Hello, Kenya, and welcome. We’re
here today to chat about Gabe and Mia, your hero and heroine of Jaded. Kenya pens
mystery/romance, paranormal and multicultural romance. Looking forward to
asking all about your story-stars…before we go there, here’s a little about
Kenya:
Kenya has a B.A. in Mass communication,
Television and Radio. She has fifteen years in production of television and
film and five in television engineering. In 2009 Kenya Produced Dawn a short
film and Executive Produced Destination Everywhere the pilot for a travel
series through her production company Black R.O.K Productions established in
2008.
Okay,
let’s get started…anxious to hear about Gabe and Mia…
What drives Gabe,
motivates, and/or inspires him?
Gabe is all about creating something great whether
it’s beauty through his photography or even a good name for his family with his
vineyard.
What’s Mia’s job? What
does she do for a living?
Mia is a journalist who is out for answers but has
turned into a bit of a Rip Van Winkle since she may be suffering for PSTD.
Give us some insight
into Mia. What’s a bit of her back story?
Mia used to be a supermodel, a job merely for
financial game. Her passion was
journalism, but after wearing bikinis for many years, no one would take her
seriously, so she was shipped off to war torn countries to prove herself.
Tell us what Gabe means
to Mia?
I don’t think Mia is ready for Gabe, but it’s a
whether you like it or not type of situation.
Gabe has his sights focused on Mia, and he’s not going anywhere.
Who
is Mia to Gabe? Can you give us a bit about the first time they met each other?
Mia to Gabe is a challenge. The first time they met was pure fireworks
and not the sexy kind.
Can
you tell us about the abilities of Mia? How do they help OR hinder?
Mia is so self-sufficient that she often can’t see
what’s right in front of her. She’s not
a shrew by any means, but she does tend to take the long route due to her
pride.
Why
this location? Anything in particular in real-life that made you select it?
Santa Barbara is beautiful. I wanted to try to capture something like it but
in book form.
Can you share anything
about the mystery in the story?
The mystery in this story is the ghost. Everyone knows the ghost and her past will
unravel the whole story but learning how is the sweet spot.
What are you working on
now?
I’m working on the follow up to my paranormal novel
Sweet
as Sin. It’s coming along
nicely.
Where can we find you?
List all of your links.
Kcbookcafe.com
Or amazon.com
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Quickie
Quiz
Getting to know Kenya Carlton
Cat
or Dog:
Dogs
Favorite
places to write:
Home
Favorite
season ~ why:
Summer-balcony and
wine
Time
of Day/Night?
Night
Jaded
By Kenya Carlton
Genre: Mystery/Romance
with paranormal elements
Blurb:
War correspondent Mia
James is back on US soil and ready to tackle a juicy political story that could
make national headlines. A politician’s aid goes missing, and the son of
the wealthiest family is the only suspect.
Determined to take down
the mayor of the small seaside town, Mia comes up against an angry ghost with
her own agenda.
Afraid she may be
suffering from post-traumatic stress Mia figures that she’s way over her head
and enlists the help of resident black sheep Gabe Montgomery. Now, she
must solve the mystery of her not so friendly ghost, stop herself from falling
in love with the mysterious winery owner, all while making it out alive.
Click Cover for Buy Link
Sweet As Sin
By Kenya
Carlton
Genre: Multicultural Paranormal Romance
Sweet as Sin Blurb:
The rich and available Captain
Drake Devilin had the biggest body count in World War I. Injected with
serum that turned him into something unnatural, Drake’s troop annihilated the
enemy, but once his tour ended, Drake was plunged into a world of family
tragedy and financial ruin.
Sienna Caldwell is stunning to even the biggest cynic; with her exotic looks and rich brown skin, the playboy wasn’t exempt from her charms. Buckling under the pressure of his financially strapped inheritance, Drake makes a deal with the devil to marry the prosperous landowner in order to protect her.
After one year, he can return the black beauty
back to her island and collect on the fortune that will save his family’s
reputation, but the task proves far easier said than done. The war may
have made Drake into something lethal, but he soon finds his new bride was born
more powerful than he could ever imagine. Not only does Drake have to
figure out a way to keep his hands off his alluring wife, but also he has to
make sure she stays alive.
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Kenya, thanks
for making my place one of your Bewitching Book Tours stops ~
it’s been enjoyable having you as the featured guest today. Congratulations on Sweet
as Sin and Jaded…and I wish you many, many more successes.
Thank you
everyone for stopping in and visiting with Kenya – you’re awesome!!
Until Next Time…Warm Hearts & Hugs,
Kay Dee
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5 comments:
Good Morning, Kenya and welcome to my place. Looking forward to our day together.
It's a tea day for me because later I'm going out for a mocha latte (love those things) and I'm wondering if you'd like me to pick one of those luscious drinks up for you *smile* Be happy to.
I absolutely love hearing about story-stars and an authors process of developing them...can you give us a bit of your process when it comes to say Jaded's Gabe and Mia?
Settle back, woman...we've got lots to discuss *smile*
The blurb sounds great. I love the idea of tackling PTSD. And the ghost sounds interesting and eerie at the same time. Another one for my ever growing TBR pile.
Great interview :)
Michelle
www.michelle-pickett.com
www.conciliumbooks.com
Hello Michelle - thanks for dropping in to chat and visit with Kenya. The ghost does sound great!
I love the book covers also.
Hey, Kay Dee! Thanks for having me it was sooo much fun! Also if you wouldn't mind terribly I would love a Turtle Mocha latte (: LOL
Kenya, you got it...Turtle Mocha Latte coming right up.
It's been wonderful having you here...love to have you back again.
Again, congratulations with your releases - Sweet as Sin and Jaded.
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