When someone steals Diana’s cat, a former lab animal rescued from death’s door, she calls on one of the most dangerous beings in the universe for help. Cutting a deal with the devil isn’t the smartest move, but there’s no way in hell she’ll abandon Mr. Flooferson the Magnificent to his fate.
Teaming up with the son of a demon, an angel, and one hell of a woman might push Diana to the limits of her courage and sanity. Unless she wants to sell her soul to the devil, she must cope with her new partner, make the most of a bad situation, and find out who stole her cat and why.
What she learns will forever change humanity–and lead to a battle destined to forever change the heavens and the devil’s many hells.
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Author Interview
2. If you
could tell your younger writing self anything, what would it be?
Honestly, I
wouldn’t tell her anything. She had to learn the hard way, and without things
having gone as they had, I wouldn’t be right here right now. There’s something
to be said for learning from the school of hard knocks. I wouldn’t change
anything on the reading/writing front, though.
3. Favorite
childhood memory involving books?
Honestly, I didn’t
know how to really read until 4th grade. My favorite memory is
definitely when I realized reading could be fun and I wanted to do it more.
4. If you
could dine with any literary character, who would it be and why?
I’d probably want
to have tea with Jane Yellowrock from Faith Hunter’s Yellowrock series. Jane is
just so interesting. And we both like tea.
5. What
fantastical fictional world would you want to live in (if any) given the
chance?
I’ll take the
Magical Romantic Comedy (with a body count) world because of the pixie dust.
Some pixie dust on some hot chocolate and a corner with a good book would be my
heaven. Just let me pass on the action and adventure.
6. Did you
want to be an author when you grew up?
Nope. I wanted to
be, in no particular order: vet, president, astronaut, bio-medical engineer. I
even went to college (for half a semester) for bio-medical engineering before I
did the math and realized I’d be spending $120,000 per four years of education,
needed eight years of education, and the starting per hour was around forty for
women in the field… the math did not add up. Then I met my husband, and the
math plus husband = I bailed out.
7. If you
had to describe yourself in three words, what would they be?
Crazy cat lady.
8. What is
your most unusual writing quirk?
I have to be beat
by my editors to use the ellipse. Drama dots make me twitch. If I’m using drama
dots, I spent twenty minutes debating if I REALLY needed the drama dots in my
novel. But I use them casually often. As I don’t want to be beat, I do try to
use them appropriately. But they make me twitch.
9. What’s
one movie you like recommending to others?
JURASSIC PARK!!!!
10. If you could own any animal as a pet, what would
it be?
Every horse ever.
I would have ALL of the horses. And unicorns. And I refuse to believe unicorns
aren’t real. (sticks fingers in ears) Unicorns ARE real.
11. Have you
ever met anyone famous?
The entire cast of
Star Trek (Original and Next Generation) because my mother is a Trekkie. I’ve
also met a bunch of authors because I have an obsessive compulsive reading
disorder.
Author Bio:
RJ Blain suffers from a Moleskine journal obsession, a pen fixation, and a terrible tendency to pun without warning.
In her spare time, she daydreams about being a spy. Her contingency plan involves tying her best of enemies to spinning wheels and quoting James Bond villains until satisfied.
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