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THE MASTER'S PET by Stormy Glenn [Erotic Alternative Sci-fi Romance, M/M, light BDSM] The world is in ruins, society divided into those who protect and those who need protection. That protection comes at a price, one that Jiri discovers when he’s sold to Zane, leader of the Death Dealers. He’s shocked when Zane explains he wants Jiri as his own personal sex pet. But Jiri can’t deny he’s intrigued by Zane’s proposal. READ MORE

 

WOLF QUEEN by Stormy Glenn [Erotic Paranormal Romance, Werewolves] Katia has loved Mikhail forever, but Mikhail is not all he seems. He’s a Kindred werewolf and he wants Katia for his mate. Believing that Mikhail doesn’t care for her, Katia flees, but it’s too late. The mating heat has started and must be completed or Katia will die. READ MORE

 

DREAM MATE by Stormy Glenn [Erotic Alternative Sci-fi Romance, M/M, Futuristic] Determined to know if Saris is his mate, Katzman Warrior Trajan Varl breaks into a pleasure slave training facility to rescue him. When their ship is attacked, they take an escape pod to a nearby planet. Now Trajan just has to convince Saris they are mates before they are found. READ MORE

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ABOUT STORMY

     I started life living in a school bus fifty miles from the nearest town. Our closest neighbor was over a mile away on one side of us and a hundred miles of national forest was on the other side. We had no electricity, indoor plumbing, or running water. The bathroom was an outhouse up the hill. We raised goats, chickens, and horses and grew all of our own food. My mom even taught us from home. For my ninth birthday I got a Honda 100 dirt bike and a shotgun. We lived that way until I was twelve, when we sold everything, traded the horses in on peddle bikes, and we moved into a mobile home park inside the city limits. Talk about culture shock.
     However, it did give me some advantages. It gave me a deep love of reading. It also allowed me to start college when I was fifteen and get a special license so I could drive myself to the college campus in my own car. So, it wasn’t all bad.
     When I was sixteen, my best friend called me on the phone and told me she had an early birthday present for me. She showed up at my house and pointed out my front door to my birthday present. He was so hot! Tall, muscular, tight white shirt, even tighter blue jeans, and black cowboy boots. I was in love…or at least had a heavy case of lust.
     Just a note: Every hero in my book is automatically in cowboy boots. It’s just a given. A man could wear a gunnysack and cowboy boots and be considered sexy. And it’s all my husband’s fault. Blame him…I do.
     We dated for two years but eventually went our separate ways as teenagers often do. Eight years later, the same friend had another present for me. Again, she pointed out the door…and there he was, my high school sweetheart. Three weeks later we were dating again. We were married a few years later and we’re still going strong. I now live in the great Pacific Northwest with my gorgeous husband and soul mate, six very active teenagers, two boxer/collie babies (Mook and Rascal, who are presently sleeping at my feet), two old biddy cats, and three fish.
     I have lived my own romance novel. After finding my soul mate, I felt a deep need to share romance with others. Since I’m lousy at giving advice, I decided to write about true love instead. Maybe I can inspire someone to find their true love. So, here I am. I would love to hear from you, so stop by and send me an email.

INTERVIEW

Q: What is your normal day like?

A: I usually get up around 10am. I begin my regular household chores, thaw something for dinner, then head downstairs to my office to check my email, and write or read. About the same time my husband goes to work, my teenagers get home from school. That’s when my day gets really organized. From 3 to 4pm is snack/chore time, 4–6pm is homework time, 6:30 I start dinner, 7–8pm is dinnertime (and we always sit down together for dinner). Then I head to my bedroom and plug in my laptop for more writing (which is where I am right now). I’m usually up until 3 or 4 in the morning writing. I’ve always been a night owl. Anything before 10am should be illegal. Everyone knows not to call my house before noon or at least before I’ve had my coffee.

Q: Do you write everyday?

A: And then some. Sometimes things come up like family stuff or such, but yes, I usually write every day…all day. I love to write. If I’m really on to something, I’ve been known to stay all night writing. But I get to see a lot of sunrises that way.

Q: What about writer's block?

A: I don’t believe in writer’s block. If I get stuck, I just move on to the next book (I currently have nine books I’m working on so there’s always something to write).

Q: What would you say is a true hero?

A: A hero is hard to define because everyone’s perception is different. For me, my perfect hero is my husband. Besides the fact that he’s drop dead gorgeous, he works six days a week so that I can stay at home and write full-time and follow my dream. Even though he truly doesn’t like to read, he listens to me go on and on about my stories. He’s tall, strong, and he always supports me in pursuing my dreams. What more of a hero could I want? And yes, I base a lot of my hero’s personality traits on my husband.

Q: How do you know if you’ve written a good story?

A: Easy, I cry my eyes out. Drives my husband batty because I’m writing something that makes me cry, but what can I say, sometimes you just need to cry…because then afterwards, you get to be happy.

Q: Which comes first, the story, the characters, or the setting?

A: The idea comes first. I have an entire file that is nothing but ideas. It could be a word, or a paragraph, or a song title, or even a dream I had. Whatever the idea is, I go with it and create a story. I do not write out story outlines because I never know where my story is going to go, sometimes from paragraph to paragraph.

Q: What’s your favorite thing about writing?

A: Besides the romance side of things, I like being able to create worlds. When I write a story, I see it unfold in my head like a movie. I see the characters talking to each other and interacting together. The ability to be able to create this entire world is amazing to me. Take The Katzman’s Mate for example, I created an entire planetary system with worlds, a centralized government, and a race of catmen with pointed ears and everything. There are even blue skinned aliens. How cool is that?

Q: Do you have a favorite character?

A: Yes! In one book that I am working on I have a character named Julian. I loved writing him because there were no holds barred on Julian. His best friend likened him to a car accident waiting to happen…people just couldn’t look away. He has spiked hair, piercings, green eyeliner, and neon green nail polish. He’s always laughing and fun loving. I loved creating Julian.

Q: Why do you write in this genre?

A: I discovered romance novels about twenty five years ago. I loved them. I just knew from then on that everyone deserved to find true love and a happily ever after. I am a believer in love at first sight, soul mates, and true love. All of my books have happy endings, and if I can give someone else a good feeling about what they are reading, what better way can I spend my time?

Q: How do you keep the storyline/chapters together in your head?

A: You mean we’re supposed to do that? Actually, I created a cheat sheet in excel that I use to keep my characters and chapters organized. It’s simple but it works for me.

Q: What is your favorite quote?

A: "Never let another man’s opinion become your reality," and I have no idea who said it, but I love it.

Q: What do you do on your off-time?

A: Off time? We have off time? How come no one told me? Actually, I create one-inch dollhouse miniatures for fun. I read like crazy. My husband says that I am trying to bankrupt us with my books. I don’t have favorite books. I have favorite bookshelves. I also like to watch documentaries, which also drives my husband nuts.