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5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Sabrina A Eubanks, author of Chasing Bliss

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Sabrina A Eubanks, author of Chasing Bliss
(G Street Chronicles)

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“Chasing Bliss” is a love story in which Chase Brown meets Bliss Riley. It’s love at first sight, but Chase has a few secrets. He’d almost be the perfect man if it weren’t for the fact that he kills people with a straight razor for his overbearing brother Cyrus, who is harboring an old deep hate for Chase for very valid reasons.

Joey Pinkney: Where did you get the inspiration to write “Chasing Bliss”?

Sabrina A Eubanks: “Chasing Bliss” was written because I wanted to tell a beautiful love story that is threatened by psychosis, murder and old family secrets. Continue reading 5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Sabrina A Eubanks, author of Chasing Bliss

5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Thaddeus White, author of Bane of Souls

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Thaddeus White, author of Bane of Souls
(Self-published)

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Horst is visiting the city of Highford with his uncle during a trade festival but finds himself conscripted by the city’s mages. His uncle abandons him, and he is forbidden to leave Highford on pain of death.

But worse is to come, when he learns the city is terrorized by a spate of murders, and the killer has a taste for dead mages…

Joey Pinkney: Where did you get the inspiration to write “Bane of Souls”?

Thaddeus White: That’s hard to answer, as I’ve been writing (with a brief break when I was about 12-14) for as long as I can remember. More recently Continue reading 5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Thaddeus White, author of Bane of Souls

5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Hammed Al-Tamimi, author of Divine Innocence

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Hammed Al-Tamimi, author of Divine Innocence
(Abbott Press)

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Imagine being born in a prison of his own mind. Hank goes into the world of drugs; heroin, hashish, pills, and whatever he could consume. Drugs came to be his life, the thought of taking them away would be like trying to drown or suffocate yourself – it was better than the air he breathed.

Hank’s addiction ate away at the core of his own soul, destroying everything around him, not understanding his other extreme personality he had embedded deep into his mind, his disease, or anything about why he did and thought like he did. Until one day, rock bottom hit him hard enough to open up his eyes – going back to the very beginning, going back to Divine Innocence.

Hank frees himself from active addiction and turns his life around. But, does he turn it around for the better or worse? Is it possible to free yourself from the chains that continuously bound you heavily onto the ground? Will Hank discover something in him? Or is he just the failure everyone sees him to be?

Joey Pinkney: Where did you get the inspiration to write “Divine Innocence”?

Hammed Al-Tamimi: I got it from true raw weakness, pain and vulnerability. It’s somewhat ironic how something as beautiful as “inspiration” gives you Continue reading 5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Hammed Al-Tamimi, author of Divine Innocence