Kara Wills His curse brings love and heartache. . . The moment Shaye sees Moira, he is sure she will break his two hundred-year-old curse. It doesn't take long for Shaye to fall in love with this magnificent human woman, but proving his love is more difficult.

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Moira is piecing her broken heart and broken life together when Shaye storms in and whisks her away on a fairytale adventure. Accepting his mythological nature--half human, half faerie--is disturbingly easy. Accepting his promise of forever seems ludicrous, as much as her heart beats to believe in him. Daeanna is the daughter of Dagda, king of the Tuatha de Danann, and she is hell-bent on keeping what is rightfully hers: Shaye. Rejecting any possibility that Moira might be his true soul mate, Daeanna is determined to keep them apart...whatever the cost. Love has never been so powerful, greed never so hideous. In worlds infused with beauty, magic and peace, can nightmares be banished and deceit be justified? Can love truly conquer all? Reviews for Forbidden Heart "Kara Wills blends together two worlds beautifully. The connection built between Shaye and Moira, and the devotion he shows to her is breathtaking. Her secondary characters are also quite charming and I found myself wanting to learn more about them as well. FORBIDDEN HEART takes you to a realm where magic, fairies, and faes coexist with the world as we know it. It is an enchanting read that no fantasy lover will want to forgo." - 4 Blue Ribbons, Pamela Denise, Romance Junkies Visit Kara Wills' web site Read an excerpt from Forbidden Heart About Kara Wills Kara Wills was born and raised in Montville, New Jersey. She relocated to Central Florida in 2005, where she continues to pursue her childhood dream of writing. Developing an intrigue for paranormal events at the tender age of eleven, she remains fascinated by the thin line between mythology and reality. She delights incorporating faeries, dragons, vampires and the unexplained into imaginative stories, often leading readers into an unknown time and place. Also by Kara Wills Shadow Hunter (BookStrand) An Interview with Kara Wills By Holly Hewson for The Romance Studio HH: Kara, thank you so much for talking with us at TRS. Please tell us about your featured book, Forbidden Heart. KW: Thank you so much for having me here. Forbidden Heart is about a cursed Talaenian Fae who seeks his soul mate to break his two hundred year old curse from a pure-blooded Tuatha de Danann princess. When Shaye crosses Moira’s path, he is faced with the daunting task of winning her heart, a feat which proves far more difficult than he ever expected. He must prove his unconditional love and keep her safe from the vindictive princess who has no intentions of letting him go. HH: Yours is a magical tale of a cursed hero and a heroine trying to mend a broken life. Where did you get the idea for their beautiful story? KW: I’m a hopeless romantic. I adore stories about love seeing you through. In my opinion, there’s nothing stronger than true love. Shaye and Moira’s story focuses on the strength of their growing love and the evolution of them as people in the face of obstacles, primarily Daeanna. The little details are not overlooked, from Moira’s insecurities in the wake of Shaye’s world to her ability to humble a man no one believed could love just one woman. HH: This is the first book in your Talaenian Fae series. What can you tell us about where you got the idea for the series? KW: The idea for the Talaenian race really just came to me. Most of my ideas sporadically pop up with no exception here. It’s just a matter of building on the idea and filling out the story that takes a little time. In creating a new breed of Fae, the most important fact that stuck with me was avoiding myths and legends. I had to come up with a way they skate detection from humans, which keep them out of storybooks, while making them real in the eyes of the Tuatha de. The only mortals who can see them end up being soul mates to a member of their race. The Talaenian people have faced a segregation of sorts. Their forthcoming to reclaim a respected place in the Fae world without being ashamed of their affection towards humanity is the premise for the series. HH: What can you tell us about the stories to come? KW: I admit right here that I have a weakness for Shaye and Moira. I hope to somehow incorporate them into future books. Book 2 focuses on Rihanna and rediscovering her soul mate a century after he was brutally murdered. The rebirth of elemental powers will come into play and a truce will be made between Tuatha de and Talaenian. With truces come conflicts, especially from those who continue to see Talaenian people as a shameful branch of their species. HH: What do you like best about Shaye? KW: He’s fallible. On the outside, the man is perfect from his dark good looks to his confident composure. A sexual prowess and a high degree of conceit in the air surrounding him makes women drool. The man’s irresistible. Beneath his impressive front, he possesses a tenderness that’s admirable. He can forgo pride in the face of love and often sacrifices himself for those dearest to him. He might be extremely suave, and a tad bit overconfident, but the man still has a lot to learn when it comes to handling Moira. HH: How did you go about creating his world? KW: The Talaenian people are a people of peace and tranquility. Their lifestyles are simple and they work well with their surrounding elements. Creating their world was exciting and I wanted this magical place to reflect what the Talaenian people are all about. You won’t find any Ferraris here. HH: How did you get your start as a writer? KW: Christmas break in NJ can be very boring. My best friend and I decided to sit down and write stories. I remember reading YA thrillers and not being satisfied with the endings or wondering what the outcome would have been if something in the plot was different. That fueled the idea for my first book and the rest is history. I fell in love with storytelling. It’s a wonderful outlet for my overactive imagination. And, no. No one will ever see that first book. I wrote it when I was 11 and it shows. HH: How have things changed for you since then? KW: What started as a hobby became an obsession and finally a career goal. I will never give up writing. I just love it too much. Writing took priority to just about everything and I had my sights set on achieving my goals of publication. There is nothing more satisfying than sharing a story with readers and making them feel good. We all need some rejuvenation now and again, something to lift our spirits. HH: What else do you have in store for lucky readers? KW: I have so much going on. So many ideas. I’m working on a sorcerer trilogy and a vampire series. Yes, I love vampires and creating this new twist on them is truly bringing me back to my younger roots. I have one or two single-title paranormal romances in the mix. Of course, I am continuing with the Talaenian Fae series. HH: What are you doing this summer? KW: Writing, lol, and spending time with my family. It gets pretty hot here in Florida so much of our time is spent indoors until the evenings when it starts to cool. I hope to finish two books during the summer months and focus on edits when my son starts school. HH: Thank you! Top