J.K. Coi
The Trouble With Destiny
Mild-mannered Sarah McInnes just wants to be left alone. She’s looking forward to finishing graduate school and then working a nice, normal nine-to-five job as an accountant. But when fate interferes with her carefully laid plans in the form of the mysterious and sexy Dorian, her life takes an unexpected detour.
Dorian is a take-no-prisoners kind of guy. For him, duty comes first. So when he intervenes one night to save Sarah from the murderous hands of a daemon and discovers she has the innate ability to fight them, he of course steps in and offers to train her. Daemons notwithstanding, the job would be much easier and their relationship less complicated if Dorian didn’t also happen to be the hottest thing this side of hell.
Now instead of spending her nights in the library Sarah spends them with Dorian, keeping the city safe from monsters and sending them back where they belong. Whether she wants to or not, Sarah has to face the facts: daemons exist, she possesses the power to kill them, and she may never make it to Calculus on time again.
That’s the Trouble with Destiny…
ISBN#: 978-1-60202-101-3
Available Formats – Trade paperback, electronic
Release Date – October 15, 2008
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Website: www.jkcoi.com
Blog: www.jkcoi.blogspot.com
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What inspired you to write this book?
Writing The Trouble With Destiny was a departure for me. I started it at a time when I needed to take a break from my current series, but silly me, I couldn’t just sit back and not write. So instead, I wrote something a little different. Not wildly off the charts different because let’s face it, my voice is still my voice and I’ve learned that much. But different enough to let me have a little fun with it. My other books are part of an urban fantasy romance series called The Immortals, and compared to Trouble they are darker, edgier, definitely more angstier (sure it’s a real word), whereas Trouble is a little bit lighter, with a definitely saucy, sarcastic twist of humour. It actually shocked me out of my socks to find this impertinent, snarky character starting to come out of me as I sat down with my initial idea. But I had to run with it. Isn’t that always the way it goes when the muse hits?
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