An interview between Daphne and the author, Judy Serrano.
Daphne, as you know,
you are the main character of my new paranormal romance, Linked. Were you happy in general about the outcome?
Well, I don’t want to give too much away, but you certainly
did surround me with some very handsome alpha males. I can’t complain about
that.
So true. Did you
enjoy being a schoolteacher?
I wasn’t really a schoolteacher. I was more of a substitute
teacher for high school, as Charlie was only too happy to continuously point
out to me. It was a hard job but very rewarding. Next time make me something
really exciting like a werewolf or a cheetah. I want to be something unusual
and hard to catch.
I will keep that in
mind for the next book. Do you think you made the right choice with the man in
your life or do you wish I directed you somewhere else?
I am very happy with the choices I made. I think you made
the right decision. Although the love triangle became very painful, in real
life that’s how it is.
I suppose so. Did you
wish you ended up with Dante, Charlie’s brother?
There is no doubt that Dante will always hold a special
place in my heart. He was so sexy and crazy, but certainly I had other places
to be. I had other men who needed me more.
One last question,
Daphne. What do you think life would have been like if you just didn’t extend
the invitation to Charlie Cross? Sometimes I think I should have named this
book, The Invitation.
Don’t think it hasn’t occurred to me that I should have just
said no. Nothing would have changed and I’d be a teacher by now, teaching high
school English. But, that being said, I love my family and wouldn’t have
changed a thing. Not many girls can say they have done what I’ve done or been
where I’ve been. I am a lucky girl.
Thanks, Daphne, for
letting me ask you a few questions. Is
there anything else you would like to add?
Yes. Girls… if you meet a guy and you know in your head that
this is going to be the most thrilling ride of your life… get on board.
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Linked
Linked Series Book One
Linked Series Book One
Judy Serrano
Genre: Paranormal Romance
Publisher: Black Rose Writing
Date of Publication: July 18th, 2013
Number of pages: 263
Word Count: 81,403
Cover Artist: Danielle Barnard
Book Description:
Daphne Foster is a substitute teacher stuck in an English class, waiting for that dreaded parent-teacher conference. With much preparation and anxiety, she encounters the unforgettable Charlie Cross. His charm and good looks, win her over but rumors of his involvement with organized crime make his continued disappearances disturbing.
In walks Heathcliff Vanderpool, creating a love triangle of unusual sorts. Unknown to Daphne, Heathcliff and Charlie are old friends: Older than she could have imagined. With Charlie away on business, Daphne and Heathcliff discover a passion between them lying beneath the surface. As their souls link, pulling away from Charlie becomes next to impossible. Will his involvement in organized crime consume them both before she’s able to get free? When you become “linked,” the choice may not be your own.
About the Author:
Judy Serrano graduated from Texas A&M University, Commerce with a BA in English. She is a member of Romance Writers of America and Dallas Area Romance Authors.
She is a substitute teacher at the local school district and writes for various on-line publications. She is the author of Easter's Lilly, Brother Number Three, Relatively Close and Memoirs of a Mobster, which are romantic thrillers and part of The Easter’s Lilly Series.
Judy currently resides in Texas with her husband, four children (all boys) and five dogs. She is also a singer/songwriter in her spare time.
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