Review Of Ghost Hunter By Lori Brighton

• BN ID: 2940032899099
• Publisher: Lori Brighton, via Smashwords
• Publication date: 9/11/2010
• Sold by: SMASHWORDS - EBKS
• Format: eBook
• Sales rank: 1,513
• File size: 825 KB

I have to say I was blown away by this book! If I had to use one word to describe it I would have to go with INTENSE!

I had a hard time putting this book down. There are so many great characters in this book you feel like you have to know what happens to them. Lori has also given each character such depth that your hoping that good is able to best evil; so every one makes it out alive. Although if that was the case it might not be a very good read.

You will journey with main character Ashley while she tries to find herself in England; after her Aunt passed away leaving her an old pub. She is also trying to discover what happened to her missing father. She soon discovers there are things going on that are more then she might be ready for. Christian being one of them. He is a mystery for a good portion of the book; is he a good guy or a bad guy. He brings an element of mystery and strength to the book.

I was also intrigued that this book had some elements in it that you don't find in all paranormal book. It had a combination of good and evil paranormal beings. Make no mistakes though just because it's one type of paranormal creature that doesn't mean all of them are good or that all are evil. They are written just like humans, giving each character their own deaths.

Ghost Hunter is the first book in this series. I can't wait to read book 2 Demon Hunter. I would defiantly recommend this series!!

For my younger readers this book is a mature book so there are some graphic sexual situations. So keep that in mind if you can't watch R rated movies you shouldn't be reading this book either!

Interview with Author Rose Pressey

Hello Rose. Thank you for taking time out of your busy schedule to do this interview.

1. When did you know that you wanted to become an author? 

The earliest memory I have of seriously wanting to be an author was about ten years ago. I’ve always had stories in my head though. I remember making up stories when I was a kid.

2. Is there a certain Author that inspired you? 

There are many authors who inspire me. In 2005, I read a book by Mary Kay Andrews. When I finished, I knew I had to give being an author a chance. I wanted to write a book like Mary Kay Andrews. So her book sparked me to work hard and make it happen.

3. When you decided you wanted to write your first novel did you have support from your friends and family? 

I had a lot of support from my family and friends. Probably more support than I deserved.They should have told me how bad my first attempt at writing a novel was instead of telling me the book was great.

4. Do you have a certain location you like to go when you are working on your books to draw inspiration? 

I write a lot in my office, but there are a couple special places I go for inspiration. There’s a huge park near my home. It has a lot of spooky places. Plus, my favorite small town is nearby and there are a lot of historic homes there.

5. Did you always know that you wanted to write paranormal romance books? 

No, I didn’t always know, but combining the two genres seemed natural. I love romance and paranormal.

6. Is there any other style that you would like to write as well? 

I love mystery and that’s a genre I plan on writing more of in the near future.

7. You have a couple book series right now that you are working on. Do you have a favorite series? 

I love all my series. It’s like asking a mother to pick her favorite child. I can’t do it.

8. Your characters are very relatable even if they happen to be a werewolf; do you base your characters on people you know? 

I get inspiration from people around me, but most of the time the characters just show up fully formed in my head.

9. What is next for you? New releases? 

How to Date a Demon will be out in a few weeks. It’s the third book in the Rylie Cruz series.

10. Being an indie author is there anything you want the fans to know such as the best way to support indie authors? 

Being an indie author is tough. Having the support of readers is very important. Leaving reviews and spreading the word is two of the most important things a reader can do to support their favorite indie author.

Again Rose thank you taking the time to do this interview. Is there anything else you would like to add?

Thank you so much for the interview! I had a great time answering the questions.