![]() ![]() Every kid has seen at least one monster movie and knows how things can go bad. But the key is to keep the character as real as possible, capture REAL reactions to an unusual circumstance. ![]() It’s not always easy to keep the balance between drama, humor, and horror. And the main character, Samara, uses sarcasm as a defense mechanism. ![]() I’m a strong believer in humor as a buffer for stressful situations. How were you able to maintain all of these elements in one story? There are quite a bit of laugh-out-loud moments, as well as parts that are action-packed and scary. My imagination was always more exciting than reality.īF: Living Violet is, at times, a satire of the paranormal romances that are currently on bookshelves. I don’t know why I thought the second the book hit the shelves I would get mobbed in the grocery store or have paparazzi camped out in front of my house. I still function normally and go to the same places I always do. How (if at all) has your life changed since being published? A Conversation with Jaime Reed: Author of Living VioletīF: Your first novel, Living Violet (Book 1 in The Cambion Chronicles) released at the end of last year. ![]()
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