Wucaii
Blurb:
It
has been 500 years since Aelana has been home, and a lot has changed in
that time--including her. As a half-dragon, half-human hybrid, she has
been traveling the universe destroying worlds. Both anxious and excited
to return, she wonders what she will find. Her memories of home are
filled with pain and loss, especially for her first and only love. She
knows he won't be there, but will his memory? Will her anguish remain?
What waits for Aelana on her home world? Find out in this exciting urban fantasy novel by Pembroke Sinclair.
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About Pembroke
Sinclair:
Pembroke
Sinclair is a literary jack of all trades, playing her hand at multiple
genres. She has written an eclectic mix of fiction ranging from horror
to sci-fi and even some westerns. Born in Rock Springs, Wyoming--the
home of 56 nationalities--it is no wonder Pembroke ended up so
creatively diverse. Her fascination with the notions of good and evil,
demons and angels, and how the lines blur have inspired her writing.
Pembroke lives in Laramie, Wyoming, with her husband, two spirited boys,
a black lab named Ryder, and a rescue kitty named Alia, who happens to
be the sweetest, most adorable kitty in the world! She cannot say no to
dessert, orange soda, or cinnamon. She loves rats and tatts and rock and
roll and wants to be an alien queen when she grows up. You can learn
more about Pembroke Sinclair by visiting her at
http://pembrokesinclair.blogspot.com
Remember, when dealing with zombies, you need to stay alert to stay alive.
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Interview With Pembroke
Sinclair:
1. Can you tell us a little about your book?
Wucaii is a different sort of story. It's about a human-dragon hybrid who is trying to find her place in the universe. She doesn't quite fit with the dragons, and she certainly doesn't fit with the humans, but she can't let go of her emotions or her past. This book examines how she navigates her new role as a destroyer but still retains her humanity.
2. When did you know you wanted to write a book?
I'm not sure I can answer this question. I don't know that I really ever wanted to write a book, but I'm compelled to do so. I started writing in high school, but I didn't get my first book published until long after college. Since then, I just keep putting words onto the page and hope someone wants to read them.
3. How do you decide what genre to write in?
I actually write in a variety of genres from sci fi to fantasy to horror, and I write kids' books, young adult, and adult stories. Really, it just depends on the story that needs to be told. However, I think as I continue to write, I much prefer the young adult genre.
4. Which of your characters would you like to meet in person and why?
Wow. What a really good question. I feel like I already know my characters pretty well since I'm inside their heads they are inside mine. I'm not sure who I would want to meet in person because they are all amazing (and irritating) in their own ways.
5. Do you work with an outline, or just write?
I usually just write. I often have an idea of how a story is going to end, but the journey to get there is often a surprise.
6. Do you have a favorite spot to write?
Not really. I do it whenever and wherever I can.
7. Do you have a favorite food or drink you must have nearby when writing?
I usually have a glass of ice water next to me.
8. For a reader who hasn't read your books yet, which book do you suggest they start with?
Well, now that depends on what their preference is. If they're into zombies, they can check out Life After the Undead. If they like sci fi adventure, there's Coming from Nowhere, and for urban fantasy with a little bit of romance, there's Wucaii.
9. What are writing projects are you currently working on?
I have another young adult zombie novel with a publisher that will be coming out sometime in the future called "Humanity's Hope," and I am working on the sequel to that book.1.
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