Today we’re thrilled to be interviewing Victoria Sue author of Eternal Circle. Hi Victoria, is there a certain type of scene that’s harder for you to write than any others? Love? Action? Romance? Tragedy?
I think action to be honest. Probably because that’s my least favorite thing. I like watching action movies but I think I’d struggle to choreograph them.
What do you think makes a good story?
How long you got? Honestly I don’t think that can be answered. There’s a perfect reader for every story. The art lies in putting the two together.
Do you hear from readers much? What do they say?
That totally depends on where you hear them from. Facebook I get great feedback. I have a small group called Victoria’s Secrets for gossip and naked pictures. (I wish – unfortunately it’s not a secret group so they’re all clothed – mostly) Goodreads can be very… (not a good thing for a writer to be stuck for words, is it?)
How many books have you written? Which is your favorite?
I’ve written twelve, but have eight published at the moment. My favorites are a dead heat between Orion’s Circle and Pure – Innocence.
What do you like to do when you’re not writing?
Reading (a lot) I’m also a stunt double for Wonder Woman (the remake)
About Eternal Circle
How can you repair something that should have been unbreakable? Darric, Blaze and Conner had been together for centuries, and their bond, like their love, should have been eternal. Blaze is trying not only to hold his family together, but stop himself falling apart.
The fragile relationship between the werewolves and the humans is at risk once more, and the goddess Sirius seems to have deserted them. Inexplicable changes are taking place to their little Omega, and while Aden’s powers are increasing, Conner seems to be losing his.
The terrorist group, The Winter Circle, is getting bolder and placing everyone in danger. Worse, there is a traitor among them, perhaps someone a lot closer than they want to admit. Just when Blaze thought the worst that could have happened is behind them, the traitor is revealed, and Blaze realizes that their circle is not only broken, but in danger of being irreparably torn apart.
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An Excerpt from Eternal Circle
It was stunning. Even though his vision was black and grey, the world looked sharper, cleaner. Aden felt the soft touch of Darric’s wolf in his mind, and felt the love swirl around him. The other, bigger, black Alpha- marked wolf stood beside him, Blaze’s massive head swinging cautiously to one side, scenting for possible danger. Always on the lookout, always in full-on protective mode. Aden whined and lowered himself down. Blaze was making him rest. Memories clawed at him, hurt, and he tried to push them away. This. This was when Aden felt truly, irrevocably free. As a wolf he wasn’t small and scarred. Pathetic, abused, and beaten.
He felt a nudge against his side. Blaze’s wolf came and stood close, gently brushed his snout along the grey fur on Aden’s round belly protectively. No, that wasn’t fair. He was none of those things now, even as a human. Aden tucked his paws under him and panted. He knew Blaze was urging him to go home. They had agreed on the advice of the doctor that this was the last time he would shift before the baby was born. He’d known it was a risk, and not something the she-wolves did at all, but this was when he felt the most connection to his lover.
This was the one time Darric had never died. The time before that beautiful body had been laid finally to rest and gone to Sirius. He knew Darric would be with Sirius until it was finally time for Aden to join him, and it wasn’t as if he was in a rush to die, but these moments as a wolf were all he had left of his silver-haired, beautiful mate, and he wanted to hold on for just a few seconds longer.
Sometimes Aden wanted to disappear in his wolf and never come back.
About Victoria Sue
Has loved books for as long as she can remember. Books were always what pocket money went on and what usually Father Christmas brought. When she ran out of her kids’ adventure stories, she would go raid her mom’s. By the age of eight she was devouring classics like Little Women, and fell in love with love stories.
She’s still in love with them. Any size, any shape, any creature – love is love, no matter what it says on the box.
In fact if they don’t fit very neatly into any box she loves them even more!
She has a very patient husband and three wonderful children. In 2010 in search of adventure they all moved from the UK to the US and are happily settled in Florida. Finally, after reading love stories for so long, she decided to write her own.
Find out more about Victoria on her Twitter.
As part of this blog tour, Victoria is giving away a $15 Amazon Gift Card!! To enter, just click the link below!
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Don’t forget to check out JustJen’s review of Eternal Circle to see what she thought of it!
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