Lies and Snow-Clad Graves
Vyberdex #2
By- Tyffani Clark Kemp
Genre- Adult Psychological Romantic Thriller
Publication Date- February 16th, 2016
The bodies lost could not be found…
Kandace Callahan disappeared three years ago. Assuming her to be dead, her family buried an empty casket and moved on, but they didn’t give up finding out what had happened to her.
Beneath the lies and snow-clad graves…
On the outside, Kay Oliver is the perfect wife. She wears a gentle smile and never argues. She and her husband Steven are town heroes.
On the inside, Kay is angry and bitter and she doesn’t know why. That is, until an out-of-towner comes in and shows her the truth. She’s the product of an experiment gone wrong and he’s a private detective sent by her family to find her.
Cries the truth of what happened…
When Steven finds out that she knows the truth, he begins a plot to erase her memory and replace it with one that will suit him better. But with so many unknown variables, he can’t be aware of what will happen if he trusts the wrong person.
…at Harrow Haves.
The truth begins a frantic race to stay alive. Will she make it back to her family? Or will they want the woman she has become?
Author Interview-
What inspired you to write Lies and
Snow-Clad Graves?
Lies
is the sequel to Blood and Shattered Glass, which was supposed to be a
standalone. To understand why I wrote Lies you have to understand why I wrote
Blood. When I first started dating the man who is now my fiance, there were
times when I thought I was crazy. I have never really found myself to be
beautiful or attractive to the opposite sex. I was nineteen when I met my
fiance. I’d never had a boyfriend before, but I had been used emotionally by a
boy I once liked and he knew it. He used my affection to make him feel better
about himself. So when I started dating my fiance I felt like he was too good
to be true, that he couldn’t be real, and maybe I was just crazy and he WASN’T
real. So, in true Author Tyffani fashion, I started writing about it. I wrote a
paragraph and never got any farther, but the story stuck with me until fall of
2014 when I decided to “revisit and revise” (yes, that’s a shout out to Gideon
Cross…) I was going to kill Kandace at the end of Blood and Shattered Glass,
but I felt like there was more to the story, so it ended up being a series and
it isn’t finished yet. =)
When or at what age did you know you
wanted to be a writer?
I
was eleven, in the sixth grade. I knew at a young age and I started studying
writing as soon as I knew it was what I wanted to do.
What is the earliest age you
remember reading your first book?
I
don’t know. I do remember my grandparents reading to me every night from
Aesop's Fables, though. They were, and still are, some of my favorites.
What genre of books do you enjoy
reading?
SciFi
and Fantasy are my first loves, but I will read just about anything if it
catches my attention.
What is your favorite book?
Such
a hard question. I think one that has really stuck with me since I was a teenager
was The Arena by Karen Hancock. It is actually where I got the name for the
name for the male lead in my Vampire Hunted series. I just thought the name
Pierce was really hot and I vowed to use it one day. I just had to find the
right character for such a strong name. I think I found it. lol
You know I think we all have a
favorite author. Who is your favorite author and why?
I
have many, but one I have loved since I was a teenager is Ted Dekker. I just
love the way he writes completely unapologetically. He writes from his heart
and I love it.
If you could travel back in time
here on earth to any place or time. Where would you go and why?
I
don’t know that I would. I think I would rather see the future than the past.
But if I have to choose, I recently got interested in Chernobyl. So maybe
sometime around then. Just out of morbid curiosity.
When writing a book do you find that writing comes easy for you or is it a difficult task?
When writing a book do you find that writing comes easy for you or is it a difficult task?
It
is never the same. Ever. Some stories are easy. Some take a lot of work and
they take a lot out of me.
Do you have any little fuzzy
friends? Like a dog or a cat? Or any pets?
I
have two dogs. Both are mutts and I love them. Adagio and Treble. My musically
themed animals. lol
What is your "to die for",
favorite food/foods to eat?
Chocolate
and pickles. Not together. Those are the two things I would maybe die for. lol
Do you have any advice for anyone
that would like to be an author?
About the Author-
Tyffani Clark Kemp might be the quietest person in the room, but that just means she’s probably the biggest freak too. She is a multi-genre author with a gift for the written word and a desire to help all Indies reach their full potential. In 2012, she and her best friend Kimberly Fudge started SideStreet Cookie Publishing for authors who want to remain independent, but don’t have the time or the knowledge to do it all themselves. From the age of eleven she dedicated her life to writing and making sure she was good at her craft. Now, she passes that knowledge on to others. Her friends would describe her as determined and giving. She may be quiet, but she always has a story to tell.
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