Favorite reads?
The Book Thief, The Catcher in the Rye, The Lovely Bones, The Sun Also Rises, Nineteen Minutes.
Inspirations for the book?
Nothing really - it just came to me one morning
Did you know you wanted to be an author when you were little?
Yes and no. I always wrote because books were the only place I felt okay, but I didn't know what authors were to be honest. I'm not sure I do now, either, because I'm still more interested in giving readers a place to feel safe and comfortable with characters like themselves than I am about marketing.
Any Pet Peeves?
I try not to be negative, but I don't like the way the world is in many ways.
Chocolate or Peanut Butter?
Peanut Butter
The weirdest thing you've ever done?
I have done many weird things, since I can't remember ever being "normal."
Is there a soundtrack to the book/Favorite music?
Do you need anything to write?
Quiet
How long do you write on any average day?
It depends - I go many days when I don't write at all and others when I write for 10 hours.
Give us the number one reason to read your book.
It's a blend of philosophy and traditional epic fantasy and the story could really take place in our contemporary world as much as in a magical land. It's about accepting even the darkest parts of yourself as strength.
Author Info:
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In a world ravaged by war and oppressive forces of evil, a princess must fight to claim her bloodright and save her people.
When the princess, Alondra, falls for the beautiful, blue eyes of a hooded stranger, it awakens in her a taste for freedom and an escape from her duty.
But her parents have other plans; they have a Kingdom to protect and Alondra must marry to ensure the peace between nations. Only what happens when your parents choose a cold-hearted assassin as your betrothed?
As lies, illusions and long hidden vendettas surface, the princess has to confront a very secret history. One that makes her realize that she not only risks losing her liberty, but also everything she has known and loved.
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