I'm really excited to be hosting this contest and I got to ask the fabulous Sylvain Reynard some questions. I am a huge fan of these books and would love to get them into as many hands as possible. I will admit that I was a bit starstruck and daunted by the task of asking the author of these books some questions. So without further ado, I give you Mr. Sylvain Reynard.
Hello Laura. Thanks for the invitation to speak to you and your readers. It’s a pleasure to be with you.
1. When did you realize that Gabriel’s Inferno could stand alone outside of the Twilight fan fiction
world?
Redemption,
forgiveness, and love are the themes of the novel. These things are so
important to the human condition, they transcend literary genres. The
love story of Dante and Beatrice was inspirational for the book, as well as the
writing of Graham Greene.
My readers have been
very supportive of my writing and me and I’m grateful to them for their
encouragement and their willingness to use word of mouth to tell others about
my novels.
2. What really happened to Christa Peterson? She seems to
have gotten off easy.
When I finished
Gabriel’s Rapture, I had in mind the idea that she would attend Columbia University
3. And last question, are you planning on writing a third book and complete it as a trilogy? I found some hanging threads that weren’t answered like the one in question 2.
Readers have been
writing to me asking for a third book and I’ve been listening. I’m seriously
considering it.
This contest is open to US/CA residents only.
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I haven't read these yet but would love to!
ReplyDeleteOn Dublin Street by Samantha Young
ReplyDeleteRight now, Down to You by M. Leighton. Loved this book!
ReplyDeleteI have heard so much that I can't wait to read them!
ReplyDeleteFabulous Books!!!!!
ReplyDeleteProfessor Gabriel is every woman's dream of a truly romantic and feeling man. The way he treats Julia is the way any woman would want to be treated. Even though these two star crossed lovers start out on a very wrong note, in the end, as with Dante and Beatrice, their are destined to become lovers. I simply loved these books and am impatiently waiting for the 3rd in the series.
ReplyDeleteI read the Dark secre series books 1-3 recently by A.M. Hudson & I believe she self published. Tears of the Broken was the favorite so far in that series.
ReplyDeleteI loved Trust in Advertising by Victoria Michaels! Such a fun read and I'm hoping for more from her :)
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ReplyDeleteI loved On Dublin Street by Samantha Young!
ReplyDeleteI can't say my very favorite indie book! I love so many. Off the top of my head? On the Island by Tracey Garvis-Graves.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Laura!
I have read quite a few really great Indie authors so far this year. I think one of my absolute favorites has been Samantha Towle The Mighty Storm and I could name many more. Thank you for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteGabriel and Julia's story NEEDS to continue! There's so much more to experience with this beautiful couple! :)
ReplyDeleteMy latest indie love is On Dublin Street. Loved it!
ReplyDeleteGabriel's Inferno and Gabriel's Rapture are my favorites!
ReplyDeleteThese are my favorite books!!! I love them!!
ReplyDeleteIf I Were You and Gabriel's Inferno
ReplyDeleteThe Opportunist!
ReplyDeleteLot's of favorite Indie books. Most recently enjoyed On Dublin Street.
ReplyDeleteOn Dublin Street seems to be a big favorite! I surprised no one picked Beautiful Disaster, or Thoughtless or Effortless! Those are my faves so far. The Opportunist is fantastic too. Cannot WAIT for Dirty Red!
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