Demon Possession
Shadow Quest, Book 1
Kiersten Fay
Genre: Paranormal / Sci-fi Romance
Publisher: Kiersten Fay Productions
Date of Publication: April 19, 2011
Number of pages: 383
Word Count: 110,000
Excerpt:After being enslaved on the spaceship Extarga for most of her life Analia has no memory of her life before, and has lost all knowledge of her people. Her mysterious gift and pointed ears are the only indication that she is different.
Analia is alone, and for all she knows, she's the last of her kind. By chance Analia escapes her captors, and hides herself on the merchant ship Marada, planning to get off at the very next stop.
Unfortunately for her, there is no next stop. The crew is planning a delivery that could take months, and according to a stipulation in the newly signed contract, no one is allowed on or off the ship until the package is delivered.
When Analia is found by the captain of the Marada, she must adapt to her new role on the ship, and try to control her newly awakened desire for the brutal and devastatingly erotic demon.
Anya watched Sebastian from the corner of her eye as he went to work cleaning away the blood. He was focused and intent on his task, but couldn't seem to stop touching her in little ways. Softly brushing her hair, her shoulder, her hip. Was he checking her for further injuries? It seemed more intimate than that. It was almost as if he didn't even realize he was doing it.Interview:
His tenderness with her was astonishing. While he was focused on wiping the blood from her cut, Anya allowed herself to study him closer. He seemed calm now, though his energy was still erratic.
When he had first returned, still resembling the monster, it had terrified her. He'd still been enraged, much more so, it seemed. And not for the first time, she'd thought he might hurt her.
But when his eyes had found hers, he'd visibly relaxed, instantly morphing back into the Bastian she recognized.
With a gentleness contradictory to the man standing before her, he cleaned her wound. By his soft pats and concerned looks, she knew now that he would never hurt her. She felt silly for ever thinking otherwise. He'd shown her nothing but kindness from the beginning.
“You're not frightened of me anymore?” he asked without averting his gaze from the cut on her cheek.
He was almost completely back to normal now. His horns were returning to their original dark black, and his fangs had receded. Thinking back to his other form, she couldn't muster the terror it had inspired in the first place. “No,” she said simply.
“So easily?”
“You make it hard to fear you, Sebastian, when you treat me the way you do.”
“And how's that then?”
“Like you would never hurt me, no matter how angry you are, or how much you might want to.”
His golden eyes locked on hers with such intensity it stole her breath. “I would never want to hurt you.” Cupping her face, he rubbed his thumb along her unmarked cheek. “I could never hurt you. If anything ever happened to you, I fear I will be trapped on the Edge forever.” Leaning in, he lightly kissed her bruise. “I think of you constantly.” He kissed her forehead. “Always.” Then with the lightest touch, he kissed her lips.
With words so sweet, Anya couldn't help but lean into him. This wasn't the demanding kiss from before. This was soft, smooth, tender. This time he allowed her to explore him at her leisure. His lips were soft and warm, molded to hers, and she caressed them.
Her second real kiss ever was turning out to be the most erotic experience of her life. Sebastian was watching her with his liquid gold eyes, filled with restrained lust as he let her place soft kisses on him.
When she darted out her tongue, he dropped his hands to her hips, his body wedging between her legs. The second time she darted her tongue to lick his sweet lips, he opened, his tongue meeting hers.
From deep within him, she heard the rumblings of a satisfied groan. The mere sound stroked her own lust, and she instinctively dug her nails into his shoulders. Liquid pooled between her legs. Bastian's grip tightened in her hips.
“Let me taste you,” he grated.
Name 5 favorite movies. Why?
This will change day to day, month to month, and of course, year to year. I love movies, and I’m pretty open to most types, as long as there’s at least some humor, action, and romance. Sci-fi is a big plus too. Not a huge fan of Horror, though (The bloody kind, anyway). I judge all movies on their re-watchabilityRight now my absolute faves, the ones I can watch over and over again, and have, are:
There’s just something about all these movies that is powerful to me.
- Zombieland—Funny, action, romance…zombies. What else do you need? Oh yeah, Woody Harrelson. Yum.
- Wreck-it Ralph—This makes me so nostalgic for old video games, and the comedy was done so well for the subject—Makes me giggle like a little kid.
- Pride and Prejudice—Aww. That is all.
- Finding Nemo—I love Dory, ‘nuf said.
- Serenity—A girl with the power to kick ass against an army of reavers? Yes please.
What's your favorite love story? (movie or book)
Well, there’s a reason why it’s in my top 5 movie list. Pride and Prejudice, whether the movie with Keira Knightley, or in book form, the romance between Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy is special. It’s what many romance stories aspire to be.What’s your favorite line from any movie?
Oh man, only one? I can’t do just one…“I aim to misbehave.” — Serenity“Goonies never say die!” — The Goonies“Inconceivable!” — The Princess Bride“I shall call him Squishy. And he shall be mine. And he shall be my Squishy.” — Finding Nemo“You’re killin’ me Smalls!” — The Sandlot"Nobody puts Baby in a corner." —Dirty Dancing“I'm bad, and that's good. I will never be good, and that's not bad. There's no one I'd rather be than me.” —Wreck-it Ralph“Hope is a good thing, maybe the best of things, and no good thing ever dies.” — The Shawshank RedemptionAside from Demon Possession, what other stories can we expect from you?
Well, Demon Possession is part of a series called Shadow Quest. There are four books out so far, and I have plans for several more, but I’m taking a moment to start another series that involves vampires. Some stories just come into your head and don’t quit bothering you till you get them out.Any advice you’d like to share with aspiring writers?
“Never give up, never surrender.” —Galaxy QuestJust keep on writing, reading, and honing your craft. If you have a specific genre you want to write, then devour already published books from that genre. One year I must have read over 250 books, nearly one full length novel every two days! But then, I had more time back then. Also, consider joining a writing group. And lastly, don’t be afraid.
“Where we go from there is a choice I leave to you.” The Matrix
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Author Bio:
Kiersten Fay is the author of the steamy paranormal romance series, Shadow Quest, which combines paranormal and sci-fi romance and is loosely based on mythology and lore. Like many authors, she loves creating new worlds with the power of her mind, along with brooding alpha males and strong, yet vulnerable, female leads.In 2012, she received a nominated for favorite author of 2012 via gravetells.com, and that same year, won Favorite Story of August for Demon Retribution, the third book in her Shadow Quest series. Before becoming an author, Kiersten worked as a graphic designer, and now enjoys creating her own book covers.
For more information on Kiersten Fay, or her upcoming romance novels, visit her website www.kierstenfay.com
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