A dear friend is celebrating the publication of her debut
book, Kinetic, and I’m so excited to be a part of that celebration. Come and
look into the world of deception, powers and the mind of S.K. Anthony!
Title: Kinetic
Author: S.K. Anthony
Series: The Luminaries
#1
Publication: September
20th, 2013
Category: New Adult (NA)
Genre: Urban Fantasy
(UF)
Synopsis:
Being strong is one thing. Being an
unlimited source of power is quite another.
Genetically altered by the
Organization, Annie Fox takes down criminals CIA-style with her luminary
strength. With nothing to mend but her broken heart, she is relentlessly pursued
by her boss Derek Lake. Just when Annie is about to give him a chance, her
ex-husband unexpectedly comes out of hiding.
A wanted man, Nick Logan is a
cold-hearted murderer who is considered enemy number one, and orders are clear:
kill on contact. He is more powerful than ever and threatens the lives of those
she holds most dear. His plan? Get his hands on Annie and use her Kinetic
energy to destroy them all. When Annie finds herself with an opportunity to end
him, she pauses, horrified by the scars covering the face she once loved. A
split second that will cost her everything …
** Kinetic is a stand-alone novel.
All books in series are part of the same world with the characters intertwined.
**
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Questions
for S.K. Anthony by Nancy LaRonda Johnson (that's me!)
1-
What do you consider to be the trashiest novel you’ve ever read?
Man, I would rather not
bash another author’s work…there is a very popular one that has boggled my
mind. I’m still not sure what possessed me to read it, but I did. It’s in the
erotica genre, and that is all I shall say.
2-
What is the most difficult thing for you with regard to writing?
Revisions. That is
where I have to decide what stays, what goes, and be completely honest with
myself about what isn’t working. Then I have to find solutions. This alone
makes my stress levels go way up lol.
3-
What is the easiest?
The beginning of a
novel. I love putting down new words and let the possibilities take me away!
4-
What would your dream life as a writer look like?
I guess being able to
stay home as a full-time writer, even after my little ones start going to
school.
5-
Do you feel you’re on track as to where you want to be as a writer?
I do, yes. I’m only
starting out now, and that is better than “dreaming” and not doing anything
about it.
6-
Is there something you’d like to write that you think most people would be
surprised to know about? What is it?
I have a Middle Grade
story/series in mind. I know I’m not ready to write it as yet, but eventually,
I hope to be “good enough” to give it a shot.
7-
Who is the one author you would love to meet?
J.K. Rowling. I might
make a complete fool of myself and drool or something, but I would love to meet
her nonetheless.
8-
What is the one thing someone could say about you as a writer or your book that
would just have you beaming with pride and jumping with happiness?
Just
that they enjoyed it would make my day ;)
9-
Is there a message you hope to get across with your writing?
Hmm…
I guess just to believe in love.
10-
Please provide a favorite excerpt of your book.
Coming to my feet, I
ran into the vault and found myself at the bottom of what seemed like three
floors. It was filled with storage units, all next to each other. It reminded
me of prison cells, each of them with their own armored doors. I smelled more smoke
coming from above, so I ran up the first set of stairs and let my nose guide
me. I saw the figure trying to melt one of the armored doors, and I launched
myself at him. He was ready for me, though, so I found myself thrown across the
room like a ragdoll. I pretended to be injured as he approached me, and when he
was close enough, I kicked his feet from under him and he fell, hitting his
head on the concrete floor. I jumped on him and pinned his hands down just as
he looked up at me.
And there he was, Nick Logan. My
ex-husband.
I stared at the face I'd once loved,
now with a patch covering his left eye and scars running all the way down his
jaw. They were almost hidden under his days-old beard and wild, dark hair. His
deep hazel eye looked at me, empty, daring me to speak first. I punched
him.
S.K. Anthony
is a writer, a reader and a make-stuff-up-er who lives in New York with her
husband and toddler twins. She is a wine connoisseur, which just really means
she knows she loves it, and a caffeine addict. When she isn’t busy with her
family she finds herself being transported into the world of imagination. Well,
either that or running away from spiders…she is convinced they are out to get
her!