Thanks Jennifer for hosting me. I’m excited to be here. I will
be giving away one free e-copy of my debut release Fires of Justice, a
paranormal erotic romance full of witches and shifter. Here’s
Where is your favorite place to
write?
I love to write on
the couch with my feet on the coffee table and the laptop on my lap. I like the casual feel, it releases my
creative spirit. Since I am chained to a
desk at work, I prefer a different arrangement at home.
What is the most difficult for you to
write: Characters, conflict, emotions? The hardest thing for me to write is
…description (houses, landscapes). I’m
so often lost in my own mind that I’m oblivious to my surroundings. Even when I read, I tend to bleep over
lengthy descriptions in my need for plot and character. When I write, I often
have to go back and add the descriptions in, forcing myself to look at the fine
grained details of the world.
If you could time travel would you go
forward or backward? Forward, no contest. The
science fiction and technology geek in me wants to see all the new shiny things
right around the corner and think about how that technology affects our lives
and the world around us. Looking forward
reflects my attitude toward life—onward and upward. I try to avoid looking back. For me that road
seems the quickest route to insanity.
What is your favorite time of
year? Fall. Not only can you wear boots without winter
coats, but it’s spiced with flavors of pumpkin, cinnamon and apples and ushers
in my favorite holiday of the year. Halloween turns me into a creative whirling
dervish—haunted houses, spider cupcakes, spooky costumes and wicked stories.
Do you believe in love at first
sight? You know, I do. I believe that instinct is your heart and
soul seeing what your mind has not yet processed. Love at first site is a kind of recognition of
things on a deeper plane.
Do you believe in love at first sight? Let me know what you think and your e-mail
and one commenter will win a free copy of Fires of Justice (only ecopies
available).
Barnes
and Nobles http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/fires-of-justice-sabrina-garie/1112582075?ean=9781419941542
Book
Blurb
Always read the fine print when swearing an eternal
oath to gods and guardians…
Beholden by the sacred vows of her coven, fire witch
Calista Reid agrees to temporarily mate with shifter Cullen McMahan to fulfill
a mission assigned by the guardians. When tall, dark and damaged arrives on her
doorstep, generating enough heat to scorch a fire witch, Calista finds herself
drawn to his battle-hardened body and broken soul. His pain speaks to her own
deep-rooted isolation and the intensity of his hunger slakes her passion like
no other.
Cullen, scarred by a past that left him an indentured
soldier to the guardians, resents yet another hump-on-command assignment…until
he encounters the compassionate, fearless, incendiary redhead who detonates his
body and reawakens the emotions sacrifice and loss had suppressed. But Cullen
harbors a terrible secret—one that reaches back into Calista’s troubled
childhood and threatens the foundation of their growing bond.
Bio:Sabrina Garie is on a journey to create the most kick-ass heroine romance fiction has ever known and the hero who can take her. A believer that big, audacious goals spice up life, she relies on coffee, red wine and laughter to make those goals (and her characters) come alive. When not at the computer, she wrangles vegetables and extra helpings of homework into her star-spangled, fashion-loving progeny, kowtows to a fat cat and reads, a lot. Since it is more fun to travel in packs, come along for the ride. I’d love to chat.
You can find me at:
Website/Blog: www.sabrinagarie.com
Twitter: www.twitter.com/SabrinaGarie
Facebook: www.facebook.com/SabrinaGarieAuthor
I also blog at Darker Temptations (Paranormal and
Science Fiction Romance Blog): http://darkertemptations.wordpress.com/
Jennifer, thanks for hosting me. I am so glad to be here. I come to visit whenever I need to smile. I know I can always find a photograph to make my day or discover a new author.
ReplyDeleteGreat post ladies. We are so much alike Sabrina. I have an office full decked out with all the "writer stuff" but I choose to do my writing on the couch.
ReplyDeleteI also struggle with descriptions. Sometimes I get through a whole scene and realise I haven't mentioned anything about the setting.
My mind gets stuck so tightly on the characters that it can't move away from them.
And yes, I believe in love at first sight. It's what happened with me when I first seen the man I'm married to.
Hey Eden. Thanks for visiting me her. I'm glad to know I am not the only one who struggles with description. It just doesn't come naturally. How wonderful you met your husband that way. I love that story. My parents fell in love at first sight (they were engaged within a week).
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