Free Wolves #3
Wolf-shifter Lori Grenville was rescued from near-slavery and a brutal pack leader by the Free Wolves. To pay back the favor, she's dedicated her life to helping others in the same situation, leading shifters to safety and a new start, risking her life in the process. She's faced down alphas and has no qualms in undermining pack structure.
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A computer geek by day and a writer by night, P.J. MACLAYNE grew up in the rolling hills of Pennsylvania and sets much of her writing in that landscape. She currently lives in the shadow of the Rocky Mountains.
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THE Q&A
ANGI: How often to you get lost in a story?
P.J.: Mine or someone else's? Either way, the correct
answer is way too often. I love to read, and there are lots of great books
waiting for me. Give me a good book and I'll put off doing the housework,
eating or going to bed. Sleep can wait a few more pages.
ANGI: What’s your favorite thing about your book’s hero?
P.J.: There's a lot I came to love about Lori, but I
think my favorite is how she's not scared to stand up to the rich and powerful.
All in the cause she believes is right, of course. She makes her own rules and
isn't afraid to break them when necessary.
ANGI: What’s your perfect day?
P.J.: I'd wake up at the side of a gurgling mountain
stream, with the sun peeking through the leaves of the aspen trees lining my
camping spot. I'd sip a cup of hot chocolate I'd warmed up over the campfire
and before going for a hike.
I'd spend the morning wandering the trails, returning when the
afternoon grew too hot. Then I'd spend several hours writing before making
supper. I'd either listen to John Denver or classic rock or just the birds
singing, depending upon my mood.
After supper, I’d sneak in a bit more writing before lighting
the campfire and watching the sparks drift upward. I’d stay awake long enough to watch the embers die down and hit the
sack to the lullaby of water tumbling downstream.
ANGI: Salad or soup?
P.J.: I'm trying to eat healthy and add more salads
to my diet, but I love a bowl of hot soup, especially in the winter. I make a
mean chicken and dumplings. And there's a hamburger soup in my repertoire that
isn't too bad either.
ANGI: Would you put yourself in a Fairy Tale or
Action Adventure?
P.J.: Action Adventure. I'd probably regret it,
because I'm not in the same athletic shape as I used to be, but I love writing
action so I'd fit right into scene.
ANGI: Champagne or Soda?
P.J.: Neither. How about a beer or a rum and coke? I
gave up soda a few years back and never developed the taste for champagne.
ANGI: Geek or Jock?
P.J.: Geek. My paid job is in IT. I even manage to
make an IT guy the romantic lead in my mystery series.
ANGI: The most daring thing you’ve ever done… Care to share?
P.J.: Jumping off a cliff backward. Sure, it was part
of a mountaineering course and I was learning to rappel, but that first step
was a big one. It took me a bit to get into the rhythm of letting the rope
slide thru my hands as I lowered myself not-so-slowly to the ground.
ANGI’s GOTTA ASK: Where is your favorite writing space &
why?
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PREVIOUS RELEASES by P.J.:
WOLVES’ PAWN
Free Wolves #1
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WOLVES’ KNIGHT
Free Wolves #2
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Oak Grove Mysteries #1
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P.J. WANTS TO KNOW: How do you feel about
alpha women in books?
Welcome to GLIAS, PJ!!
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