About the Book
Amber Eyes
(Children of the Blood Moon, #2)
Destiny can be cruel!
In the aftermath of loss and betrayal, Jayden’s fight with the enemy still isn’t over. But while she isn’t sure she can stop the Mistress alone, leaving her friends might be the only way to keep them from being consumed by the darkness.
With lives hanging in the balance—and no time for error—can Jayden make the right choice?
~AUTHOR INTERVIEW with S.D. Grimm~
1) What
gave you the inspiration for the storyline?
Younger me always wrote stories with animals as the main
characters. And about four days into reading Eye of the World by Robert Jordan,
I decided I wanted to write fantasy with people as the main characters. And
this story was born.
2) Are
there any hidden themes in the book that you hope readers will discover?
Yes. Love always protects, always hopes, always trusts, and
always perseveres. And, the theme that is in all of my books: Help your friends
face their darkness and shine.
3) Are
any of the characters based on real people you know?
Yes. Jayden is loosely based on my sister. J I
don’t think she knows this…
4) Who
has influenced you most as a writer?
It changes for different seasons in my writing life so far. In
the beginning it was reading the works of Brian Jacques and Robert Jordan. Now
it’s a lot of writer friends who teach me things and encourage me.
5) If you
could have any three literary characters over to your place for game night, who
would you invite, what would you play, what would you serve, and why?
Ooo! Nice question. Okay, I would love to play D&D with Newt
Scamander, Dustfinger, and Spider-Man. And I would serve tacos because everyone
loves tacos.
6) Do you
feel that you can ever have too many books?
Yes and no. No because books! Yes because I know I can’t read
all of them and I want to. *clutches beautiful books close and cries, wishing I
could have more time with all of them*
About the Author
S.D. Grimm’s first love in writing is young adult fantasy and science fiction. She is represented by Julie Gwinn of the Seymour Agency and author of SCARLET MOON. She currently has four books under contract, including the remainder of her YA fantasy series Children of the Blood Moon. When she’s not writing or editing, Sarah enjoys reading (of course!), practicing kickboxing and Brazilian jiu jitsu, training dogs, and binge-watching shows with great characters. Her office is anywhere she can curl up with her laptop and at least one large-sized dog. You can learn more about her upcoming novels at www.sdgrimm.com.
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Blog Tour Schedule
Monday, January 22nd- Book Spotlight – Backing Books
- Guest Post – Thinking Like a Fangirl
- Book Review – Sheri Yutzy – young adult author
- Book Review & Interview – Blooming with Books
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- Guest Post – dolphin18cb
- Author Interview – Unicorn Quester
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- Author Interview – Jebraun Clifford dream.write.repeat
- Book Review – The Artisan Penguin
- Author Interview – Liv K. Fisher
- Review – Reality Reflected
- Amber Eyes Facebook Launch Party!
- Author Interview – So Few Books
- Book Review – Lands Uncharted
- Guest Post – Quills & Inkblotts
- Book Review – Thinking Like a Fangirl
- Book Review – Tricia Mingerink
- Book Review – Blushing Bibliophile
- Book Review – RJ Metcalf
- Blog Tour Wrap-Up – Unicorn Quester
I loved this interview, Jen! I have to giggle when you asked if she feels she could ever have too many books. What a great question! Sometimes I wonder the same thing myself. Haha!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing and participating in the blog tour!