Tales From the Hollow by Fae Harlow & Cecile Tellier - Book Tour + Giveaway
Tales From the Hollow
by Cecile Tellier and Fae Harlow
Genre:
Paranormal Romance
Paranormal Romance
Tales from the Hollow is a collection of two novellas that take place in the town of Fey Hollow.
Blood Falls
by Fae Harlow
Vampire Christopher Brandon keeps mortal Hazel Abbot at a comfortable
distance. The accident-prone human is an unlikely potential, and
while he can't allow her to come to harm, he's desperate to maintain
the space between them. When danger begins to stalk Fey Hollow and
Hazel appears to be at its center, they must trust in the bond they
share or risk losing more than their lives.
distance. The accident-prone human is an unlikely potential, and
while he can't allow her to come to harm, he's desperate to maintain
the space between them. When danger begins to stalk Fey Hollow and
Hazel appears to be at its center, they must trust in the bond they
share or risk losing more than their lives.
Blood, Skin, and Bones
by Cecile Tellier
Crow shifter Odoacer has spent the last twenty five years working and
living in Fey Hollow. Despite the usual Vampire presence he has had
no excitement other than collecting his valuable treasures. That is
until he meets Sive during the Hollow's supernatural holiday
gathering. Part Witch, Part Vampire, and all trouble she has come to
town to celebrate and inadvertently may have brought chaos down on
all Odoacer holds dear. Together they will work together to combat a
darkness that is threatening to take over the town, and possibly find
more than they bargained for in each other, if they can survive.
living in Fey Hollow. Despite the usual Vampire presence he has had
no excitement other than collecting his valuable treasures. That is
until he meets Sive during the Hollow's supernatural holiday
gathering. Part Witch, Part Vampire, and all trouble she has come to
town to celebrate and inadvertently may have brought chaos down on
all Odoacer holds dear. Together they will work together to combat a
darkness that is threatening to take over the town, and possibly find
more than they bargained for in each other, if they can survive.
What is something unique/quirky about you?
Most people who know me
would say I’m very quirky overall, however the one that surprises most people
is usually my absolute love of roller skating.
Tell us something really interesting that's happened to you!
I almost hit Keith Urban
with a wheelchair in a casino once…before I knew who he was. I was very
apologetic and he was very sweet.
What are your top 10 favorite books/authors?
-Authors top 10-
1) Christine
Feehan
2) Diana
Gabaldon
3) J.R.
Ward
4) Laurell
K. Hamilton
5) Sherrilyn
Kenyon
6) Gena
Showalter
7) Grace
Draven
8) Lora
Leigh
9) Sylvia
Day
10)Scott
Hildreth
What inspired you to write this book?
Fae and I frequently went for walks in a cul-du-sac where there was
a car with a vanity plate that had “Fang” in it. We joked about what
would happen in a neighborhood of supernatural characters. Then it got
stuck in our brain and we made it happen.
Where were you born/grew up at?
I actually was born and raised in Lowell, Ma which is not very far
from Salem. My parents converted to Wicca when I was twelve and I spent a
large amount of my time as a teen doing tarot card readings.
What book do you think everyone should read?
One of my favorite books of all time is Death Be Not Proud by John
Gunther. It’s a sad memoir but something that has stuck with me
throughout time. I would like to think it helped form some of my
parenting philosophies.
What kind of world ruler would you be?
I used to joke “When I’m Queen” as a kid, but I think I would be a
tired ruler. I would likely try to be all things to all people and at the
end of the day that’s not easy. I’d try to be fair and kind at the end of
the day.
What are you passionate about these days?
Photography and writing,
which have been big areas of passion for me since I could articulate
them. I also love music, and will often be involved in promoting various
friends who are also musicians.
What do you do to unwind and relax?
Try not to judge me but I frequently watch either documentaries that
are completely depressing or I will watch stand-up comedy specials. Often
this will involve a glass of fermented grapes or a cold beer…
When they were younger I found any pocket of time to write that I
could. This typically meant either waiting until they were in bed or
hiding in my home office after dinner. Now that they are older, I simply
tell them I need writing time and they often are busy doing their own
things. I would caution that having some balance in there and planning
family time in is also important.
What made you want to become an author and do you feel it was
the right decision?
I made the decision to be an author at five years old. I’ve
never strayed it was simply a matter of it being the right time. I waited
until I was in a position in life to dedicate a large amount of time to
writing. The first book I published through Siren was the first story I’d
ever written as a teenager.
Advice they would give new authors?
Advice they would give new authors?
Much like anything new,
don’t take everyone’s advice! Not everyone’s methods or secrets will work
for you. Do not look for the quick success, instead keep writing and
making a brand.
What are they currently reading?
What are they currently reading?
Sadly nothing, I am on a
moratorium from reading until all of my current projects are completed. I
did preorder the next J.R. Ward released but that won’t be out until April
2018.
How long have you been writing?
I began writing fiction at five years old after I was gifted with a child’s Thom Thumb typewriter for a birthday gift. I would type on it so much that my parents struggled to keep me in ink.
I began writing fiction at five years old after I was gifted with a child’s Thom Thumb typewriter for a birthday gift. I would type on it so much that my parents struggled to keep me in ink.
What is your writing process? For instance,
do you do an outline first? Do you do the chapters first?
I am what one calls a pantser. I typically know the story before I ever start writing, I know how long I want my chapters to be, and I just go in. I do not outline nor do I typically put the chapters out ahead of time.
Do the characters all come to you at the same time or do some of them come to you as you write?
I tend to dream all of my stories ahead of time, which means they come to me at the same time.
I am what one calls a pantser. I typically know the story before I ever start writing, I know how long I want my chapters to be, and I just go in. I do not outline nor do I typically put the chapters out ahead of time.
Do the characters all come to you at the same time or do some of them come to you as you write?
I tend to dream all of my stories ahead of time, which means they come to me at the same time.
What
kind of research do you do before you begin writing a book?
I may research combat,
career specifics, locations, or historical information depending on the book
I’m writing. This is why many authors guard their search history.
Describe yourself in 5 words or less!
Feisty, hyper, kind, fun, loud.
Cecile Tellier holds Masters degrees in Special Education as well as
Criminal Justice: Law. She lives in upstate NY with her husband and
two children. She got her start in writing as early as high school
and has been published in poetry anthologies and freelance erotica .
Cecile is part of a wonderfully supportive critique group lovingly
referred to as the Round Robbins. Cecile believes that everything in
life that can be accomplished should and has endeavored to live up to
this whether it was starting a flat track Roller Derby league or
writing the next great romance novel.
Criminal Justice: Law. She lives in upstate NY with her husband and
two children. She got her start in writing as early as high school
and has been published in poetry anthologies and freelance erotica .
Cecile is part of a wonderfully supportive critique group lovingly
referred to as the Round Robbins. Cecile believes that everything in
life that can be accomplished should and has endeavored to live up to
this whether it was starting a flat track Roller Derby league or
writing the next great romance novel.
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