11 through the financial recession to today’s volatile stock market and collapsing oil prices – are all part of the underlying story of the book. At the same time it deals with real people who recognize that whatever has happened in the past few years with the millions made homeless and millions losing their jobs and homes is nothing compared to what is planned by a group of wealthy, seemingly altruistic billionaires who set out to change the world by setting a tsunami to destroy Wall Street oriented managerial capitalism. What they do to try to stop what will be worse coming and how they must come to grips with the fact that they alone can’t stop the inevitable but must try to live with it and use it for food is the heart and soul of the story. In the end, really, I wrote it as a love story between two people who come from very different worlds but find redemption in working together.

Q:  Why should readers of thrillers and general fiction pick up The Phoenix Year?
People relate to thrillers because it offers escape into a world that is mainly fantasy. But the economic events that have changed people’s lives since the collapse in 2008 are real events. The Phoenix Year is a thriller that I believe everyone can understand for the consequences are often times far more damaging to futures that some global cataclysm averted. It has all the elements of a thriller – a potent love story between two different people, secret agents, sexual enslavement, insider trading, financial manipulations that will lead to damaging global prosperity, a storyline that races from Thailand to the heights of the Alps, but unlike most thrillers, the heroes, at least in the first novel of the trilogy, can’t stop the disaster that was started by the conspirators from unfolding as planned. Instead they must try to ride the tiger until they can use the power obtained to try to turn what is a negative – a sudden, total, collapse of world stock exchanges with the loss of trillions of dollars of wealth -- into a positive for the world economy.

Q:  Where are you from?
I grew up in Washington, D.C., did graduate study in economics in New York, worked in Switzerland, and later returned to Washington where I worked first as the Senior Economist at the Pentagon, and later as a private consultant in Washington, D.C. I now manage my own consulting company out of a home in beautiful Santa Fe, New Mexico. 


 

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Friday 25 September 2015

Vienna Sky by Josh Sinason + Interview

 
 
Vienna Sky
by Josh Sinason

Genre: Spy-Fy, YA, Thriller.  
Publisher: Eternal Press
Number of pages: 180
Cover Artist: Dawné Dominique


When the world pushes you to your limits, sometimes your limits push back.

Archie thought making it out of New Jersey was a long shot. That was before an Eastern European mobster wanted to crack open his head to get the secrets inside, put there by a dead spy he barely knew.

The secrets buried in his head will take Archie across the world and into the arms of Rebecca, the girl recruited as the spy’s last asset. She has her own secrets and her own demons buried in her head. Together they learn what they are capable of in a life and death battle for love and justice.
 

Find it on Goodreads
 Available at Eternal Press
 
Josh Sinason is a freelance writer working in the Northern Illinois area. His work has appeared as part of Chicago DIY Film Magazine. His past work includes all ages short story romances, A Linger in the Echo and Monaco Dawn. 
https://twitter.com/JRSinason/
https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/8094737.Josh_Sinason
 
                                          Q & A with Josh Sinason


1. Tell us a little bit about your main characters.
Archie is a poor kid from a small town in New Jersey, He’s desperately trying to fix things in his life but it’s not working. So when he stumbles on a weapon that can get him anything he wants, something that can fix all his problems and change the cycle he and his family are stuck in what’s he going to do and how royally is he going to screw it up?

2. Describe your ideal writing spot.
My couch, with the ac on after a good workout, maybe a Starbucks green tea or a root beer on the table. I need some room to move around too because sometimes I get up and tell a part of a story like a standup routine. I don’t know why, it kinda helps.

3. Who designed the covers for your book and what was that process like for you as the author?

Dawné Dominique designed the cover after I gave her some references, mostly from movies and things.

4. What is the best advice you have been given?
Recently? Don’t be afraid to make your character a bit of a jerk. Give everyone flaws and punch them in the face as early as possible

5. How do you keep busy when you're not writing?
I love going to old movies at the Logan Theater in Chicago, and I’m actually a huge pro wrestling fan so I watch the WWE network like crazy these days. I’ve been all about Terry Funk today.

6. If you could have any superhuman ability, what would you choose and why?
I wouldn’t hate to have Archie’s abilities in Vienna Sky, it’d be cool to absorbs skills from people, or would it be? Find out.

7. Which do you prefer: hard/paperbacks or ebooks?
I’m a paperback guy. I’m slowly starting on ebooks but hardcovers do look cool on the bookshelf

8. What book are you reading now?
I just started Grace Helbig’s book. It’s a lot of fun and I’m working my way through the works of Graham Greene. The published version of The Third Man with his introduction is a master class in storytelling

 

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Monday 21 September 2015

Under His Skin by Stacey O'Neale + Giveaway



Under His Skin
Alien Encounters, Book One
by Stacey O’Neale


Release Date: 9/21/15
Genre: Adult Paranormal Romance
Publisher: Entangled Covet



Bakery owner Annabelle Sparks’ business is booming ever since she won reality TV's Cupcake Wars. The one thing deflating her happy soufflĂ©? The extremely sexy Kaden Chance only sees her as a best friend–and Annabelle wants so much more. After waiting a year for him recognize their chemistry, she’s giving up and dating other people.

What she doesn't know is Kaden's heart doesn't actually beat. He's not human. Heck, he's not even from Earth. To retain his intergalactic immunity, no one can ever know he is an extraterrestrial. But when Annabelle starts dating, something strange happens to Kaden's unmoved heart: it begins to beat. Now he faces an impossible choice—tell Annabelle the truth and be deported–or lose his last chance at love.


Find it on Goodreads         

Amazon       Barnes & Noble


Award-winning author, Stacey O'Neale, lives in Annapolis, Maryland. When she's not writing, she spends her time fangirling over books, blogging, watching fantasy television shows, cheering for the Baltimore Ravens, and hanging out with her husband and daughter.

Her career in publishing started as a blogger-turned-publicist for two successful small publishers. Stacey writes young adult paranormal romance and adult science fiction romance. Her books always include swoon-worthy heroes, snarky heroines, and lots of kissing.

Stacey loves hearing from readers.

Follow her on Twitter @StaceyONeale, look for her on Facebook, Pinterest, and Goodreads. You can also visit her website at
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Thursday 17 September 2015

Awakened by Sennah Tate: Interview + Giveaway


Awakened
Soul Shifters, #1
by Sennah Tate


Genre: Paranormal Romance
Publisher: Red Lily Publishing
Number of pages: 201
Cover Artist: Sennah Tate


It can never, never happen. Not with him.

Good girl schoolteacher Gemma has always played it safe, colored inside the lines. Her only indulgence is a recurrent fantasy about Carson, her town’s ultimate bad boy. Carson is fifty shades of wrong for Gemma, but damn if the risk-taking ex-con doesn’t inspire dark, waking-at-night-clenching-the-sheets thoughts in Gemma’s orderly little mind...

Don’t touch. Don’t look. Don’t even think about him. No matter how good he might be in your dreams, he’s bad.

All Gemma’s promises fly out the window when her best friend goes missing. Carson is the only one who can help Gemma uncover the truth, and if some sparks fly along the way… so what? It doesn’t mean anything.

Right?

As tensions rise, Carson and Gemma are both stripped down, revealing steamy paranormal secrets and an unbridled hunger that simply refuses to be tamed.


Find it on Goodreads
Available Free on Amazon September 14- 18
 
Sennah Tate is an up and coming Florida author in the world of romance. She likes writing
about fiery heroines unashamed of their curves and the sizzling hot shifters that can't get enough of them.

When she's not writing and drawing dinosaurs, she enjoys the outdoors, her friendly retriever mix, and Disney World. Her exuberant personality brings cheer to dark days and she firmly believes that redheads will inherit the earth.
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https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/9322978.Sennah_Tate


Q & A with  Sennah Tate
1. Tell us a little bit about your main characters.

In book one of the Soul Shifters series, the main couple is Gemma and Carson. Gemma is a middle school electives teacher that loses her job to budget cuts. Carson is the guy from the wrong side of the tracks that trying to turn his life around even though the people in his town won’t let him forget his past. Gemma’s got a big heart and she’s willing to overlook a lot of Carson’s dumb choices because she knows he’s got the right intentions.

2. Describe your ideal writing spot.
Something quiet, private and surrounded by nature. A treehouse way up in the canopy with some kind of moving water nearby. A screened-in roof-top deck for star-gazing without bugs. I mentally retreat into my own world when I’m writing; I’d like to physically retreat, as well.

3. Who designed the covers for your book and what was that process like for you as the author?
I design most of my own covers and the Soul Shifters series was no different. The process was a bit daunting and these covers went through quite a few iterations with lots of feedback from other authors before I settled on something. I’m quite happy with the final result, though.

4. What is the best advice you have been given?

This question has been appearing a lot in my life lately and I keep struggling to come up with an answer. The best approximation I can come up with is a quote shared with me by an influential professor.

“In three words I can sum up everything I've learned about life: it goes on.”
-- Robert Frost

I try to remind myself of this whenever times get tough. Something may seem like the end of the world, but life goes on. Persistence pays off, so I guess the takeaway is ‘never give up’? That’s pretty clichĂ©; sorry for that.

5. How do you keep busy when you're not writing?
I like to paint. I spend a lot of time with my family and my fluffy retriever-mix, Bella. My SO and I enjoy long drives through the country with good music and great company (if I do say so myself!).

6. If you could have any superhuman ability, what would you choose and why?
I’ve always thought it would be really neat to be able to speak any language I encounter. Whether it be Mandarin, Elephant or Neptunian. I love to talk and I love making new friends -- it’s a no-brainer for me!

7. Which do you prefer: hard/paperbacks or ebooks?
While there’s nothing quite as satisfactory as cracking the spine on a brand new book or thumbing through crisp pages or taking a deep whiff of that musty old library smell, even I have to bow down to the portability and versatility of ebooks. They’ve totally changed the game, but I think both can coexist peacefully.


 
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