An interview with PURGATORY'S Hunky Hot Guy,
GAIRE
A Wendigo half-breed, an abomination, Gaire runs from a race that wants him dead. He can't fight what he is—they won't let him forget what he's done.
What’s your idea of the perfect date?
There is no perfect date for me. If I wasn't a halfbreed I would be allowed to mate with a Wendigo female, the only creature that would remain alive after becoming intimate with me.
If dreams come true, and you found the perfect love, what gift would you give he for Valentine’s Day & why?
Loyalty, trust, undying love, and the freedom to be who she is. Because that woman, in herself, would be a very special gift to me.
What’s your greatest flaw?
The beast inside of me. It's dark, deadly, and hard to control.
What’s your greatest strength? Not being what I was born to be.
Being able to isolate, carry on a human facade and live from day to day without giving in to the animal inside of me, begging to be released with every breath I take.
If they were to make a movie of your life, what genre would it be?
Paranormal Horror
An excerpt from the book:
GAIRE: As she slowly walks toward me I can smell desire. Not human desire, a musky, animalistic desire—essential, dark, and demanding. Her blouse comes off first and she tosses it at my feet, steps out of her cutoffs, and stands before me in a triangle of black lace.Sexy laugh, body to die for, and eyes to get lost in, he intrigues me, attracts me, and churns up feelings I've never felt before. But Gaire turns out to be the ultimate

ABOUT THE AUTHOR
I love laughing with my daughters, class B scary movies, fine cuisine and hamburgers from Wendy's. I'm addicted to electronics, dark chocolate, vintage eyeglass frames, and fuzzy warm socks.

There isn't just one thing I'm passionate about. I'm married to a wonderful man, have two adult daughters, three grandsons, and three dogs. I live on fifty acres, hunt and fish, and I will get up in the middle of the night to listen to the coyote sing. I sculpt stained glass, paint watercolors, make jewelry, but most of all I write. I write because I have to and because it amuses me to live vicariously through my characters.