Sail by Vitamin

String Quartet

Higher Love by

James Vincent Mc Morrow

What Kind of Man by

Florence + The Machine

Change by

Deftones

Nothing Else Matters by

Apocalyptica

Run by Snow

Patrol and Eklipse

I Know You Care by

Ellie Goulding

Say You Love Me by

Jesse Ware

Revolution by

Diplo, Faustix, Kai and ImanoS

Lights by

Wanderhouse

From Eden by

Hozier

A Quiet Darkness by

Houses

Colorblind by

Natalie Walker

Green Mile by

SZA

All You Wanted by

Alison Sudol

New York by The

Boxer Rebellion

Won’t You Come Again by

Susie Suh

Hearts A Mess by

Gotye

I’m on Fire by

Low

All Shook Up by

Avila

I Don’t Wanna Be In

Love by Dark Waves

Words Are Weapons by

Birdy

Little Do You Know by

Alex and Sierra

The After You by

Miakoda

With Or Without You

by Boyce Ave

Love Is a Battlefield by Whitechilde

Begging For Thread by

Banks

Love Like This by

Kodaline

Song for Zula by

Phosphorescent

Will You Still Love

Me Tomorrow by Sweet Talk Radio

Meant by

Elizaveta

Molecules by

Atlas Genius

Pale Lung by

Robyn Sherwell

Fire and the Flood by

Vance Joy

Bad Things by

Meiko

Secret by Angel

Snow

Sunrise by

Lonesome Animals

Four Walls by

Broods

Everybody Wants to

Rule the World by Lorde

Don’t Want To Lose

You by Aaron Krause

One Way or Another by

Until The Ribbon Breaks

Are You The One by

The Presets

Couldn’t Stop Caring by

The Spiritual Machines

Save My Soul by Rivvrs

Extract

Prologue

Never trust yourself…

in a man’s bed. That moment when everything is falling out from under you, it’s

like pure fluid sound. The ache abates, your heart hammers, your voice shakes,

and becomes something treacherous. It belies who you were before he made you

feel something greater than God. It’s as if the heat of your body will never

cool without his hands. Don’t believe his whispered words, the chill along your

skin a blue lit fired flame. Don’t allow yourself to make him any promises;

don’t let yourself begin to think everything will always be this good.

It’s a ruse.

You’re just his last

breath.

Lust is a liar… and

love takes victims.

The light was dim,

the soft, quiet sound of music sifting through the room. The familiar

smell of cedar wood and sage made the fiction easier to swallow, made

everything seem just as it should be as I moved through the apartment.

The muggy copper

scent of horror hit me just as I walked past the kitchen.

“Selene.”

His tone was flat…

stark… no man should ever look so broken.

My tear filled eyes

on the gun, I reached into the empty space between us. “Don’t.”

GET TO KNOW YOU INTERVIEW

Your books are so

emotional. How long does it take for you to be able to get the characters out

of your mind and move on to the next?

I’ve noticed with

each book I write, the harder it is to Detach. Beneath The Vine has been the

hardest book for me to walk away from. But, I am currently working on a another

piece under a different Pen =)

Are the names of the

characters in your novels important?

Yes! Most if not all

the names are people in my life, or people who have impacted it =) Not always

though. Cole from Pressure… I don’t know a Cole Unfortunately.

What are the most

important attributes to remaining sane as a writer?

Oreos and caffeine

What is the most

demeaning thing said about you as a writer?

In a review, I had

someone personally attack me. Reviews should be constructive.

How do you react to a

bad review of one of your books?

If it’s constructive,

I’ll probably cry, eat large quantities of oreos and then pull up my big girl

panties and take the advice given, and hopefully be better next time =)

What was the hardest

part of writing your book?

Beneath the Vine was

in Three POVs. It was hard keeping that timeline and structure I had in my

head.

Did you learn

anything from writing your book and what was it?

That I was able to

get through such an emotional roll-coaster. This book about ruined me.

Is there a message in

your novel that you want readers to grasp?

You can’t always get

what you want, and love is always more important than how many orgasm a guy

gives you =) Sometimes… 😉

Have you ever read or

seen yourself as a character in a book or a movie?

I like to pretend I’m

Elizabeth Bennett on most occasions.

COVERS: What gave you

the idea?

Francesca Webster did

my cover for Beneath the Vine. I wanted the suspense to be felt and still add

an element important to the story, which is Selene’s Music.

Describe in 5 words,

your writing:

Erotic, emotional,

suspenseful, darkish, and romantic

When you were a child

what did you want to be when you grew up?

I wanted to restore

paintings

What do you use to

write your book?

A PC

Do you listen to

music while you writing or reading?

YES!!! Spotify is

LIFE

Tell us your latest

news?

I will be working on

Gravity, Book two in my Hospital Series soon!

What book are you

reading now?

Lucky Strike by M.

Andrews

What are your pet

peeves?

When my hubby leaves

dirty dishes in the sink. And people who chew with their mouth open.

Do you ever write

naked?

LOL No, no one wants

to see that nonsense. LOL

What is your

favourite Starbuck’s/coffee shop drink?

White Chocolate Mocha

What’s your favourite

fruit?

Kiwi

What’s your favourite

tv show?

I love all things

dark, Dexter, Criminal Minds, The Fall… oh and I love New Girl

What’s your favorite

genre?

Dark/ contemporay

Romance and Classics

One of your favourite

quotes.

“I desire the things

which will destroy me in the end” Sylvia Plath

Do you enjoy giving

interviews?

Yes I think they are

fun!!

Top Ten Book

Boyfriends:

Ambrose Young, Mr.

Darcey, Naz Vitale, Joe Goldberg, Professor Emerson, Christian Grey, Edward

Cullen, Colonel Brandon, Ark from 321, Austin Carillo,

Five Fun Facts:

1. I am a psych nurse

2. I write under another pen. 3. I am a bit of an introvert 4. If I could I’d

live in Ireland 5. I watched the restoration of Sistine Chapel on TV in it’s

entirety.

Thank you so much for

taking part. We can’t wait to read more work from you.