Tuesday, August 21, 2012

The Next Big Thing Blog Challenge

Lovely Lisa Voisin tagged me in The Next Big Thing Blog Challenge, wherein you get to learn all about someone’s book/WIP/ms.  Read about Lisa’s novel, The Watcher here.



The requirements of the challenge:
                               
First: Answer the questions below.

Then:  Spread the fun and tag 5 more awesome people to participate.

It’s also nice to link back to the person because "Sharing is caring, y’all."



So... here we go:

 What is the title of your book / WIP?

Well, let’s see... I have two books that are already published and available. “Spirit of the Rebellion,” and “Shadow of the Witte Wieven.” I have one book, “Spirit of the Revolution,” that is heading into galley as soon as the copy editor is finished going through the manuscript. Once there, I will finally get a release date. I have one book under consideration at a publishing company as we speak, and another, waiting in line at Wild Rose Press. And..., I have just completed the second chapter in my still untitled, WIP.

However, for this blog, I think we’ll go ahead and talk about “Shadow of the Witte Wieven.”





Where did the idea of this book come from? I happened to run across this amazing picture of a raging storm over the ocean. Thick, dark, gray clouds filled the sky and the massive bolt of lightning sent shivers down my spine. In turn, that picture led me to ponder the stories and mysteries surrounding the Bermuda Triangle. From there, my imagination took flight.


What genre would your book fall under?

Because of the paranormal elements within the story, we have listed it under “Paranormal Romance.” However, readers will also find adventure and a bit of a mystery to solve.


Which actors would you choose to play your characters in a movie rendition?

We did an “Eyecandy Monday" recently and we think Chris Hemsworth could fill the shoes of Wolfaert Dircksen Van Ness quite nicely, and for Aliyana Rosa Montijo? Genesis Rodriguez would be a perfect fit...but, you have to give her green eyes...


What is the one sentence synopsis of your book?

“One man, one woman, separated by centuries. Can their love bridge both space and time?”

Is your book published or represented?

“Shadow of the Witte Wieven,” published by InkSpell Publishing, entered the world of books on April 21, 2012.

How long did it take you to write it?

About six months.

What other book or books in your genre would you compare it to?

Now that’s a hard one. But how about we choose “Stardust of Yesterday,” by Lynn Kurland, since that’s the one InkSpell notes in their catalog.

                                    

Now, the really fun part. Tagging 5 more people! I love a lot of people’s work, but let's introduce everyone to some of InkSpell's finest!






Naya Nikki




1 comment:

  1. I love getting into authors head especially this one...Love the books..

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