Thank you for stopping by I'm delighted to be one of the stops on the blog tour for The Kithseeker and sharing a Q&A with M.K. Wiseman today. First of all let's take a look at the description for the book...
France, 1680
Liara's defense of the Wizard Nagarath has
rendered Anisthe incantate--bereft of magick--but even this cannot
guarantee her safety. Because the death of her father-in-magick would seal the
girl's fate, necessity demands she and her wizard maintain a watchful eye on
the war mage, while protecting her from his dark designs.
Anisthe has embarked on a journey across
Europe, aided by his half-fey manservant with an agenda all his own. They
search for a legendary mirror that contains the world's most powerful magick.
Although the stuff of fairytales, the possibility of its existence compels
Nagarath and Liara to seek the artifact themselves. Both know that should
Anisthe lay claim to that power, Liara would be at his mercy and not even
Nagarath could save her.
Thus, the pair find themselves at Versailles,
surrounded by agents who ferret out magick users and destroy them. Uncertain
who is friend and who is foe, with their rival on their heels, they must
discover the mirror before Anisthe releases its evil, or worse, it lays claim
to Liara's magick and brings doom upon them all.
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Thank you
for taking part in the Q&A, so let's get started…
Which three
words best describe your personality?
Enthusiastic,
upbeat, forceful.
Which three
vacation spots are your favourite?
New Mexico,
Grand Tetons, Croatia.
Which three
things do you enjoy doing when you aren’t writing?
Music
(playing/jamming), fishing, & reading.
Which three
books would you want if you were stuck on a desert island?
Laurie R
King’s Monstrous Regiment of Women
Carol
Kendall’s Gammage Cup
Jimmy
Buffett’s Salty Piece of Land
Which three
books were your favourite as a child?
Brian
Jacques Mariel of Redwall
Louisa May
Alcott’s Little Women
Carol
Kendall’s Gammage Cup
Which three
characters from any book would you have around for dinner?
Sherlock
Holmes, Dirk Gently, & Gandalf
(And if I
get to have them all over at once? Oh my gosh, this is the most hilarious thing
I can imagine!)
Which three
things most inspired this book?
My eternal
love of wizards and fantasy,
love of
libraries,
Croatian
pride.
Which three
emotions do you think your readers will experience while reading your book?
Affection, anxiety (sorry), &
satisfaction.
Last
question I promise ;)
Which three
words would you use to describe your book?
Magical.
Intricate. Intense.
Thank you
again!
M. K. Wiseman has degrees in
animation/video and library science – both from the University of
Wisconsin-Madison. Today, her office is a clutter of storyboards and
half-catalogued collections of too, too many books. (But, really, is there such
a thing as too many books?) When she’s not mucking about with stories, she’s
off playing brač or lying in a hammock in the backyard of her Cedarburg home
that she shares with her endlessly patient husband.
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