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Title: HUNTER
Series: Bad Boys of Retribution MC #1
Author: Rie Warren
Publisher: Rie Warren
Genre: Contemporary Erotic Romance
Page count: Approx 150 pages
Keywords: alpha male, biker, southern, humor, mc romance,
suspense
Date of release: June 2, 2015
List Price: $0.99 cents
Preorder link: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00UWHWMO8
Goodreads link: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/25069962-hunter
ASIN: B00UWHWMO8
BLURB:
Hunter:
My call-sign is GHOST. My roadname, too. I keep
my head down, stay off the grid, fly under the radar. I’m the rough, gruff,
good guy who does bad things for pay.
JB is my most recent mistake. The MC babe is
innocence wrapped up in a rockin’ body. Don’t get me wrong, she has a wicked
side, too. She’s kickass in bed, when we make it that far. But she’s the
ultimate wholesome good girl, and I don’t want to dirty her up.
Hey, no one said life was all fun and games,
right?
JB:
Good girl? I prefer to think of myself as a
rebellious hellion. I live my life like I ride my bike: carefree, in your face,
and full throttle. My soft side? Well, that’s reserved for my job.
I’m not looking for love, and I certainly don’t
need any relationship complications. Too bad complicated is the only way Hunter
comes.
He’s a quiet, deadly storm. He prowls. He hunts me. He wants me. He’s sexy, sinful
. . . secretive. Hunter will turn my life inside out no thanks to his dangerous
past about to come back and bite us both in the ass.
Who’s gonna save us now?
Warning:
Graphic sex, graphic action, graphic language. Triple X caution.
More in the Bad Boys of Retribution MC
series!
Author’s
Interview Questions
1. Where did the idea
come from for the book?
Hunter and the Bad Boys of
Retribution MC series is a spinoff from my Carolina Bad Boys series. Hunter’s
is the first book because he made his appearance in Steele: Into Your Heart. I had to give him his own story because
he’s such a sexy mysterious dude. He’s hiding a lot of secrets.
2. What genre does your
book fall under?
Contemporary erotic romance combined with MC romance, and
military. I like to mix things up!
3. Which actors would you
choose to play your characters in a movie rendition?
Ooh! For Hunter . . . that would have to be Angelo Cruz!
I’m not sure if he can act but *coughs*
I could probably overlook that. He has the right look: https://www.pinterest.com/berdie294/angelo-cruz/
JB (she’s Hunter’s love interest. You’ll find out what the
initials stand for in the book *wink_wink*). Hmm. Oh, I know! Selena Gomez. Yuss!
4. What is the
one-sentence synopsis of your book?
Danger comes in
many forms but Hunter’s not prepared for the extreme danger innocent MC babe JB
represents to his heart—a heart he thought was off limits.
5. Will your book be
self-published or represented by an agency?
Self-published! I publish all my contemporaries.
6. How long did it take
you to write the first draft of your manuscript?
It’s taking me about two weeks to write the first drafts for each of
these MC books. I’m a fast writer, but a tedious editor.
7. What other books would
you compare this story to within your genre?
I’d say Kristen Ashley’s Motorcycle Man books, with a high dose of
humour and a southern setting to go with the grit and sex.
8. Who or What inspired
you to write this book?
My good friend and fellow author Tera Shanley definitely motivated me to
write this series. She’s got a lovely, vibrant spirit, a go-getter attitude, is
super supportive, and one of the hardest workers I know.
9. What else about your
book might pique the reader’s interest?
The entire Bad Boys of Retribution series is coming out this summer! Boom! And each book has a completely
different feel and trope.
10. In
general do you like to talk about you writing and published books or are you
very close-lip about it? If no why?
I love talking about my writing to readers, friends, and
fellow authors, sharing ideas and exchanging advice. I value my readers’
opinions and often ask them questions.
11. What
book/s are you currently writing and what is it about?
I’m currently editing the second book in this series, Kinkaid, and writing the third book, Bo. After that? One more book to go! Coletrane.
12. What
is the writing process like for you?
It really depends on what book I’m working on. Currently
with the MCs I’m ramping right through them. As I said above, the editing process
takes a bit longer for me because while writing I don’t stop to make sure
everything is perfect, and I leave a lot of blanks just to keep moving.
On longer novels, I’m a bit more systematic and I plot.
However, no plot is laid in stone. All stories grow organically.
For every book I definitely work in all the chapters at the
same time, filling in sex, dialogue, black moments as they come to me—yet I
still write through the chapters start to finish.
13. How
did/do you teach yourself to write?
Mostly through trial and error, having a
few amazing editing experiences that really opened my eyes to my bad writing
habits, and an online course that totally changed my perspective on outlining—Deep
Story by Carol Hughes.
14. What
aspect of the craft do you think is the most difficult to learn?
Well, I’m not sure it’s something you
can learn or not, but I think one of the most important things to master is
writing with an entertaining and engaging voice.
15. What
has been the most encouraging comment someone has made about your writing?
Well, since I’m writing like mad to get
four books out this summer, one of my wonderful street teamers recently told me
my readers wouldn’t mind if I wanted to slow down to spend more time with my
family.
That was the sweetest thing ever! I’m still gonna bust my ass, but that took a weight off my shoulders. I’m definitely my own biggest slave driver and sometimes my goals are a little bit crazy.
That was the sweetest thing ever! I’m still gonna bust my ass, but that took a weight off my shoulders. I’m definitely my own biggest slave driver and sometimes my goals are a little bit crazy.
16. What
is the best and/ or worst part of being a writer?
Best thing? Being able to let loose and be creative. Worst
part? The looooong hours.
17. Any
advice for struggling writers?
Keep writing. Learn your craft. Don’t skimp on editing.
Don’t be afraid of self-publishing, but if you go that route realize you will
basically be the CEO of your own company.
18. What
is your favorite genre to read or write?
Fave genres to read are M/M and YA. As for writing, I do
M/M, contemporary, and paranormal, and I love them all.
19. Favorite
author?
Ahhh! Trick
question. Evil. I cannot choose just one. Currently I have to go with Deborah
Harkness, but it changes all the time.
20. Do
you have a favorite spot to read and write? Share a photo if you have.
I love to read outside, and I almost always write in my
office, which I call my ‘woman cave’. I absolutely cannot write in public.
21. What
did you do before you became a writer?
I’ve been writing forever. In fact, I wrote my first novel
when I was twenty-four, which was *gasp* over fifteen years ago. That story is
still hidden away somewhere, never to see the light of day. But before I
started pursuing a career in publishing I usually worked with children in a
nonprofit capacity.
22. Was
it a life long dream or triggered recently?
I totally wanted to be a librarian when I was little.
Truth!
23. What
do you like to do when not writing?
I like to sleep. No seriously, sleep is gooood. I like to run and workout, too.
Okay, that’s kind of a lie. I don’t necessarily love those, but getting in some
physical exercise clears out my brain.
24. Do
you have a bucket/ to-do list and would you share at least two things on it?
No bucket list here, at least not yet.
25. Most
daring thing or experience you have done you would like to share?
I think the most daring thing I’ve done was moving to
Glasgow, Scotland, knowing absolutely nobody, when I was twenty.
26. This
or that questions:
·
Coffee or Tea – Tea!
·
Sweet or savory – Savory.
·
Home make meal or takeouts – Homemade meals (as long as someone else is
cooking)
·
Winter or summer – Summer for sure.
·
Night-owl or Early-Bird – Definitely a night owl.
·
Telephone or visits – Visits.
·
Which social network do you prefer? Facebook! (even though FB does not like me, and
I get banned periodically for being a naughty girl)
·
Blogger or website? Website.
·
What does your family say about your career?
Supportive or Clueless - Supportive!
And Finally
Motto/wisdom in
life you live by.
Love what you do
and do what you love.
All four novels
coming summer 2015!
EXCERPT:
“You’ve got a beautiful
cock, Hunter.”
Oh dear God!
“Gonna suck it so good
now.”
She slid her lips up one
side of my shaft then the other. I watched, out of my head horny.
When her saliva mixed
with my precome, she smacked her lips against the engorged purple head. She
sucked on me, just to the rim and back.
“Is this what you
wanted?” JB looked up with big innocent eyes. “Want to feel dirty with me?”
I held her face between
my hands and drove up into her mouth.
After that first touch, I
let her blow me how she wanted. My toes curled. My back bowed. I pulled the
bottom sheet clear off the bed and struggled to hold back.
She came up for a
breather with a smile, holding my cock in her hand. She stroked me, looking at
the bulge of veins that stood in relief when she squeezed tighter.
“Can’t get you all the
way inside, but maybe you’ll like this.” She flipped her hair forward and
wrapped the silky strands around the base of my cock.
She went back to sucking
and kissing my tip, stroking my length with her hair. The thought of the smell
of my cock on her hair pulled a loud shout from me.
My balls drew up, turned
hard, and almost traveled inside my body, my release was so imminent. But
Jessica released me, blowing a hot soft stream of breath along my shaft.
“Fuck,” I growled.
“Please. Need to come.”
She skimmed her teeth
along the helmet of my head, and gently bit down.
My head knocked back.
“My big tough man likes
that?” She bit me again. “You like it a little rough?”
The pain was just enough
to heighten my senses, the soft lips afterward mind-blowingly intense. “God,
Jessica . . . what you do to me should be illegal.”
CAROLINA BAD BOYS SERIES
Stone, At Your Service, Book #1. Available
now.
Love, In The Fast Lane, Book #2. Available
now.
Steele, Into Your Heart, Book #3. Available
now.
RIDE, the complete New Adult novella
featured in Stone. Available now.
NEXT IN SERIES:
CHROME, WITH A HEART FORGED
IN STEELE. Book #4.
The bigger they are, the harder they fall.
Coming summer 2015.
Author Bio:
Rie is the badass, sassafras author of Sugar Daddy and the Don’t
Tell series–a breakthrough trilogy that crosses traditional publishing
boundaries beginning with In His Command. Her latest endeavors include
the Carolina Bad Boys, a fun, hot,
and southern-sexy series.
A Yankee transplant who has traveled the world, Rie started out a
writer—causing her college professor to blush over her erotic poetry without
one ounce of shame. Not much has changed. She swapped pen for paintbrushes and
followed her other love during her twenties. From art school to marriage to
children and many a wild and wonderful journey in between, Rie has come home to
her calling. Her work has been called edgy,
daring, and some of the sexiest smut around.
You can connect
with Rie via the social media hangouts listed on her website https://www.riewarren.com. She is
represented by Saritza Hernandez, Corvisiero Literary Agency. http://www.corvisieroagency.com/Saritza_Hernandez.html
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