Reality and perception aren't always what they seem. Sometimes the
greatest hope is found when two hearts find their truth and their home.
Author: Áine P Massie
Series: House Millar, #3
Publisher: Encompass Ink, Teen
Genre: New Adult, Paranormal Romance
Release Date: August 18, 2015
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When
Rory Ó Cuinn, a Sidhe warrior, is sent by the Sidhe Queen’s Council to
reestablish the magically enhanced vampire hunters known as Guardians, he
doesn’t question his mission.
Lord
Lorccán is a rare vampire noble, as he only kills humans who are far more
monster than not. When he meets the enigmatic vampire Mistress Anya from the
House Millar, he believes he's found an ally in creating a warrior class to
police the vampires and protect the innocent—human and vampire alike.
The
two goals bring Rory and Lor together, in more ways than one. But Sidhe nobles
aren’t meant to love the damned and Rory fights against a rising attraction for
Lor, just as Lor pushes every one of Rory's buttons—mostly on purpose.
When
they team up, using both their magics and knowledge, to save those that matter
most and find possible future Guardians, their predesigned realities and perceptions
change and twist. As love, hate, passion, and betrayal collide, the only
question left is which emotions the pair will grasp and hold.
Do you read your reviews? Do you respond to them, good or
bad? Do you have any advice on how to deal with the bad?
Do I read them, well; honestly, it depends on whom the
review is by. I do read them often, hoping to find where others enjoyed a
particular bit or to see where they hope the stories will go next. I never
respond other than to say thank you to review sites though.
Bad reviews are a fact of life for an author. Even the
greatest books out now (and throughout history) have gathers their fair share
of negatives. The catch is to not let those reviews get you down where you
don't want to write more. I've seen it happen to authors that I truly enjoyed L
As for how to deal with them; don't read the negative if you know it is a bad
review. (That's the nice thing about review ratings ;) ). However, the biggest
is... never give up! No one can please everyone; write what's right for you.
Is there one subject you would never write about as an
author? What is it?
I'm pretty open-minded and liberal-thinking most of the
time. I would never write to glorify something I believe is wrong, hateful,
hurtful, etc. There are flashbacks in Blood's
Voice and Blood Marked where some
of the past torture and abuse Anya suffered comes to light, but I cut off the
scene or only allude and it's always plain that these things are not seen as
okay, good, or even tolerable/justifiable. I would never write about
kids/crap/the dead/murder/suicide/etc. in a positive way.
Do you have a favorite conference to attend? What is it?
I love, love, loved RainbowCon 2015 in Tampa, FL. Sadly, the
next one isn't until 2017 :'( It was so much fun! I met readers, authors,
bloggers, and more! (Even a few of my favs!)
What is the weirdest thing that has ever been said or done
to you by a fan? (Internet stalkers
count)
I was once asked if I really drink blood. :/ Um, no. That
would be my vampires... NOT me, lol.
What is the hardest scene you have ever written?
The flashback that happens at the end of the masquerade in Blood Marked. It includes blood, a
knife, and a possible rape. Nothing is actually shown on page, don't worry, but
writing the torture glimpses are the worst. However, one needs to see inside
Anya's head to understand her, so I write them.
What are you working on now?
Glamour Blade just
came out, but I'm already working on Soul
Blade, which will be a continuation of both the House Millar series and of
Lor and Rory's story. I'm not done with them yet ;) Writing the vampire world
is fun, but this time I have to write more of the sidhe realm.... Can't wait to share!
Áine P Massie is
originally from Florida, she now lives in Wisconsin where she works on her House
Millar series full time while raising four children (the term herding cats
comes to mind). Her major in College was Childhood Education (specializing in
ages zero to five) with a minor study in Deaf Culture/ASL. She is also a Wiccan
priestess dedicated to the gods, family, and love.
Áine is a proud member of the
Rom-Critters, the Romance Writers of
America®, WisRWA, and Rainbow Romance Writers. Áine has always had a particular
fascination with vampires, mythology, and the unusual. When she can escape from
her children and books, she enjoys... oh yes, reading, playing, ritual, a good
cappuccino, and working with her healing stones.
Her first published work came in high school where she was part of a writing and drama group. However, she has been reading the likes of Shakespeare and Poe since late elementary school and enjoys most forms of fiction.
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