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“An eye for an eye is never enough.”
Kallie Rivière, a Cajun hoodoo apprentice with a bent for trouble, learned the meaning of those ominous words when hoodoo bogeyman Doctor Heron targeted her family for revenge. Now, while searching for her still-missing bayou pirate cousin, Kallie finds out the hard way that someone is undoing powerful gris gris, which means that working magic has become as unpredictable as rolling a handful of dice.
The wards woven to protect the Gulf coast are unraveling, leaving New Orleans and the surrounding bayous vulnerable just as the deadliest storm in a century is born.
As the hurricane powers toward the heart of all she loves, Kallie desperately searches for the cause of the disturbing randomness only to learn a deeply unsettling truth: the culprit may be herself.
To protect her family and friends, including the sexy nomad Layne Valin, Kallie steps into the jaws of danger . . . and finds a loup garou designed to steal her heart—literally.
Read the first TWO chapters of Black Heart Loa for FREE here: http://adrianphoenix.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/Black-Heart-Loa-Sample1.pdf
Black Dust Mambo is book one in the series. A link to the first chapter http://www.adrianphoenix.com/files/Black_Dust_Mambochapter1.pdf
*Also worthy of note, book five of The Maker’s Song series, On Midnight Wings, will be released February 28, 2012.
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Hi! I haven’t started this series yet, but I really like the Maker’s Song books!
Are you ever in the middle of writing for this series, and find yourself thinking, ‘that sounds like something Dante/Heather/yougettheidea would say’?
Do you write both series at the same time, or can you only work on one at a time?
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tallying +1 =28
Hi Bethany,
No, that hasn’t happened, but I have had a few instances of “Man, if Dante or Von were here at this moment, they would say this about the situation.
Right now, I’m only working on one book at a time (deadlines and focus. LOL.)
Thanks for the questions!
wahoo! first one!! okay, maybe not by the time i finish this…well, first off, adrian…AWESOME JOB AGAIN!! i love the chemistry between the characters and it kept me on the edge of my seat…question: do we get more back story? still have some questions about, well, i can’t say them here, but you get my drift…
and oh, *pops champagne* here’s to another success!
real first name (he he he) Erin O.
country USA
and yes, i’ve tweeted, FB’d, RSVP’d too
and i hope i counted right, because i came up with 130 (?) i think?
ROCK ON, ADRIAN!!!
Hey, thanks so much, Conn! I’m glad you’re here and the champagne is much appreciate!
I’m really glad you’re enjoying the book!
There’s a bit more back story, yes. But there will be even more in future books.
wahoo!!! and so cannot wait to hear more from dante and the rest of the gang!
Hi Adrian. The cover for Black Heart Loa is very eye-catching. I loved it.
I have a question, I noticed the heroine Kallie is a hoodoo apprentice. For me that is quite a unique “occupation”. Where did you get the idea from? Was it from a TV show, another characters inspired it or something else entirely?
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Thanks for joining me, Na S.
I got the idea from my study of Louisiana and the culture. Hoodoo is a system of folk magic (as opposed to Voodoo, a religion) in the South and elsewhere. And something I’ve always been fascinated with.
That’s wonderful. I think your study of Lousiana and the culture will really show in yours books. It will give it a more authentic feel.
I know you have been asked in the past what your favorite scenes to write were, but I’d like to know what was your least favorite scene to write was in BLACK DUST MAMBO. I would ask about your least fav in the whole series but since BLACK HEART LOA just came out today, we wouldn’t want any spoilers..LOL
Hi Ang,
Thanks for being here! least favorite scene? Hmmm. To be honest, I can’t really think of one. If I hated writing a particular scene, I would re-work it until I liked it. Or change it completely. So no least favorite scenes. If I don’t like a scene, I sure wouldn’t expect my readers to like it.
Or did you mean least favorite as in emotionally painful or difficult for the character?
Well,l maybe I did mean that..LOL..not enough coffee for me today, I guess. I could see where you would re-write something you didn’t like, so yeah what was the most difficult scene emotionally painfully or difficult for you to write?
And by the way…You rock and so do all of your characters!*smiling*
Some of the scenes with Dante and Chloe as kids choked me up. So did the scene in A Rush of Wings in the slaughterhouse with Jay. Also, at the end of In the Blood, when Dante finally remembered what he had done to Chloe. Sheesh, there are a bunch that are emotionally difficult and they all seem related to Dante. LOL.
In BDM, I think the scene where Layne washes Gage’s body, then dresses him is tough too. And in BHL, Jackson’s memories about his family made my heart ache.
Hugs!
awesome giveaway and I already had Black Heart Loa preordered through Borders
Adrian ur books rock I love them all
Thanks so much, Anna! You’re the best!
Loving the cover of this series. How many books can we look forward to reading in this series?
Chacha H
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Thanks so much, Chacha! Right now the series is open-ended. I have tons of adventures in mind for Kallie and her friends.
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LorettaE/USA
Happy Release day:)
Adrian what makes you the happest about writing?
I love to read and so i thiank all author’s for there wonderful work..
I cant wait to read some of your.They look great:)
Thank you for doing the release party!!
+25 RSVP
+4 asked
+10 RSVP and Attend Merrie Destefano’s event
+1 Tally
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Hi Loretta Lynn,
Thanks for being here and thanks for your comments! It’s the readers I want to thank from the bottom of my heart. Without all of you . . .
Playing with fascinating characters, making them live and breathe, is what makes me happiest.
Well your very welcom.. Reading is great and it helps relax people..So thank you
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Name: Jenna L
Country : Singapore
Hi Adrian, there are multiple POV in this series as well.
Any chance that you will reduce the multiple POV and just show us the main character’s POV instead?
Oops!! I had RSVP with my yahoo email add and not the current one.. xp
Does it still counts?
Hi Jenna,
So wonderful to “see” you again! Thanks for helping me celebrate!
No, I don’t think that’ll ever happen with either series. I’ve already established multiple POVs, so I need to stick with that.
Now once I do some Hoodoo short stories, those will definitely be in one POV only.
I’m also planning another series (Supernatural meets Sons of Anarchy meets Call of Cthulhu) and I’m planning on having only two POV for that one.
Anna D USA
I rsvp’d +25
and tweeted alot
tallying + 10
total like +30
Adrian do u ever get over to the east coast for signings?
Hey, Anna! So glad you’re here for the party!
Right now I’m only doing limited signings fairly close to home. The expense of travel makes signings in other parts of the country impossible at the moment. I hope that’ll change one day. I’d love to meet you and my other East coast fans!
Hey Adrian,
Congrats on the release. No questions because you know I sneek mine in emails and I don’t want to give away anything about the book so I will just say to anyone who has not read the series Get off your butts and go get them you will not regret it. That goes for The Makers Song series as well.
BTW…how is my man doing?
Love and Hugs!!!
Annette S
USA
I can’t spell “sneak not sneek”
Thanks so much for hanging out with me, Annette! I appreciate it!
And your man is doing well. Snoozing at that moment. But once the sun sets…
Hi Adrian!
Addie from USA here…I RSVP’ed yesterday
I am curious, I know your are from Oregon so what drew you to the Louisiana setting and culture for your books? I grew up in Houma, Louisiana and you write like you grew up there too!
Hi Addie!
Thanks for joining me and it’s always good to hear from you! Thanks so much for the wonderful compliment. I feel like Louisiana is my soul place. (I figure if you can have a soul mate, then maybe a place too.) It’s always drawn me, ever since I can remember. I love visiting and learning about New Orleans and Louisiana, and I hope to live there one day.
Addie D from USA
Oh, and my point total is…
25 for RSVP
1 for question
1 for tallying
Total 27 points
Plus I shared on Facebook!
Thanks, Addie
Hi again!
Adrian, your books is part of the Science Fiction/ Fantasy genre. I was wondering if you have considered writing in other genres? If so, which one?
Hi again!
I’d love to write a mystery or thriller or historical fantasy some day. (Or all three!) I enjoy reading a lot of different genres, so I’d have fun writing in them as well.
I hope you do. I’m sure they’ll be wonderful and hope you can reach new readers. I happen to enjoy all the genres you listed but the historical fantasy sounds the most intriguing for me.
Thanks so much!
Hey, Adrian — no question for you, just a quick “wow, this series sounds fabulous!” Congratulations on the new release, and for adding another book to my TBR pile!
Thanks so much, Linda! I appreciate that very much!
Hi Adrian -
I always wonder about authors and how they find the time to write and do everything else they do. You guys amaze me. So when is your favorite time of day to write and do you like any season better than another for getting words down? +1
Tweeted: http://twitter.com/#!/Jovial_1/status/85777715327807489 +1
RSVP and Attend Merrie Destefano’s event here +10
Go enter to win FREE Books here at this contest + 1
RSVP’d +25
Tally +1
Viki S. USA
Total = 39
Hi Viki, thanks for joining us! Thanks for the questions!
I have several times of time that are better for writing than other times: early morning, before my conscious brain starts overruling my dream-laden subconscious; early afternoon when I’m bright-eyed and bushy-tailed (odd, considering I’m not a shifter. Or am I?) and late evening. It seems that late afternoon/early evening is sleepy nap time and my brain shuts down.
All seasons are good for writing. No favorite there.
Hi Adrian,
Do you know how many books will be in your Hoodoo Series?
Have you written a series of PNR books where there is one main hero & one main heroine per book in the series (each book containing a new H & h)? If not, do you think you will in the future?
Do you have any indoor/outdoor pets?
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Points:
+25 RSVP
+ 3 questions
+10 rsvp’d to Merrie Destefano contest for 6/29 using the link on this page
+ 1 entered contest for Catherynne M. Valente’s book
+ 1 for totaling
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40 Total
L. B.
USA
borg_66@hotmail.com
Lea Ellen B. {night owl in IL}
Hi Lea-Ellen, I appreciate you joining my celebration!
At this point, the Hoodoo series is open, no set number of books planned. I have tons of adventures in mind for Kallie and her friends.
Both of my series are actually urban fantasy and not PNR, but even so, both series have a main male protagonist and a main female protagonist that are in each book of the series. The books don’t have a new hero/heroine in them, though I often introduce new characters. I don’t have any plans at this point to write a series that offers a different hero/heroine in each book.
I do have pets! I have three kitties: Amiga, Diabla, and Ember. They are indoor only kitties (I had two indoor/outdoor cats killed by stray dogs that got in my yard), but I take them out in the back yard every evening for supervised exploring/play time.
Thanks for the questions!
+1 Gef F. (Canada)
+1 From your bio, it says you live in Oregon. Is there anything in that region that has inspired your writing to the degree Louisiana has?
+1 How annoying is it for someone who has studied voodoo to see Hollywood’s depictions of it? Is it cringe-inducing or do you just take it as entertainment and little more?
+1 What are the chances of seeing Kindle editions of your work?
+1 Retweeted a link to this review party: https://twitter.com/#!/WagTheFox/status/85781139058462720
+1 I entered the Catherynne Valente giveaway, too.
+50 Tweeted acharmingtime.com code: https://twitter.com/#!/WagTheFox/status/85782124728295424
+1 Total points: 57
Hi Gef,
Thanks so much for spreading the word and for your questions. Somehow I missed your comment earlier. Sorry about that!
+1 From your bio, it says you live in Oregon. Is there anything in that region that has inspired your writing to the degree Louisiana has?
Truthfully, not really. Maybe the Oregon coast, but no. That’s why my stories keep ending up in Louisiana. LOL.
+1 How annoying is it for someone who has studied voodoo to see Hollywood’s depictions of it? Is it cringe-inducing or do you just take it as entertainment and little more?
I generally see it as entertainment, but I wish they could be a little more accurate. They mix up hoodoo and voodoo all the time, and usually cast both in a very negative light.
+1 What are the chances of seeing Kindle editions of your work?
All of my books are already available on Kindle and Nook and e-readers everywhere.
Hi, Adrian. Thanks for the answers. Though, when I search Amazon.com’s Kindle section your books don’t show up. They’re on bn.com, but not the Kindle Store for some reason.
Hey Adrian!
Happy release day! I downloaded Black Heart Loa and I can’t wait to start reading. Is the Hoodoo series more challenging to write than the Maker’s Song series? And who is your favorite character to write about in Kallie’s world? Thanks and I’ll see you over at the Club! As usual, please give Von a kiss for me
Hey Rachel! So wonderful to have you here! I SO appreciate your support!
Actually, the Hoodoo series is a lot easier to write than The Maker’s Song. It doesn’t have all the complicated sub-plots (which I love doing, don’t get me wrong). It has more humor to it as well.
All of the characters are fun to write about, I love exploring Kallie and Layne’s very different backgrounds, but Belladonna and Augustine crack me up. And I love writing about all of Dallas’ bedroom fantasies.
See you in Hell! And I’ll have Dante pass your kiss along to Von.
Hi Adrian!
Loved BDM, can’t wait to read Black Heart Loa!
Questions for you
1. What are you currently working on?
2. What do you do to celebrate every time you have a new book release?
3. What was the last book that you read?
Van P. (US)
+25 rsvped for this event
+3 asked three questions
+1 RSVP Merrie Destefano’s event
+1 Free Books Entry
Tally = 30
Hi Van, thanks so much for joining me! And thanks for your questions!
1. What are you currently working on?
I’m currently finishing up book 5 of The Maker’s Song series, On Midnight Wings.
2. What do you do to celebrate every time you have a new book release?
I try to go out to dinner with friends, but if nothing else, I have a glass of wine. Or two. All right, maybe three.
3. What was the last book that you read?
Rob Thurman’s awesome Cal Leandros series. I’m reading book 5, ROADKILL for the second time right now.
I love your writing style!!!
How does it Feel to be full timing your blessing to the world?
Hey Shanna! Great to have you here! Thanks so much for all of your support!
Writing full-time feels very good. I’m working on getting faster so that I can get more books written and out there.
Hi Adrian,
I love these books (and the Maker’s Song books, too!) and as of 12:01 this am, I have Black Heart Loa on my Kindle. My question … Layne is such an interesting LOOKING character with his height and blond dreads. Do you use real people as the basis for your character’s appearance, or at least some of them? Or is it all just in your head?
Thanks for the great books!
DBR
25 for RSVP
1 for question
1 for tweeting
1 for tallying
Total 28 points
Hi D.B! I’m so glad you could join the celebration! I know you’ve got a deadline fast approaching for your latest Vampires in America novel (must reads, y’all)!
I hope you enjoy BHL. I didn’t use a picture as a guide for Layne’s looks aside from one I found of a man with waist-length blond dreads seen from the back only. Otherwise, Layne’s looks were imagination-inspired.
I come up with the character first, then I go through my file (meaning, pictures torn from magazines and tossed in a drawer) for someone who might look like them. For Basil Augustine, that was Rupert Everett.
For Belladonna and McKenna I found pictures of people in ads who I thought worked well for them.
Other characters remain in my head.
Thanks and hugs!
Hi,
Jennifer M. I RSVP’d
I have read the first two in the Maker’s Song series and I am loving it.
Jennifer
Hi,
When you write, do you sit down for a couple of hours and dedicate the time or do you have bursts of inspiration and then write?
Jenn
Hi Jennifer, thanks for joining us! I’m glad you’ve enjoyed A Rush of Wings and In the Blood!
My writing is my livelihood, so I need to treat it like a regular job with regular hours. To meet my deadlines, I need to write a certain number of words each day. How many depends on the length of the novel and how long I have until deadline.
But being a writer, my mind is always composing. I’ll be doing a chore and a perfect phrase will pop into my head and I’ll scurry to my office and add it in real quick. Or I’ll be walking my granddog and a plot problem unknots and I hurry home to my computer.
I think as a writer, you are ALWAYS writing, no matter where you are or what you’re doing.
Thanks!!
Hi,
Another author was talking about titles. Do your titles come first, before you write, or when just whenever the hit you?
I teach college comp. and I try to get them to be creative with the title. “Final Paper” is just not good enough. The title is the first thing that catches a reader’s eye, unless they are dedicated readers of that author. I have a lot of those. They just do not get it, any suggestions I can pass on about how to get the perfect title, or even one that is not the title of the assignment? (ugh)
Jenn
I generally come up with a working title and find the true title somewhere in the story itself. My first novel, A Rush of Wings, was originally The Fallen, then I pulled a line from the story that seemed to be at the heart of things: A Rush of Wings.
That is my recommendation to your students. Find a word or phrase in the body of the work that sums it up, that is its heart.
Hope that helps!
Bee C
USA
I just wanted to come say how much I love my girl Adrian and her wonderful mind…lol I am so excited to get my hands on this book because I have been missing my sexy nomad’s..LOL
Seriously people if you haven’t read this or The Maker’s Song series WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR…LOL They are fantastic and you are missing some SEXY A#@ men. Layne is the second sexiest Nomad ever (Of course my heart belongs to Von though..lol)
Aw . . . Jamie, thanks so much!! I really appreciate the shout-out and your support! And Von’ll be happy that he’s first in your heart.
HUGS!
Hi Adrian,
I have BDM and I was waiting for the next before I start–I can’t stand the waiting. I’ve already heard fabulous things about this and if I tweeted, I would be spamming people right now.
New Orleans sounds amazing, I want to go visit just for the food. What’s your favorite aspect of New Orleans? If you got the chance to move there, where would you want to live? But Oregon isn’t bad, there’s some great spots if you can find them. What drew you originally about Oregon and have you tried the food?!? You should check out the carts (or pods, as they’re commonly referred to up there).
Thanks!
Biki P, USA
Questions +4
RSVP and Attend Merrie Destefano’s event +10
Free books + 1
Screen bites +1
Tally +1
Total: 17
Hi Biki,
Wonderful to have you joining my celebration! I hope you enjoy BDM and BHL.
My favorite aspect of New Orleans is the vibe, the way the place feels. It feels very alive, yet haunted, and the French Quarter feels like I’m walking in the past. Just love it! The food and the people are great too.
I would love to have an apartment in the French Quarter, a place for spring and fall. (Too hot in the summer.) The Garden District is beautiful too. But I don’t think I could ever afford a place there. LOL.
I moved to Oregon from Idaho when I visited friends who had moved there. It was so green and lush and vibrant (and close to the coast), so I stayed.
Thanks for your questions!
Thanks so much for the reply. Although I’ll be sad to see another Oregon author go, I hope you’ll get your wish and be able to move out there
Thanks, Biki! But I don’t see it happening for a while. I love Oregon too, so I would always keep a home here as well. (In my rich fantasies. LOL.)
Entered to win free books.
Hi! This book sounds so awesome! I don’t recall any other PNR books written around hoodoo, so my question is, are there any that you know of? And also, some writers say they have little routines when they write: whether they listen to music or not, what kind of music, where they write, etc. Do you have any routines when you write?
RSVP and Attend Merrie Destefano’s event here +10 points
Free books entry: +1
Questions: +2
RSVPd: +25
Tally: +1
Total: 39
Hi Julie, thanks for joining me!
Y’know, I don