Tuesday, July 31, 2012

Interview & Giveaway with Lynsay Sands


Lynsay Sands Intro

Good afternoon Book Monsters and Literal Addicts, Book Monster Reviews and LITERAL ADDICTION are VERY proud to welcome New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Lynsay Sands to our sites today.

Born in Southern Ontario, Lynsay is the New York Times bestselling author of the Argeneau Vampire series, which currently has 15 available books and 2 upcoming releases.   She has written more than 50 books and anthologies since her first novel was published in 1997. Her romantic comedies span three genres—historical, contemporary, and paranormal—and have made the Waldenbooks, Barnes & Noble, USA Today, and New York Times bestseller lists more than once.   

Lynsay’s books are available in more than twenty-two countries and have been translated into at least seventeen different languages.  She's been a nominee for both the Romantic Times Best Historical Romance Award, the Romantic Times Best Paranormal Romance Award, was nominated and placed three times in the RIO (Reviewers International Organization) Awards of Excellence, and has several books on All About Romance's Favorite Funnies list.

The Husband Hunt (Madison Sisters, #3)The newest release and 20th historical is “The Husband Hunt,” the third installment in the Madison Sisters series. Released on February 27, 2012, this story is about Lisa Madison, the youngest of the three sisters. Lisa is ready to find a husband and settle down. She’s always had her heart set on Robert Langley, but Robert insists on thinking of her as only a friend. After years of waiting around for him to notice her as more than that, Lisa decides that since Robert wasn’t interested in her, she’d have to set her sights elsewhere. Precedence has shown that the Madison sisters don’t beat around the bush to get things done, and Lisa proves it once again in this final chapter of The Madison Sisters series.


Under a Vampire Moon (Argeneau, #16)
The 16th installment of the Argeneau/Rogue Hunter series, “Under a Vampire Moon” was released on April 24, 2012. This is Christian Notte’s story, and is set on St. Lucia. After a bad relationship and an even worse divorce, Carolyn decides to go on a vacation with the 'girls'.  Unfortunately, the rest of the vacationers didn't get the memo. There seems to be a couple celebrating their honeymoon or anniversary around every corner, and the few single men she does see are far too young to even consider; including an irresistibly attractive rock violinist she happens to meet. While Carolyn’s busy thinking ‘it’s really too bad he's so young’, she finds out it doesn’t even matter, because according to his cousin, Giacinta, Christian’s not interested in women at all.  There’s a catch though--Christian needs Carolyn's help to be his beard (to play the part of his fake girlfriend) for the week to appease his 'machismo' family.  Carolyn can’t say No, and decides to help Gia's cousin.  The only problem is that being around Christian and acting like they’re a loving couple is wreaking havoc on her emotions, and Carolyn's thoughts keep drifting back to places they shouldn't…all of Christian’s places.



The Lady is a Vamp (Argeneau, #17)The 17th installment of the Areneau/Rogue Hunter series “The Lady Is a Vamp” follows on July 31, 2012. This is Jeanne Louise’s story. Armand Argeneau’s daughter, and the sister of Thomas and Nicholas, Jeanne Louise is a workaholic. Someone would literally have to drag her out of her lab to make her stop working.  Fellow employee, Paul Adams, is the man who takes on that job. When it comes to family he will protect them come hell or high water, and with his little girl’s life under threat he decides to follow through with a crazy plan to save her. But hell may be exactly what he gets for his trouble. What’s that old saying…? Be careful what you wish for because you just might get it…
If you haven’t read Lynsay's books yet, you will definitely want to add them to your TBR pile.  In fact, put them at the TOP of your TBR pile!  They are LOL funny, and will definitely leave you wanting more. 


Now that we’ve given you just enough information to be dangerous and make sure you’ll want to read Lynsay’s books, let's head over to the interview so we can learn more about Lynsay herself, and see what she has to say about her Argeneau Vampires.



Book Monster Reviews/LITERAL ADDICTION:  Hi Lynsay!  We’re extremely honored to have you with us today!  Thank you for taking time out of your busy schedule to drop by and spend some time with us!

Book Monster Reviews/LITERAL ADDICTION:  We’d like to ask a couple questions to get to know you a little bit better before we dig into the books.   

Q1):   Can you tell us 3 things about yourself that we can't find out on the internet, in your bio, etc?

A Quick Bite (Argeneau, #1)Lynsay:
Hmm…let’s see…

Okay, I have short arms (and legs with a longer torso), which drives me crazy when attempting to reach anything on the upper shelves in my kitchen. Honestly, kitchens must all be designed by really TALL people.

I like to dance and sing and can often be found be-bopping around my living room at night when not on deadline.

I’m a dog person. Cats are cute and fluffy and I like them too, but they’re far too independent. There’s just nothing like a dog for unconditional love. They adore you…and are kind enough to warm your feet while you’re writing (grin)


2) If we were to fast forward way ahead to the day you decide to retire, stop writing, and look back on your life, what thoughts would you like to have?

Lynsay: That my stories made a little difference in the lives of my readers, meaning made them laugh a little more, escape their troubles for a bit, and perhaps see how funny daily things in life really are.  <G>


3) Have there been any surprising things you’ve learned while writing your books (either about yourself, the craft, your readers and fans, etc)?
 
A Bite to Remember (Argeneau, #5)Lynsay: About myself?  Well, there’s nothing like writing to figure out where you stand on various subjects and what your beliefs are. 

As for the craft itself, well writing is a continually evolving job as you need to come up with original ideas all the time. It has to be though, otherwise not only would you lose your audience but you’d get bored, at least I would.

What I’ve learned about readers is that you can’t please them all. Not everyone will enjoy my stories, anymore than I will enjoy every book out there. And I’ve learned that readers can be surprisingly demanding at times, which is good as it means they want more. Sometimes though, a girl needs to take a vacation…LOL

4) For those who have not had the pleasure of reading the Argeneau Vampire series yet, can you please explain to everyone what this quirky, crazy vampire family is all about?

Lynsay: The general story line . . . there are immortal people living among the mortal population today.  They are descendents of an ancient civilization that was advanced technologically to the point that they began to work with bio-engineered nanos as a medical aid to fight disease and repair injuries from inside the body without the need for invasive surgery. These nanos used blood to make repairs and fuel themselves which meant the host needed more blood than a body could supply to support the nanos. In that civilization this was dealt with through transfusions. However, when a series of natural disasters (earthquakes and volcanoes) brought an end to that civilization, only those people the nanos had been tested on survived, and they suddenly found themselves in a primitive society. Without their much needed blood transfusions, many died, but in others the nanos lived up to their programming to keep the host at their peak condition and forced a sort of evolution on them, bringing on fangs and other skills so that their hosts could get the blood they needed.

That's the background, but my stories are based mostly around one particular family of immortals, the Argeneaus. They are really your typical family. I think everyone would recognize at least one member of their own family among this group. My stories tell how each member finds his life mate despite all the good intentioned interference and harassment of their loving family.


 5) How did you come up with the idea of the Argeneau Vampires?  Are any of the characters based on people you know or have met?

The Rogue Hunter (Argeneau, #10; Rogue Hunter, #1)
Lynsay: It was a fluke that I even came up with them. Two writer friends and I were chatting on MSN, one of them was Christine Feehan who writes the Dark series, the other didn't write vamps, but suggested the three of us should write an anthology together for Halloween. CF could do a dark story, I could do humorous and she would do her own version. I laughed and said “If we did that you know my vamp would have to faint a the sight of blood or something.” I threw out a couple more ideas we laughed over (I was known for humorous historicals at the time) and then changed the subject. We never did the anthology but the ideas stuck with me and I finally had to write them down. The minute my editor heard I was writing it, he asked to see it and then contracted for the first three books.  That’s how it happened. One chat leading to this huge series.
  

6) Can you tell us how many books you have planned for the series and how long you intend for it to continue?

Lynsay: There are 17 books in the series now (this includes Under A Vampire Moon and Lady Is A Vamp) and 2 anthologies (Bitten By Cupid and The Bite Before Christmas).  I am currently writing another story and other than that I can’t say.  I don’t plan on stopping the series in the immediate future. As long as I have interesting and fun ideas there will be more books, but as for how many I can’t say.  


7) How did you come up with the idea of making the vampires faint when they meet their lifemates?  Is there a specific message there that you were trying to convey?

Lynsay: Well who wouldn’t want to be so overwhelmed with pleasure that they faint from it.  <G>  And I guess it was to convey how special having a life mate is for an immortal.  Also it leads to some pretty funny circumstances if they aren’t careful where they’re doing it.  LOL



8) Out of all the amazing books you’ve written, is there one in particular that is your favorite or that you’re most proud of?

The Reluctant Vampire (Argeneau, #15)
Lynsay: Well Single White Vampire will always be a favorite of mine as it was my first story published in this series. Other than that, I had a blast writing Under A Vampire Moon (Christian Notte’s story) so right now that would be my favorite. Usually the last one I wrote is, but Christian is still beating out “Lady IS a Vamp” and Anders’ story, which I’m working on now. They were just so darned fun.








9) What's next for Lynsay Sands?  What do you have planned in the upcoming months?

Lynsay: Plans for upcoming months, eh?  LOL… work, work, work and THEN a long overdue, proper vacation.


10) Is there anything specific you would like to say to your readers?

Lynsay:  I am grateful to my readers for being so dedicated.  I have had some readers stick with me since I started writing.  I also have new readers that read one book and then email me right away to tell me they’re ordering the entire series and when’s the next one coming out? I am grateful to every one of them. They allow me to make a living doing what I enjoy most. I would write whether published or not, but it makes it so much more awesome to know others are reading and enjoying my stories as much as I like writing them, so Thank you.  And thank you for writing to let me know. I appreciate the feedback.J

Thank you so much for taking time out of your busy schedule to sit down and talk with us.  We certainly hope you’ll come back to visit us again in the future and let Book Monster and LITERAL ADDICTION help promote more of your incredible work.

Lynsay:  Thank you! I appreciate your having me here.

If you would like to find out more about Lynsay and her books, you can visit her at any of the sites below.





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Monday, July 30, 2012

Author Ambush with Dana Marie Bell





with:
Dana Marie Bell

Hello everyone!  Book Monster Reviews and LITERAL ADDICTION are proud to welcome the very talented Dana Marie Bell back to our site today! 

Dana Marie BellDana wrote her first short story when she was thirteen years old.  She attended the High School for Creative and Performing Arts for creative writing, where freedom of expression was the order of the day.  When her parents moved out of the city and placed her in a Catholic high school for her senior year she tried desperately to get away, but the nuns held fast, and she graduated with honors despite herself.  She’s now a best-selling author with Samhain Publishing and has consistently earned top reviews from RT Book Reviews and other reviewers.

Dana has lived primarily in the Northeast with a brief stint on the US Virgin Island of St. Crois.  She lives with her soul-mate and husband Dusty, their two maniacal children, an evil ice-cream stealing cat and a bull terrier that thinks it’s a Pekinese.  She’s been heard to describe herself as “vertically challenged” and “a lapsed brunette”.  ;-)

Dana is the proud creator of the TRUE DESTINY, GRAY COURT, HALLE PUMAS, HALLE SHIFTERS, POCONOS PACK, MAGGIE’S GROVE and ORNAMENT series.

We highly suggest that you check out Dana’s entire backlist - you can find synopses and other information HERE and on her Website - every series is a phenomenal read.  For today’s Event, we’re going to concentrate on Dana’s HALLE SHIFTERS series and her latest release in the series "Cynful", which was just released in June 2012.

  
"Bear Necessities"
Halle Shifters Book 1
Genre: Paranormal Romance
Length: Novel



Bear Necessities (Halle Shifters, #1) 

To hold onto his love, he must release his beast.

Once a Bear sets his mind on a mission, it’s best to stay out of his way. Alexander “Bunny” Bunsun is that Bear. Something’s not right with his cousin Chloe, and he’s come to Halle, PA, to sort it out, turn his Harley around and head home to Oregon. Until an enticing scent lures him into the local tattoo shop.

There she is. An inked, Southern-drawled she-Wolf with lime-green hair. His perfect mate.

Tabitha Garwood’s rotten day just got worse. Her Outcast status makes her a target for harassment with alarming regularity. And now, in the middle of a root touch-up, looking like a half-melted Skittle, she’s met her destined mate. The only upside? She finally has a
protector in the form of a huge, tattooed, shaved-head Bear who vibrates with carefully restrained power.

When Chloe is left for dead and Tabby is threatened, only Alex can keep his growing family safe. Giving Tabby the loving home she needs, though, could come at a price—Alex must give up the control he’s worked a lifetime to attain.

Which means someone could die at the hands—and claws—of his beast.


Warning: This novel contains explicit sex, graphic language, a hunky Bear named Bunny and… Yes. I said a Bear named Bunny. I don’t know about you but I’m not brave enough to make fun of it.


"Cynful"
Halle Shifters Book 2
Genre: Paranormal Romance
Length: Novel


PRINT BOOK
Coming May 7, 2013 from
Samhain Publishing
Cynful (Halle Shifters, #2) 

To save the woman he loves, he must push his gifts to the brink.

Julian DuCharme, a rare Spirit Bear with legendary healing powers, is finally free from the threat of death, finally free to claim his mate—but she’s not having it. While his Bear screams it’s time to mate, the love of his life wants to date.

Holding his Bear in check while convincing her he’s not out to control her won’t be easy. She’s stubborn and a closeted geek—in other words, perfect for him.

Cynthia “Cyn” Reyes, owner of Living Art Tattoos, thinks Julian is the hottest thing on two legs. That doesn’t mean she’s going to roll over for his masculine charm. She watched her mother flounder when her father passed away, and she’s determined to never lose
herself to someone else. Not even a man who would jump the moon for her, if she asked that of him.

When the women of Living Art are targeted by a killer, Julian doesn’t think twice about pouring out his last drop of power to keep Cyn safe. But it’s Cyn who’ll give up everything—her independence, even her humanity—to keep a terrifying vision from
coming true.

One of his death.


Warning: This novel contains explicit sex, graphic language, a tattooed heroine and the Bear who loves her. Maybe he’ll finally convince her to tattoo him with “Property of Cyn”.

They sound awesome don't they!?  Well, trust us, they most certainly are!!  If you have not read tried Dana's books yet you definitely need to rectify this ASAP.  You will love them all, just as we do!!
Now, let's get to learn more about Dana, while Julian and Cyn interview her.  This should definitely be interesting!!



with:
Dana Marie Bell, 
Cynthia "Cyn" Reyes & Julian DuCharme


I got asked to do a character interview for Literal Addiction and Book Monster Reviews, one where I ask, say, Cyn and Julian from Cynful the really hard questions. You know, like how often they play hide the salami, or whether or not Julian will actually get a tummy symbol.

Instead, I decided to let the characters interview me. So there I sat, in the break room of a tattoo parlor, with Cynthia “Cyn” Reyes. She’s the former owner of Living Art Tattoos, and—

Cyn - “You shot up my tattoo parlor.”

Wow. What a death glare. Cyn could give Vader lessons.

Dana - Why yes. Yes, I did. But I had my reaso—

“I hate you so much right now.” Cyn stomps away, muttering to herself in Spanish.

Um. All righty then. Interview over?

Apparently not. Julian DuCharme, Spirit Bear and nurse extraordinaire, joins me shortly after Cyn stomps away. He hands me a cup of coffee, because he’s a very smart man and thinks living to a ripe old age is an admirable goal. It’s just the two of us, so I can admire him without fear of getting my eyeballs ripped out by an angry Kodiak.

Julian - “How did you come up with the idea of Spirit Bears?”

Somehow, I knew it would start with you.

He gives me that cheeky grin that makes Cyn either want to tie him up and ride him like a rodeo bull or brain him with a skillet.

“Of course.”

That one’s easy. It all started with Bear Necessities. I was doing research on bears, trying to decide what to make Alex.

“You mean he wasn’t always a Grizzly?”

At one point he was a Kodiak. Everyone knows they’re the most aggressive of the bear species, but I changed my mind and made him a grizzly instead. 

Julian glances through the doorway Cyn exited just moments before. 

I decided I wanted to find out if black bears were as aggressive as brown ones, which they aren’t, by the way.

 “I noticed. But we can still take care of ourselves.”

You’re more likely to try and compromise than a brown bear.

 “I do my best.”

Again, he glances toward the doorway as a string of Spanish curses fill the air.

Dana - Do you need to go find out what’s wrong?

Julian winces. “Are you nuts?”

He crosses his legs, and I can’t help but think it’s kinda protective. I mean, he did just mention nuts.

Okay then. I shrug. I’m certainly not brave enough to go check on Cyn. In doing the research, I ran across Kermode bears, so-called Spirit Bears because of their unusually pale coats. They’re rare, maybe four hundred to a thousand of them, and only found in British Columbia.

 “So you decided to make me one? But why give me the ability to heal almost anything?”

Spirit Bears. Duh. Just the name told me they needed to be extraordinary, and Bears already had the ability to heal.

 “Which both Alex and I used to save Chloe.”

Exactly.

 “That hurt like a son of a bitch, you know.”

Can’t forget the high cost of your power.

 “Yeah. Itty bitty living space. If I’m not careful, I can die from the energy drain.”

Which is why Cyn is so against you working in a hospital. 

He rolls his eyes at me, but lets me continue. It seems to be an on-again, off-again argument with them, especially after what happened to Jamie. 

I figured I had Alphas who could talk to their Packs with their minds, Omegas who could feel emotions, Marshalls who could sense physical distress. There’s a shifter Senate ruled by the Leo, and Hunters who take care of rogues. In other words, a full society. And most societies have one other thing.

Julian grimaces. “I hate this part.”

Priests.

 “I knew you were going to go there. We’re not priests.”

No, but in your society you take on that role. You’re the peace-keepers, the healers. You can calm a raging Grizzly, get an Alpha to stop and listen, and keep an Omega from abusing their powers.

 “And we’re dying out.”

I nod.

 “Shit.”

Yeah. Pretty much.

A pretty woman with lime green hair pokes her head in the room, her stomach distended with pregnancy.

Tabby - “Why is Cyn so pissed?”

I wave. Hi, Tabby.

“Oh. Hi. That would do it.” Tabby (who names a wolf shifter Tabby? Her parents must have been crazy) waves back. “Man, is she ticked at you.”

I HAD MY REASONS!

She wiggles a finger in her ear. “You don’t have to shout.”

Sorry. But I can hear cabinet doors slamming, so I know Cyn is still mad at me.

She ignores me and turns to Julian. “Burritos for lunch, Jules?”

 “Sounds good. Extra guac, please.”

I make a face. Guacamole. Blech.

“Nobody asked you to eat it.” Julian tucks some strands of dark hair behind his ears. It’s constantly escaping from the braid down his back, little fly-aways that you want to just smooth down. Honestly, I just want an excuse to play with his hair. He has the most gorgeous head of hair. I has an envy.

He waves Tabby off before she can get my order.

You mean you’re not feeding me? Pfft. I’m outtie.

I stand to leave but he tugs me back down with a laugh.

“Why isn’t Cyn a Spirit Bear, too?”

Is he kidding me? He has met his mate, right?

I have no idea what expression is on my face, but he bursts into laughter. “Good point.” He leans forward and snags my coffee cup, draining it. Bastard. “About Glory and Ryan…”

Yeah, I’m doing their story next.

“Thank f…” He pauses. “You know, I’m not sure if I’m allowed to curse on this board. Thank… fudge? I’m ready to kill both of them.” He smiles. “But then I’d bring them back to life for the sheer pleasure of killing them again.” He gets up and refills the coffee cup. “Can’t you just toss them into a room naked and lock the door for a year or two?”

Getting on your nerves, are they?

He glares at me, and I shrug. I know what’s going on, but he doesn’t, and I’m not telling. “I have an idea of why Glory is pushing him away.” He gets a far-away look in his eye, the dark color sparkling with gray. He’s using his powers, the sneaky bastard.

That’s cheating.

“And I have a rough idea of some of the shi… stuff that’s going to hit the fan.”

Dude. Still cheating.

He flips me the bird and drains the coffee cup again.

You suck. And if he tells Ryan what’s going on I’ll give him an incurable case of hemorrhoids.

“Glory’s in for one hell of a surprise.”

So’s Ryan. So are you if you tell.

Chuckling, he sets down the empty cup. “Gotcha.”

I sigh. I can tell he wants to ask but can’t. About Jamie…

Julian winces. “That sucked big time.”

I know. And I feel sorry, except…

“You’re going to fix it, right?”

That depends. I eye the coffee mug. Right now, I’m not feeling up to fixing anything.

He brings me the pot, the entire box of Splenda and a carton of my favorite creamer. Sugar free hazelnut. Yum. Someone did his research.

I have plans. Plans that involve caffeine and maybe that box of donuts I see sitting on the counter.

“I hate it when you say that.”

Don’t worry, Jamie will get a new love. I promise. I have to take care of some other people first, though.

Julian sighs, and I know he still feels torn by what he did. “He’ll never be the same.”

I pause in the act of pouring creamer over my coffee. No. He won’t.

“And Chloe?”

I snicker.

He shakes his head. “Be nice, the girl’s been through a lot.”
Well, once I have Jim’s head removed from his as… butt, I’ll start their story. But the surgery might take a while and not be wholly successful.

“I can help.” His grin is evil as he cracks his knuckles. “I’m dying to take a shot at the good veterinarian.”

I think you’d have to get in line behind Ryan and Alex.

“Have you seen their toys when they’re done with them? No one wants to play with something covered in grizzly drool.”

Ick. Suddenly the donuts don’t look quite so good.

Julian checks his watch. It’s almost time for me to go. “I know you need to get going, so one last thing before we wrap this up. Okay?”

Go ahead. I’m starving and ready to head over to Frank’s for some burgers. Since I’m in Halle anyway I might as well. I hear they’re awesome.

Powder blue curls on a tiny body bounce through the room, followed by a simply massive guy with dark hair and eyes a darker shade than the woman’s hair. “C’mon, Glory. Please?”

The tiny woman scowls up at him. “I said no.”

“With a cherry?”

“No.”

“And sprinkles?”

There’s nothing quite like watching a hunky male beg, but I have no idea what they’re arguing about now.
Glory slams down a box of… the side of it says ink, and I hope nothing in there broke. “I’m not wearing the Sailor Mercury outfit on our date, asshole.”

“But—”

She turns on him so fast her hair is a pale blue whip. “I swear to God if you mention it one more time I’ll ask Alex to chaperone.”

Ryan, it has to be Ryan, man he’s bigger than I thought, holds up his hands in surrender.

She nods briskly, accepting his surrender. “Hi, Jules, Dana.”

Hi.

Julian just laughs as the two of them go through the doorway toward the front of the shop. I can still hear Ryan pleading about something but can’t make out what it is.

Glory sticks her head back into the break room. “Wait. Aren’t you the one who shot up our shop? Cyn is so pissed at you.”

REASONS!

She blinks. “Okay then.” She backs slowly out of the room, and I’m hard pressed not to laugh. She’s going to give Ryan hives.

Julian clears his throat, but I can tell he’s also trying not to laugh.

What was the final thing you wanted to ask me? I’m ready to get out of here. These people are nuts.

Julian leans back in his chair, crossing his arms over his chest. “Two becomes one, one becomes three.”
Ah. The riddle.

“Yeah. I still haven’t figured it out.”

I smile and sip my coffee.

He huffs out a breath. “I hate you.” I cock an eyebrow at him and he reluctantly laughs. “Fine. Don’t tell me. I guess I’ll find out along with everyone else.”

Yes, you will.

He stands up and offers me his hand. “Thanks for stopping by. When Cyn gets over being pissed she’s going to be upset she let you leave without asking her own questions.”

I shrug. She’ll get her answers in due time, too. Thanks. I take his hand, and his palm is warm and dry. His grip is strong without being pushy. I like that. But as soon as he lets go, I grab my purse. By the way, good luck with that.

“With what?”

I wave as I head for the back door. Bye!

“I’m finding your muse and kicking her ass.”

Good luck with that, too. I’ve been trying for years. Bitch is god-damn slippery.

I can hear him muttering as I walk out the back of the shop. I’m actually kind of happy with the way things turned out. The girls have their new tattoo parlor, their men, and a baby they can all spoil on the way. And a little drama to keep things interesting. Now, it’s time for me to get some lunch before I head back to the keyboard and the next Halle Shifter novel.

Poor, poor Ryan. I hope things turn out well for him.
But Ryan can wait. Right now, it’s time for some burgers…iHi


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