And until another option comes along, she cannot afford to turn the vampire down. But the supernatural bounty hunter doesn’t have a choice in the matter. She knows that she cannot trust vampires. He can see that she needs the work, which is why he has offered Reagan a job, one that comes with a hefty fee. Fortunately, the vampire in question has a heart, sort of.

When a dangerous job comes along, she doesn’t hesitate to take it.īut then an ancient vampire swoops in and steals her mark. Even though she has a rare magic type, Reagan is not doing well financially. Breene’s best novels include:īorn in Fire: Reagan is a bounty hunter. The author has written novels like the Skyline Trilogy and the Growing Pains series under the Willow Summers pseudonym. Breene reads widely because she becomes bored when she consumes the same kinds of stories over and over again. On the literary front, the author reads everything. But she cannot wait to let loose once they mature. She toned her antics down when her children came along. It did not take her long to realize that she did not enjoy the act.Īll in all, nothing scares Breene. Things get even worse when alcohol enters the mix.Īt one point, Breene was whipped during an S&M street fair. She tends to act without thinking, taking insane risks because she wants the thrill that follows. Every occurrence in her stories that is so crazy they cannot imagine it happening in real life is actually based on Breene’s personal experiences. She encourages her fans to skim the romance novels she has written over the years.

If those activities are not an option, she will walk or run. On occasion, she may watch shows like America’s Got Talent, Ninja Warrior, and Master Chef.īut Breene prefers to read or work. If she were forced to write in an interesting location, Breene would feel like she was missing out on the fun and excitement. She needs mundane surroundings that allow her to prioritize her manuscript. If Breene could choose an ideal writing location, she would put herself in a dull environment, especially if she had to go on a writing retreat. The author doesn’t waste moments in exciting locations on writing. When she travels, Breene looks for opportunities that enable her to experience her surroundings, taking note of people, cultures, traditions, and events she can use in her stories. In that regard, she is not like other writers who prefer to spend all their time inside. But after a while, the author will retreat to a quiet place where she can process her thoughts. She wants to surround herself with people.

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