Author Archives: Andrew Grey

Guest: Daniel Kaine – Why I Love Paranormal

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Looking at Andrew’s books, I can immediately see one major difference between us as authors. While Andrew mostly writes contemporary stories, I lean a lot more toward paranormal. I know I’ve mused on the topic before, but it got me to wondering again about why it is I love the paranormal genre. One of the biggest draws for me is the sheer scope of the genre. You can go from a chilling ghost story, such as Stephen King’s The Shining, to the dark and sensual world of Laurell Hamilton’s Anita Blake novels. Or if you’re looking for something sweeter, there … Continued

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Celebrating Day and Knight

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As many of you know, I started a new pen name for suspense and paranormal stories and the first one, Day and Knight, released May 4.  As part of that release, I have done a number of guest posts and interviews.  If you’d like to read them, I thought I’d post some links for you. Mary Calmes posted an interview with Day:  http://www.marycalmesbooks.com/2015/05/guest-blogger-dirk-greysons-day-and.html?zx=ade047dd399ecdb7 TTC Books and More did an interview:  http://www.ttcbooksandmore.com/2015/05/day-and-night-by-dirk-greyson-release.html Becky at USA Today’s HEA Blog Interviewed me as well:  http://www.usatoday.com/story/happyeverafter/2015/04/30/becky-condit-romance-rec-day-and-knight-dirk-greyson-interview/26642101/?hootPostID=9a9d9fd9592f75cbe467e35ab0ecc176   These are just some of the posts that have been done with more to come as part … Continued

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The Price Releases at Midnight Tonight

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The Price releases at midnight tonight and I thought I would give you a preview.     Hunter Wolf is a highly paid Las Vegas escort with a face and body that have men salivating and paying a great deal for him to fulfill their fantasies. He keeps his own fantasies to himself, not that they matter. Grant is an elementary-school teacher who works miracles with his summer school students. He discovered his gift while in high school, tutoring Hunter, a fellow student. They meet again when Hunter rescues Grant in a club. Grant doesn’t know Hunter is an escort … Continued

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What I Just Wrote

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I am working on the follow up story to Day and Knight for Dirk Greyson.  Day and Knight releases May 4 and Dirk is currently writing the follow up.  I thought I would share a snippet of what I just wrote as a teaser and to bring you into the fun.  There are times when writing can be difficult and there are days like today when its a joy. “Good god, you’re so much of an asshole that you don’t even realize when you’re being an asshole.”  Dayton’s voice echoed off the acres of concrete in the parking structure.   Knight just … Continued

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Eastern Cowboy – the Story Behind the Story

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My mother and father live outside Baltimore Maryland in a condominium complex.  If you read Eastern Cowboy, then you already know something about it because its their light blue condos that surround one portion of the farm in the story.  All around their area are houses, condos, strip centers and a single farm.    This farm is really old and looks rather forlorn sitting off by itself in the largely urbanized landscape.  The are is called Shipley’s Grant.  I must confess that I know very little about the property, but every time I drove by it, I couldn’t help thinking there was … Continued

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Eating Sushi

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  Okay, yesterday I went to dinner with a large group of friends at the sushi restaurant at the Gaylord Resort in Orlando.  I have to tell you that I am not a fish person in any way and this menu was very limited.  So last night I actually had my first taste of sushi. I have to say that it was okay.  I doubt I’m ever going to become a lover of sushi, but I have to say that it was pretty good.  I only had shrimp based sushi, but it was quite good. Dominic has always said that I’m a … Continued

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Marty on Being the Cover Model for Backward

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Marty is the cover model for Backward and I asked him to write a few thoughts on being a cover model.  He is a great guy and takes one heck of a photograph!!!! Last summer I was contacted by my good friend Jesse Jackman. He mentioned that he had recommended me for a book cover and that he and Dirk had done ones as well. He showed me theirs and I was floored! Such great imagery and the photographer really captured them well. Being a fan of both of them as well as close friends I was touched by their … Continued

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Backward – The Cover

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Marty Pfeifer is the model who posed for the cover of Backward.  Once I had finished the manuscript, I asked Jesse and Dirk if they knew of someone who would be interested in posing for the cover of Backward.  I asked for a larger man who was older.  I didn’t want a young kid.  They told me about Marty and sent me a few pictures.  As you can see by the finished work, he’s a handsome man and was perfect to portray Harry on the cover of Backward.  Joey Flyfoto agreed to shoot the images as he did for Jesse … Continued

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A Brand New Release – Backward

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Today is the release day for Backward, so I thought I would put publish an excerpt for you.  I love this story and it has some really funny moments.  I thought I’d share one with you.   Sequel to Upside Down Bronco’s Boys: Book Three Club owner Harry Klinger has had his eye on Tristan Martin for months, but never had the nerve to approach him. He’s watched as Tristan dated Eddie and then reluctantly sat on the sidelines during the emotional breakup when Tristan discovered Eddie was dealing drugs. Now that Tristan seems to be healing, Harry hopes to … Continued

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Guest Post – A Centaur’s Solstace Wish by Siobhan Muir

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BLURB When making wishes on the Hunter’s star… It will take more than wishes to improve Sedgewick Icetrotter’s Solstice. After being sent to the infirmary, again, for dislocating his shoulder while stringing his bow, he figures he’s got a snowball’s chance in hell to impress the centaur he loves. Until Corporal Ronin Creekjumper brings in two injured centaurs suffering from unusual insect bites, and Sedgewick knows how to treat them. Ronin can’t believe his good luck when Sedgewick saves his men. It also gives him a chance to do more than light candles for his injured friend. Ronin takes the … Continued

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