Character Interviews
Interviews with a character from a book
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Character Interview: Tunney Nichols (Jean Joachim)
Today on Romance Lives Forever we’re featuring a character
interview with one of Jean Joachim’s heroes, Tunney Nichols of The Renovated
Heart. Jean’s allowing him to be interviewed by Adora Smutz, so we’ll step out
of the way and let her take over!
The Renovated Heart. I’m lucky today to have Tunney Nichols, hero of The
Renovated Heart here with me for an interview. Leave a comment with your email
address and Tunney will select a name at random to win a copy of “The Renovated
Heart.” Sit in that chair over there, Tunney, would you like some coffee? *Jean
pours coffee*. First question.Are you upset your
name is not in the title?No, not really. The house I grew up in is on the cover, so
I’m happy. I’m not that egotistical, no matter what that crazy lady
interviewer, Adora Smutz, might be telling you.Is your love interest
the way you pictured her? Or would you have preferred someone with a different
hair color?Are you kidding? Better. Kit is better than I could have
imagined. Her beautiful hair, shining in the moonlight, her big…soft…round…fits
so well. *blushes*. She’s perfect, Jean. Good job, I wouldn’t change a thing,
even that little beauty mark on the inside of her left thigh. Hey, did I just
say that? *Puts his hand over his eyes.*
Sunny Days,
Moonlit NightsDo you have any
annoying habits your author did not share with us in your book?Yes, I do and I’ll be damned if I’m going to share those
with the world here! I’m not stupid.Any hobbies we might
be interested in knowing about?Nope, just lovin’ my beautiful woman. ‘Spose that’s more of
a regular activity than a hobby. Tunney snickered.Are you happy with
the profession your author chose for you or would you rather be working at
something totally different and why?I love building. Almost as much as I love Kit. Like
reclaiming and saving old things, like my house…and my life! *laughs*Would you like to be
taller, blonder, thinner, or smarter than you have been portrayed?Nah. Jean caught the sexy beast in me just right! Not that
I’m bragging or anything. But Kit seems happy with me. That’s enough for me.
The Marriage List Now for a personal
question. Is there enough sex in the book for you? Would you have liked more?Hey, show me a guy who says he wouldn’t like more and I’ll
show you a liar! If she had put any more in the book, it would have crossed
over from steamy to erotic. Kit and I like to keep some things to ourselves. *wiggles
his eyebrows*Did you author handle your “love” scenes the way you like or
was she too explicit or not explicit enough?I’m okay with her descriptions. Did I say that okay, Jean?
*grins*Is you’re heroine a
good kisser?Kit? Oh the best. She’s great in the sack…wait. I think I’m
not supposed to say that. Don’t tell Kit, okay? *whispers*Are you happy with
the setting? Did you want a bigger house or car?I love that old house but I could have used a fancy sports
car. Win some, lose some.
Now and Forever 1 How many re-writes
did you have to live through?Jean made me promise not to tell. And I’m expecting a
hundred bucks in my bank account by tomorrow, Jean. *winks*Did your author
listen to you when you tried to redirect her?Jean didn’t need direction from me. Is that the way you
wanted me to say that, Jean?Did your story end
too soon?My story will never end. My fairy tale with Kit will last
forever.Who was your favorite
supporting character?Zoe was. The kid’s got guts.Did you fight much
with your author or did you two see eye-to-eye?
Now and Forever2 No one fights with Jean and gets away with it. Oops, is that
TMI? Seriously, she wrote me just the way I am. Turns out that for a writer,
she’s a pretty good listener, too.A bit about the Renovated HouseCan a broken heart be renovated like an old house? Kit’s
life came to a halt when her husband slapped her with a divorce. Finding
herself without a job or a place to live, she’s forced to take Tunney Nichols up
on his offer of cheap rent for his parent’s house. The catch: she must allow
him to renovate while she’s living there. Out of fear, Kit tells a lie she soon
regrets as she is drawn to the sexy man plastering and painting his way into
her heart.
Now and Forever3 Can Sarah forget the abuse from her late husband? Can she
fix her heart and the hearts of her children? With her two children in tow,
Sarah relocates to be near her sister, she meets Jim, a neighbor and English
professor. A mutual interest in writing, paves the way for a friendship that blossoms
into romance. But is Jim the right man for Sarah or does another man from her
past still light her fire?Find the eBook here(paperback coming in a couple of months):Barnes & Noble: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-renovated-heart-jean-joachim/1112214883?ean=2940015017380Are: http://www.allromanceebooks.com/product-therenovatedheart-891099-149.htmlBookstrand: http://www.bookstrand.com/the-renovated-heartMy website: http://www.jeanjoachimbooks.comStop by Jean’s Facebook page for latest news of her books. https://www.facebook.com/pages/Jean-Joachim-Author/221092234568929 -
Character Interview: Dante from Dante’s Flame
Dante’s Flame. Janine, welcome to Romance Lives Forever. Tell us about
your latest book, including its genre. Does it cross over to other genres? If
so, what are they?DANTE’S
FLAME is a medieval set in Naples, Italy, during the political struggle between the
French and Spanish kings for control over Naples.
Dante Santangelo sides with the French and is watching the Valente family for
signs of Spanish loyalties. Alessandra Podesta is sent to Naples by her parents to get her out of the
“tempting” Venetian environment, hoping it will stop the illicit tales she
writes. She lives with her cousins, the Valentes. Dante thinks she was sent
there to aid the Spanish king. She gets caught up in the politically tense
situation while looking for adventure to write about. Her curious nature
befuddles Dante and nearly gets Alessandra killed. She’s a firecracker, and
he’s very intelligent, serious. Needless to say, they don’t see eye-to-eye.What is the single most important part of writing for
you?Research. Because I write historicals, it’s imperative to
know about the location and time of the story. During the research process, I
usually discover reasons for conflict between the hero and heroine. Without
becoming aware of 15th century Naples,
I wouldn’t have known about the political war. Or about the people and their
superstitions. All of which factor into the story.What do you enjoy most about life?1) Spending time with my husband of 40 years; 2) Being a
grandma, or Nonna, as my 6 grandkids call me. I enjoy all of them, even the one
who is more stubborn than his mother was, lol. 3) Besides my grandchildren, I
enjoy my dogs and wish I could have more than just three. Dogs are refreshing,
loyal, loving. 4) During the summer, I love getting outside and tending to my
gardens, both floral and vegetable. The string beans, peppers, tomatoes,
zucchini, fingerling potatoes, and everything else I grow tastes a whole lot
better than what I buy in stores. 5) I love watching soccer, particularly the
Serie A, which is Italy’s
top-flight league. And, of course, I love the Italian national team. My
youngest daughter began playing soccer nearly 32 years ago when she was four.
She never looked back, and my husband and I were so proud of her accomplishments
on and off the field. LOL, I had a difficult time watching her play. She’s a
goalkeeper (she still plays), and that always made, and still makes, me
nervous!What did you learn from writing your first book?The first book I wrote was in 1980, or there about. I was so
new to writing and broke every rule in the book. It was such a learning
experience. At the time, I didn’t belong to RWA, which I joined in 1996. That
first book, though, made me realize how difficult writing a novel really is. I
probably would have ended my career there if I hadn’t received good rejections
from editors and agents. Encouraging rejections. And the wonderful support of
RWA.Would you consider self publishing?Yes, I’d love to self-publish. I might one day, but I’m so
inept with the tech. side of the computer. I can’t even figure out Facebook or
a blog I started that has only a name to it. It’s mind-boggling to me. I’ve
taken classes, yet I still cannot figure them out! Twitter, too. But
self-publishing will give me a chance to have control over every aspect of my
book. There’s the potential to make a good living selling on my own. Right now,
I don’t have a manuscript ready to self-publish.If you could give the younger version of yourself advice
what would it be?It would be the same as I give all writers, whether starting
out or advanced: Don’t give up! That was one of the hardest lessons I learned.
Had I given up, I would have never published and likely would have always
wondered if I might have achieved that goal.Also, read, read, read! Which I did. The only regret I have
is not finding RWA 10 or so years sooner. The organization opened an entire
world of insight to the craft, the one thing a writer should never stop
learning.
Lily and the Falcon If I was a first time reader of your books, which one
would you recommend I start with and why?REBEL HEART. There is something about this book and the
hero, Beau Hamilton, that has been my favorite ever since I wrote it in the
80s. He’s irascible, gruff, but underneath it all, there is a man with a soft
heart for the heroine and others who are important to him. But she drags him
kicking and screaming all the way to the end before he finally admits he loves
her. You’ll see his transformation in small degrees, and you’ll understand why
when you learn his backstory.What do you hope readers take with them after reading your work?I hope they see that love does conquer all, that it can be
quick or slow-building, and with an unlikely person. I think you have to
believe in the power of love, and I hope my stories convey that.A biography has been written about you. What do you think
the title would be in six words or less?I posed this question to my family, and they agreed on:
Proud, Passionate…and ItalianIf money were not an object, where would you most like to
live?Italy,
of course! I’m not sure what city, but more than likely Rome
or Milan. My
favorite soccer team is A.C. Milan. Roma is my second favorite. Plus I’d love
to live among the history and the medieval feel of thecities. The one time I
visited Italy,
I fell in love with the atmosphere and the way of life as well as the ancient
and medieval architecture.Picture yourself as a store. Considering your personality
and lifestyle, what type of products would be sold there?Books, music, Italian and soccer related things, anything
for and about dogs. I’d also have a café in my store that served Italian drinks
and pastries. It would be very eclectic but it would be warm and inviting.As a child, what was your favorite thing about school?I looked forward to writing papers. I think writing novels
stemmed from that early desire.If you came with a warning label, what would it say?“Open carefully. Contents under pressure.” Admittedly, I
have a temper, and it doesn’t take much to set me off, especially if I see an
injustice being done.Please Fill in the BlanksI love pizza with cheese and pepperoni.I’m always ready for watching Italian soccer.When I’m alone, I listen to music and dance around the
house.You’d never be able to tell, but I’m Italian. (blonde
hair and blue eyes fool everyone).If I had a halo it would be an angel’s halo with the
devil’s horns attached.
Surrender to Honor If I could become a billionaire I’d help all the
homeless animals in the world.I can never travel far from home because I’m
afraid to fly.Character Interview
Tell us about the main character in your current book.
What is he like?Dante Santangelo is a highly educated, intelligent man with
a secret he hides until the very end. He was born in Naples
but left at an early age and grew up in Provence.
His eyes are a captivating blue/violet. He teaches Latin and French at the University of Naples and speaks four languages. Dante
is fairly easy-going but can get intense over injustices to human or animal. On
the surface he seems to be quiet, agreeable. But beneath the surface, his
seldom lost ire lurks.If your main character was here today, what would he say
is his strongest point?His patience.Does he think he has a weakness? (If so, what does he
think it is? What does his lover think it is? What does his enemy think it is?)Alessandra is his weakness. She constantly tries his
patience. A man can only take so much!What drives your hero to do the things he does? What
makes him want to be the “good guy?”Dante lived a privileged life, but his mother and father
wouldn’t let him forget that their wealth and lifestyle could be taken away in
a heartbeat. He was taught to help others, treat women with respect, and to be
open-minded. His parents had a strong influence in his life. They’re responsible
for the man he became. But don’t let that fool you. He is by no means a Beta
male.What’s your main character’s favorite guilty pleasure?Besides the heroine, lol? Sugared almonds from Rome.Answered as Dante Santangelo:
If you didn’t know how old you were how old would you be?Judging by my maturity, knowledge and wisdom, I would
probably be in my mid- to late 30s.A biography has been written about you. What do you think
the title would be in six words or less?The French-Italian Connection.If money were not an object, where would you most like to
live?Most likely Naples or Northern Italy.As a child, what was your favorite thing about school?The pranks I pulled. My teachers did not have a sense of
humor.If you came with a warning label, what would it say?Do not provoke. Volatile beneath the surface and may cause
physical pain.Please Fill in the Blanks (as the character)
I love sweet cakes with thick cream filling.I’m always ready for making love to my wife.When I’m alone, I’m pensive.You’d never be able to tell, but I do know how to have
fun. I’m not always so serious.If I had a halo it would be fairly
straight because of my kind-hearted nature.If I could have the power I’d end the conflict
between countries.I can never figure out my wife because she lacks
fear and has a strong sense of adventure.About the Author
Jannine Corti Petska was born in New
York but raised in Southern California.
Her parents’ first language was Italian, and Jannine was raised in an Old World environment. She began writing romance novels
when her three daughters were young and she was a stay-at-home mom.
In-between writing and caring for her family, she tutored Italian, Spanish,
German, and English as a Second Language at a local college. Although she loves
placing her stories in medieval Italy,
she has also written romantic tales of the cowboy in the American West. Jannine
lives in Southern California with her husband
of 40 years and three high-energy Rat Terriers. To find out more about Jannine,
please visit her website. www.jcortipetska.comBooklist
Blurb, DANTE’S FLAME
Alessandra Podesta writes illicit tales unsuitable for a
young lady. Exasperated, her father sends her to visit relatives in Naples to curb her wild
imagination. But in her undying need for adventure, she toys with the
affections of her tutor and is forced to marry him. When she unknowingly falls
into a dangerous game of supremacy between two countries, she trusts the wrong
people and endangers her life.French tutor Dante Santangelo is secretly aiding the French
in maintaining their rule over Naples.
When he is manipulated into marrying the visiting cousin of the Valente Family,
he seizes upon the perfect opportunity to infiltrate the family, who are under
suspicion of helping the Spanish. When Alessandra’s life is in jeopardy Dante
must choose between love and duty. Will he offer up his life to save
Alessandra? Or remain duty-bound to the French?Buy Links:
The Wild Rose PressAmazonhttp://www.amazon.com/Dantes-Flame-Italian-Medieval-ebook/dp/B008JEEY38REBEL HEART, American westernCARINA AND THE NOBLEMAN, book 1 of my medieval psychic
sisters trilogyCHARLOTTE AND THE GYPSY, book 2 of my medieval psychic
sisters trilogyLOVE’S SWEET WAGER, love along the California TrailTHE LILY AND THE FALCON, book 1 of my Italian Medieval
seriesSURRENDER TO HONOR, book 2 of my Italian Medieval seriesDANTE’S FLAME, book 3 of my Italian Medieval seriesShort stories, both Medievals set in ItalyKNIGHT’S DESIREMINE TO KEEPBooks Coming SoonMINE TO KEEP, release date Aug. 15, 2012
Janine Corti Petska Contests
I will give away an e-copy of DANTE’S FLAME to one lucky
commenter.Find Me Here
Website: http://www.jcortipetska.comTwitter: https://twitter.com/jcortipetskaBlog: No time for one. -
Character Interview: Steve from Action
Action by Liz Borino. Welcome to Romance Lives Forever, Liz. Tell us about your new
book.Book title: ActionAuthor: Liz BorinoGenre: Gay RomanceBuy links: Amazon AllRomancePublisher: Lazy DayLength (words): 38,000Heat rating: RBlurb: When the bright lights and flashing cameras of Hollywood capture your
every move, how can you fulfill your deepest desires? For Zack Greene, a
formerly out-of-control actor, and Steve Michaels, the director who unearthed
the heart of the man beneath the ego, it’s a constant struggle.In public, Steve and Zack are the picture of professional
partners. However, behind closed doors, their partnership is taken to a new
level. They engage in a carefully constructed Dom/sub relationship that not
only brings them pleasure, but keeps Zack from slipping back into his wild
ways.Their delicate balance is thrown askew when a producer on
the show threatens to expose their lifestyle, while taking advantage of Zack in
a moment of vulnerability. Will Steve be able to ease the pain and save the
love they share? Or will they come apart when they need each other most?Warning: Light
BDSM, D/s relationship, spanking, and hot m/m sexWhat are your main
characters’ names?Zack Greene- 28, lead actor on Ben’s Life sitcomSteve Michaels- 31, director of Ben’s LifeInterview
Tell us about the
main character in your current book. What is he like?Steve Michaels is a director on Ben’s Life. He likes good
food, his job, hiking, and his cat, Timmy. However, he loves his family,
including his boyfriend, and sub, Zack Greene.If your main character
was here today, what would he say is his strongest point?His ability to exert loving control in all he does.Does he think he has
a weakness? (If so, what does he think it is? What does his lover think it is?
What does his enemy think it is?)Steve would say his weakness is the inability to be around
large groups of people for long periods of time, which is problematic in the
entertainment industry. Zack adores Steve and honestly has a difficult time
finding fault with him. He would probably wish Steve felt more comfortable
letting his guard down, oh and put the clean clothes away instead of leaving
them in the dryer. Rich, the producer who tries to screw things up, and Steve’s
enemy, complains that Steve is a weak Dom. He believes Steve needs to be harder
on Zack.What drives your hero
to do the things he does? What makes him want to be the “good guy?”Steve was raised in a military household, until his father
died when he was 12. At that young age, Steve had to take control of the house
and help out his mother while she fell apart. This contributed to his sense of
right and wrong—and his dominate nature.What’s your main
character’s favorite guilty pleasure?Vanilla ice cream with chocolate sauce and a cherry.Answered as the main character:
If you were a tool, what would people use you to do?Sandpaper. It makes everything smooth, essentially better.
Hopefully.Picture yourself as a store. Considering your personality
and lifestyle, what type of products would be sold there?Movie store. I’d make sure to stock indie films as well as
the big names because we all have to start somewhere.Tell us an
embarrassing story that has to do with a pet. If you have no pets, a story
about a significant other will do. ^_^How about I combine them? Zack talked about wanting pets
from the moment we moved in together. And I’m a sucker for his blue eyes,
especially when he begs, but I knew we worked too much for a dog. So, one day I
sent him to get something at a store completely out of the way. I made it
absolutely clear the product could only be found there. No, he wasn’t happy
with me. I did it, though, because I found an ad for kittens from a local cat.
The owner of the cat came over and let me pick from the litter. After checking
out medical records for each, I picked chose Timmy, a stubborn and loving
kitten his expressive blue eyes. I really like that combination. Anyway, in the
process of setting him up in the garage to surprise Zack, Timmy peed—all over
the front of my jeans. Wouldn’t be so much of an issue had Zack not been
pulling into the garage at that exact moment. He jumped out of the car and
found me holding Timmy and said, “Where did he come from?”“I don’t know,” I responded, “I found him here when I came
looking for food in this fridge.”Zack smiled and pet the cat, then noticed my jeans. “What
happened to you?”“The cat must be scared.”My brat of a boyfriend then took the kitten from me and
cuddled him. “Stop blaming this precious kitten for your control issues. Why
don’t you change so we can decide what to do?” I swear that cat laughed at me
as I walked away. Zack still believes I have no idea how Timmy got there. And
that pretty well describes my relationship with both of them.Please Fill in the Blanks (as the character)
I love pizza* with pineapple.I’m always ready for cuddling.When I’m alone, I think too much.You’d never be able to tell, but I need my boyfriend as
much as he needs me.If I had a halo it would be made
of fire and ice.If I could fly I’d never drive in LA traffic again.I can never administer pain without pleasure because
I love Zack too much.Author Bio
Liz Bornio Liz Borino is the author of
the Taylor Twins series, including Expectations, What Money Can’t Buy, and
Gifts from the Past and Ben’s Life series, beginning with Action. She lives
behind her computer screen, currently stationed in some irrelevant small town
in Pennsylvania.
When she leaves her computer, Liz loves to spend time in cities around the
world, particularly New York and London.She’s the quiet one with
Snapple or green tea, at the local Starbucks, until someone threatens human
rights within her earshot. Should you be around when that happens, take a step
back and wait for the storm to pass. Her two pet causes are women and gay
rights. Why? Because contrary to popular opinion, and current legislation, they’re
people, too.Liz believes her best
training in the craft of fiction came from her Public Relations undergraduate
degree. Now, when she isn’t writing or editing erotic romance novels, she’s applying
literary theories to the classics in pursuit of a master’s in English.Booklist
Taylor Twins: Expectations,
What Money Can’t Buy, and Gifts from the PastBen’s Life: ActionBooks Coming Soon
Ben’s Life: Cutaway,
That’s a Wrap and the prequel (only
available in the forthcoming print edition) Casting.Find Liz Online
Website: http://lizborino.com
Facebook:
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Brothers in Arms: Character Interviews Kendall McKenna
Brothers in Arms Today I have a special treat: two interviews by the heroes of Brothers in Arms by Kendall McKenna. I’m turning the blog over to her. Take it away, Kendall!
– – –I’ve written a story called Brothers In Arms. It’s not your
typical m/m erotic romance, in that it’s pretty heavy on plot, action and
mystery. There’s a romance, to be sure. And the times the guys do get together,
it’s scorching! The two main characters are Jonah Carver and Kellan Reynolds.
Jonah is an active duty Recon Marine. Kellan used to be Jonah’s platoon
commander in the beginning of the war in Iraq. They’re a couple of smart,
competent bad-asses.As if serving in combat together wasn’t enough, these two
found themselves at the center of an international mystery that they had to
resolve, while staying alive, and rekindling their romance. When the bad guys
made the mistake of snatching Kellan, you can imagine Jonah’s reaction.First, I’d like to introduce you to each of the guys in
turn, and then let them answer some questions in their own voices. I think
you’ll find Kellan a little more forthcoming than Jonah, but that’s just how
Jonah is.Kellan Reynolds: CEO, author, retired Recon Marine Corps
Captain.What is Kellan like?Kellan is an intellectual man of action. He’s thoughtful and
methodical, but when the situation calls for action, he doesn’t hesitate. He’s
ambitious, and focused, not afraid to actively pursue what he wants. Kellan
belongs in a bygone era. He believes in, and actually lives by, words such as
duty, honor, and integrity. Kellan is charismatic, very much a natural leader. He’s
got a sense of humor he keeps under wraps, except with those closest to him,
namely Jonah.What would Kellan say is his strongest point?His intellect. Kellan believes his ability to think through
issues is his biggest strength. He’d even go so far as to say he’s able to
think his way through the opposing side of an issue.Does Kellan think he has a weakness?Yes. He believes his weakness is his tendency to worry about
his public image. But, if you catch him in a weak moment, he’ll jokingly tell
you that his only weakness is Jonah.What does Jonah think Kellan’s weakness is?Jonah thinks Kellan is damn hear perfect. If pressed, he’ll
tell you that if Kellan has a weakness, it’s that he’s too careful, that he
doesn’t push back as soon as he should, when someone pushes him.What drives Kellan to do the things he does? What
makes him want to be the “good guy?”The thing to understand about Kellan is that, he is the
“good guy”. He truly believes it’s his duty to do the right thing. It would
never occur to him to do anything else, or anything less.What’s your main character’s favorite guilty pleasure?Sex with Jonah.Now, I’d like to ask Kellan some questions, directly. Let’s
get his take on a few things.A biography has been written about you. What do you
think the title would be in six words or less?I’ve already written it. It’s called ‘Brotherhood of
Warriors’.If money were not an object, where would you most like
to live?Wherever Jonah would want to live. I know he likes Southern
California for the surfing, but Hawaii
is even better for the kinds of outdoor sports he enjoys.If you were a tool, what would people use you to do?I’d be a measuring tape. People would use me to ensure
everything fits the way it’s supposed to.As a child, what was your favorite thing about school?English class. English Lit. English Composition. Anything to
do with reading and language.If you came with a warning label, what would it say?I don’t need a warning label. I’m pretty user friendly.I love pizza with everything but anchovies.I’m always ready for the unexpected.When I’m alone, I text Jonah.You’d never be able to tell, but sometimes I miss being a
Marine.If I had a halo it would be stuffed
in a drawer under my socks.If I could fly I’d take Jonah someplace he’s
always wanted to go.Next, I’d like to introduce you to Gunnery Sergeant Jonah
Carver: Recon Marine.What is Jonah like?Jonah is a prickly son-of-a-bitch. He’s extremely smart and
extraordinarily competent. He does not suffer fools gladly. He’s got a biting
wit. He’s so good at being a Marine, he inspires awe in many, and intimidates
others. And he could give a damn. He’s not overly social, but when engaged, is
quite humorous.What would Jonah say is his strongest point?Jonah believes his strongest point is that he is the best
damn Marine he can possibly be.Does Jonah think he has a weakness?Not that he would admit to out loud. If you catch him in a
weak moment, he might admit that Kellan is his only weakness.What does Kellan think Jonah’s weakness is?His dislike of other people. Kellan sometimes wishes Jonah
wouldn’t be quite so stand-offish, and would cut others some slack.What drives Jonah to do the things he does? What makes
him want to be the “good guy?”Jonah is a Marine. Semper Fidelis. As far as Jonah is
concerned, there is no other way for him to be.What’s your main character’s favorite guilty pleasure?80’s music. Tech gadgets. Kellan.Now it’s time to ask Jonah a few questions, and get his
unique take on things.A biography has been written about you. What do you
think the title would be in six words or less?He Hated Incompetent PeopleIf money were not an object, where would you most like
to live?Australia.
New Zealand.
Hawaii.
Anywhere the sun and the surfing is good. Kellan can’t be out of D.C. for very
long or he starts to get twitchy, so, I’d probably have to settle for Miami. Just so we could
be on the east coast.If you were a tool, what would people use you to do?I am not a tool. I am a weapon. The right weapon for the
job.As a child, what was your favorite thing about school?The first day of summer vacation.If you came with a warning label, what would it say?Stupid people will be shot on sight.Please Fill in the Blanks (as the character)
I love pizza with beer.I’m always ready for sex.When I’m alone, I text Kellan.You’d never be able to tell, but if you can’t tell, why
would I tell you? I lose the advantage that way.If I had a halo it would be something
my niece made for me from construction paper and glitter. Doesn’t mean I’d wear
it.If I could fly I’d take Kellan anywhere he wanted
to go.About the Author
Kendall McKenna’s first work of fiction was written at the
worldly age of nine, and was a transformative work that expanded on the story
told in a popular song of the time. She tried her hand at vampire and cowboy
fiction, winning high school poetry and short story contests along the way. It
wasn’t until she discovered the world of m/m erotic fiction and found her
stride with cops, Marines and muscle cars, that she felt inspired to share her
stories with readers who enjoy the same things. Kendall was born and raised in Southern California, where she still lives and works. A
non-conventional relationship has kept her happy for the last decade. Her four
dogs enjoy it when she writes, as she sits still long enough for them to curl
up around her.Books Coming Soon
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