Brant made mistakes, and one was letting Eden 's father get between them, forcing him to lose her. With the intention of making her suffer the emotional pain he had for ten years, he sets out to take his son and leave her behind. But hearing the fear in her voice changed all his plans.
As their reawakened love grows stronger, leading them into the naked passion of each other's embrace, a sudden tragedy threatens to destroy their happiness forever.
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About Brenda Williamson
Brenda Williamson was born in the state of New Jersey, in the United States. She is married, has one son, and a house full off cats. Writing full-time, one would think she has a hobby to get away from the many hours of writing, but writing is her hobby, too. She writes in all genres of romance, generally with erotic elements; historical, suspense, paranormal, and contemporary. She is a member of Romance Writer's of America, and several RWA special interest chapters.
Backlist
New Concepts Publishing - Tornan's Curse
Red Sage Publishing - A Damsel in Distress
Samhain Publishing - Sword of Rhoswen * Wolverton Blood * Devil's Kiss * A Beautiful Surrender * One Bashful Lady * A Desperate Longing.
Liquid Silver Books - In His Protective Custody.
Whiskey Creek Press - Range War Bride * The Witch Stone * Summer Sizzlers Anthology * Lust Anthology * Celtic Love Knots Vol. 6. * Sexual Deceptions - Book 1 * Fiachra's Kiss
Loose-Id - A Sinful Tiger
Aspen Mountain Press - Babes in Toyland Anthology
Mojocastle Press - Savage Seduction
An Interview with Brenda Williamson
By Katie Raines for The Romance Studio
KR: Brenda, thank you for talking with us at TRS BLUE. Please tell us about Her Savage Lover.BW: The is a traditional love story between a woman and a half-breed Indian who were in love as teenagers and then after a separation, reunited. He's bitter and holding a grudge, and she's afraid she'll never get back the love they shared. Yet, all it takes is to spend a little time together to discover nothing has changed in their feelings for each other.
KR: Lovers parted by the heroine's father. One of my favorite stories to read. =) Where did you get the idea for Eden and Brant's story? BW: I like stories of people that are separated and reunited, especially young lovers. Throw in a baby, and you have a story that's been told a thousand ways. Always a little unique, always emotional, and always ending happily.
KR: How did you choose the time and setting for this story? What sort of research did you do? BW: I used to watch old westerns, and I always rooted for the tortured half-breed Indian to win the girl. Everyone always against him, yet he stayed strong, and sexily half-naked. Who could resist that kind of man? I suppose growing up on those Westerns I had a head full off information.
KR: As a reader, I've noticed a slight increase of stories with Native American characters in historical romances. I've missed them. Do you see a return of interest in historical stories in today's market? BW: Everything goes in cycles and I'm sure historicals will gain new grounds with readers. I write historicals, so I keep an optimistic view of them.
KR: As a reader and an author, what do you think today's romance fan is looking for? BW: Something new, out of the ordinary, and yet, having the traditional Happily-Ever-After ending.
KR: What do you think they'll find in your books that they won't find elsewhere?
BW: Unique characters, sometimes a little sappy, sometimes a bit brash, and always evolving in the story.
KR: What makes you happier -- a day where you wrote a lot of words? Or a day where you got an award or a great review?
BW: Definitely a day where I write a lot of words. A productive day lasts a lot longer in the long run.
KR: What genres do you enjoy writing in most and why? BW: Paranormal and historical. Both take me places beyond every day life.
KR: What are you working on at the moment? BW: I'm polishing up a contemporary mystery involving reincarnation.
KR: Where are you usually when you get your best story ideas? BW: In bed, asleep. I'll be semi-conscious and my thoughts will flow with some of the best stories. Sometimes I get up and jot notes, other times I hope, come morning I remember what I created in my head.
KR: Thank you!
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