Hi, Loreen! So great to have you here so we can catch up - it's been a while since we last spoke :) Hope you're well and I'm looking forward to hearing more about your latest release. Wishing you lots of success and sales!
Let's start with the questions...
1)
Did you
set any goals for 2013?
I want to finish the book I am working
on, but other than that I haven’t set any. I like to make weekly goals instead
of yearly goals. They are easier to keep.
2)
What is the best part of the writing process for
you?
Creating lives for the
characters in my books and hopefully giving readers a few hours of pleasure.
3)
The worst
part?
Editing. I find it tedious. I love the creating part of
writing.
4)
Tell me
where you write?
I have an office where I keep all my
writing materials and research books equipped with a desk, computer, and
bookshelves, but I usually write on the sofa in my living room.
5)
Tell us
about your latest release?
Captain Morgan Danvers sets sail to
rescue his brother, kidnapped by pirates. Fearing he will become like his
father who abandoned him, he has cut himself off from his emotions. Then a
willful stowaway crashes into his life, awakening dormant feelings and firing
his lust. Soon he finds his all-important honor threatened, for even though he
is betrothed to another, he is drawn to her against his will.
Arianna Pemberton hides in a barrel she thinks will be loaded on her brother's ship but lands on Morgan's brig. Her father has forbidden her to sail, and this is her only course of action. Unwilling to allow a man to control her, she is determined to make her way as a seaman, a profession she knows and loves. But when Captain Danvers discovers her deception, he refuses to permit her to prove herself. As she struggles to convince him, unwanted passion emerges, jeopardizing her plans for independence.
Arianna Pemberton hides in a barrel she thinks will be loaded on her brother's ship but lands on Morgan's brig. Her father has forbidden her to sail, and this is her only course of action. Unwilling to allow a man to control her, she is determined to make her way as a seaman, a profession she knows and loves. But when Captain Danvers discovers her deception, he refuses to permit her to prove herself. As she struggles to convince him, unwanted passion emerges, jeopardizing her plans for independence.
6)
Tease us
with a blurb/short except
Shoved by powerful hands, she fell
to her knees before booted feet. “Found her in the hold, Cap’n. Thought
she was a boy at first, her wearin’ pants and a cap, but she has tits.”
“I can see that, Jurgens.”
Arianna followed the shiny boots up to tight-fitting, brown
breeches hugging muscular thighs, and slim hips. A loose, white shirt covering
broad shoulders next met her gaze, then a corded neck, square jaw, stern lips,
crooked nose, and cold, dark eyes that stared down at her. “Where’s my brother?
Who are you?”
“I will be asking the questions. Who are you, and why are
you on my ship?” The deep voice thundered through the cabin.
Her stomach flip-flopped. Dizziness swamped her. Swallowing
convulsively, she battled to contain the contents of her queasy stomach. Hiding
in that empty molasses barrel hadn’t been the brightest idea of her twenty-one
years. “I’m not talking to anyone but my brother.”
Jurgens’s forceful hands yanked her to a standing position.
“You answer the cap’n.”
The abrupt movement snapped the fragile control she clung
to. Spasms seized her throat. Arianna struggled to turn away, but the fingers
digging into her arms held her in place. The contents of her stomach erupted.
All over Captain Danvers’s boots.
Her captor released her and jumped back in horror.
Buy Link:
7)
Tell us
about a new author you’ve recently discovered
I enjoy reading Monica McCarty’s
Highland Guard series. Each book is about a different member of Robert the
Bruce’s secret band of warriors.
8)
Name two
romances you’ve read more than once
I have never read a romance more than
once. There are so many novels I want to read there is never enough time to
reread an old one. I also like to be surprised and once I have read a book, I
know what is going to happen.
9)
Tell us
about your first car
I was lucky. My mother bought a new car
shortly after I got my license, so she gave me her old one. It was old, but it
ran, and I was grateful to have it. It was a two door, and my friends
complained when they had to push the front seats forward to get in the back.
10)
Where can
we find you?
I
have a website www.loreenaugeri.com
I can also be found on Facebook facebook.com/loreenaugeri
and Goodreads http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/4094757.Loreen_Augeri.
Comments??
Thanks for having me on your blog today, Rachel.
ReplyDeleteFor some reason the buy link in the blog points to UK Amazon. You can find buy links for the e-book and paperback of Lost Honor on my website.
ReplyDeletewww.loreenaugeri.com
Great blurb, Loreen. The book sounds great. Looking forward to getting it right away. Best of luck.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the kind words, Barbara! I hope you enjoy Lost Honor.
ReplyDeleteGreat blurb and excerpt. I love pirate/privateer romances. And I wish I still had my first car...actually, it was my dad's but from the time I got my license, I drove his 1970 Pontiac Lemans convertible. When I got married in 1980, he gave the car to my sister and my husband's father (who owned a used car lot) gave me a 1968 Plymouth Fury III to drive. So, not the same. lol!
ReplyDeleteI love convertibles, even though I never owned one. The Fury doesn't sound like much fun after driving the Lemans. Thanks for commenting, Lilly.
DeleteSounds like a wonderful story! Wishing you great sales! My first car was a very ugly AMC Gremlin, but I sure loved it! LOL!
ReplyDeleteWhat color was your Gremlin? I have an image in my head of a green car.
DeleteThanks for stopping by, Lana.