Why you must read Lynne Cantwell’s Undertow
Surf’s up… Lt. Darrell Warren, Navy SEAL and Potawatomi medicine man, has been reassigned from the Pentagon temporarily to a command in Virginia Beach. He thinks he’s there to investigate a rumor of a terrorist attack against the Hampton Roads Bridge-Tunnel, but his commander wants him to go undercover to infiltrate the terrorists – a job that’s way outside Darrell’s wheelhouse. And this time — unlike two weeks before, in Washington — his two housemates aren’t available to help. Sue, the Right Hand of Gaia, is at the beach for a much-needed weekend of relaxation – and she’s met a man who might just be The One. And Tess, who has an uneasy relationship with the Morrigan, is chasing Hurricane Hubert, a storm more powerful than Katrina. Tess thinks she can report on hurricane preparations while running down the rumor about the terrorists – and deciding how she feels about Darrell. The terrorists are not who they appear to be, and the hurricane is inching closer. To thwart both disasters – as well as cope with their own relationships – Darrell, Tess, and Sue will need the help of the gods. This is the second book in a series, so we need to get caught up with the first, Crosswind. What genre is this? Tell us about Lt. Darrell Warren. And Tess and Sue? Sue Killeen is a project manager for a nonprofit in Washington, DC. She’s also the Right Hand of the Earth goddess Gaia. She has a serious lack of self-esteem and is jealous of Tess’s ability to attract men, which is a problem when Tess starts seeing Darrell. We always ask authors how much of themselves are in their characters. Ah, we knew there’d be a connection. What else do we need to know about you? Have you written anything else we should read next? Do you have a website where we can keep up with your work? How can we follow you on Twitter and/or Facebook? What’s next? How easily do new storylines come to you? If we give you four random words A fortysomething American woman, trying to forget her failed marriage, treats herself to something she’s always wanted to do: a trip to Mexico to tour the pyramids. There, she meets a handsome Hispanic man who may or may not be a bad guy (haven’t decided yet). On their “special tour” of the ruins, the two of them are somehow teleported a couple of years into the future, where they discover her ex-husband is searching for her — he’s involved in some shady deal with a drug lord and needs a thing he once gave her that she happened to be carrying when she went through the portal. Mystery and danger ensue. |
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