by K.E. Moody
Book 1, in the Soldiers of the Craft Series
"Soldiers of the Craft: The REBIRTH"
Genre: Adult Urban Fantasy. 314 pages.
"Soldiers of the Craft: The REBIRTH"
Genre: Adult Urban Fantasy. 314 pages.
Price: $3.99 ebook (at time of post)
…they are Witches.
While Donovan takes Deandra under his wing (and into his bed) to teach her about who and what she is, they discover an unavoidable tether between them. Along the way, something is tugging at Deandra’s instincts that danger is coming, and she and Donovan are tasked to find, recruit, and protect other Witches like herself.
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At what point in your life did you realize that you wanted to be a writer?
I’ve always enjoyed writing, but I started writing seriously when I found out I was pregnant. I wanted to document everything about my experience and it ended up growing into a big beast after a while. My style had always mostly been satirical and funny. I found I was pretty good at telling short stories, so I wanted to try for a longer one and one that wasn’t a comedy.
Who is your favorite character in Soldiers of the Craft? And why?
I love Farrell…he’s an a**hole and yet I know, as a reader, there’s something mysterious and possibly wonderful about him that hasn’t yet been discovered or revealed.
In Soldiers of the Craft, the main character Deandra is a witch. If you could cast any spell, what would it be/do?
I would want to fly, for sure.
Where did you get the idea to write Soldiers of the Craft?
I was sleeping and had a dream that I was with a group of friends running a way from something that was chasing us in a cemetery at night. We couldn’t get out until I grabbed the iron bars and they disintegrated…I woke up and thought, “Wouldn’t that be awesome?!”
If Soldiers of the Craft gets made into a movie, who would you like to see play Deandra and Donovan?
When I originally pictured Donovan, it was Paul Walker. Deandra was Jennifer Connely.
Where are we most likely to find you writing?
You’ll most likely find me in a local coffee shop with my ear buds in, sipping on a salted caramel mocha.
What’s the most discouraging thing that happened while trying to write/publish, and how did you get over it?
The most discouraging thing that happened while going through the writing/publishing process was realizing how LONG I’d made my book and how much fat I needed to trim. I personally edited it at least 20 times before handing it over to my editor to clean up from there.
Any advice for aspiring writers?
Don’t force it. If it is a story you want to read…write it.
What’s your favorite book?
The Harry Potter series
Who’s your favorite author?
J.K. Rowling and Stephen King
Do you listen to music while writing, or do you need silence?
Have to have music playing and I love “Blood Stream” on Pandora. It’s my favorite station when writing.
What do you like to do when not writing?
I enjoy getting out and hanging with my daughter, my boyfriend, my friends and family.
What’s your favorite dinner…..and dessert?
Love Sauerbraten with spatzle for dinner and salted caramel gelato for dessert.
If you had to pick one movie or tv show to watch for the rest of your life, what would it be?
Hands down…Harry Potter series.
If you could spend a day with any one person from the past, who would it be?
My grandma Virginia.
K.E. Moody
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Kathryn Moody has been writing for years, but Soldiers of the Craft is her first published piece. While her typical blog entries have centered mostly around satirical stories, she decided to try her hand at fiction as a personal means to creatively let loose. Kathryn (or “Kathy”) and her daughter, Farrah, live in Central Washington and travel back to the west side of the Cascades often to visit family and friends.
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