I 100% support anyone who is legitimately sharing their passion with the world. Eventually, I said…well…why not write that? I’m in no way trying to “soft slap” any other writer. I wanted to read a female lead that didn’t rely on a male character to save her or teach her who she was. I wanted to read a heroine that was strong despite the fact that she was still learning. No matter how well written, and how much I enjoyed them, I was getting tired of reading the same story. – The Devil Series really started in response to a lot of the stories I had been reading and had gotten tired of reading. – What may you say to us about The Devil Series? I can’t seem to stop writing so as I finish one and send it on to my beta readers I have to start the next. As usual there is some overlap between the books I’m writing. – It took six months to a year to totally finish it. – How much time you need to finish the story and to publish it? She’s going through a stage that most of us have to go through at some point in our lives. – I think Talia shares a lot of qualities with myself and a few friends.

– Tell us something more about your main character? Is it close to someone from your real life? But as the story progressed I realized all the qualities that I didn’t like about her were actually the qualities she needed to grow as a person…I mean as a character 🙂 I really expected her story to go somewhere else and in the process I was finding I didn’t like Talia very much as a person. – Figuring out what Talia was trying to tell me. – What was the biggest challenge during the write up process? I find that when a story is working it starts writing itself–and you have to go with it. The end result, That Which Is Lost, didn’t turn out how I expected it too–but I never try force anything I write.

In the dream she was a part of a group of ghost hunters and they resorted to some pretty extreme measures and it grew from there. – It was actually inspired by a dream that a friend had. – I like to call it “a ghost story…with complications.” Talia is haunted by a lot of things–not the least of which is herself. – What is your last book That Which is Lost about? Our next author is having another job to live with, but she is still producing excellent peace of writings. Brandy Isaac’s last book That Which is Lost was published in May.

Devil Inside by Brandy Isaacs