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Published March 28th 2014
Immortal Ink Publishing
Genres: Fantasy
Sypnosis:
Twenty-three year old Dimitri has to do what he is told—literally. Controlled by a paranormal bond, he is forced to use his wits to fulfill unlimited deadly wishes made by multimillionaire Karl Walker.
Dimitri has no idea how his family line became trapped in the genie bond. He just knows resisting has never ended well. When he meets Syd—assertive, sexy, intelligent Syd—he becomes determined to make her his own. Except Karl has ensured Dimitri can't tell anyone about the bond, and Syd isn't the type to tolerate secrets.
Then Karl starts sending him away on back-to-back wishes. Unable to balance love and lies, Dimitri sets out to uncover Karl's ultimate plan and put it to an end. But doing so forces him to confront the one wish he never saw coming—the wish that will destroy him.
A dark twist on the genie folklore, SUMMONED follows a reluctant criminal as he unravels the mystery of the paranormal bond controlling him.
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Is Summoned your first novel?
No, but yes. But no. I've completed four
other manuscripts before Summoned, but they are all part of another series
which is not quite ready to be plopped onto Amazon. My friend, author Natasha
Larry, and I decided to take a break from our usual made up worlds and each try
something else. Sixteen days later, I had written the draft of Summoned. A
couple of months later, I signed with my lovely agent, Rossano Trentin.
Do you intend to write any more novels?
Yep. While Summoned was written as a
standalone novel (no cliffhanger), there are likely to be a few more adventures
with Dimitri. He's way too much fun to write. Plus there's that other series in
progress, and a few other outlines floating around in my brainspace.
Why did you decide to write about
genies?
I didn't decide to write about genies. I
decided to write about Dimitri and, as it turns out, he's a genie. He doesn't
live in a lamp or use magic, but you wouldn't want to be on the receiving end
of a wish he has to fulfill.
Why did you write about a male
character?
The primary protagonist of the other series
is also male, so even though Dimitri is nothing like him, it wasn't something I
had to give any real thought. Despite the fact “kick ass females” are a big
thing right now, I think you just kind of know if your character is going to be
male or female.
What was the most difficult part of
writing Summoned?
I was working a day job and then turning
around and pulling another eight hours writing. I did this nearly every night
for sixteen days. So, basically, the hardest part of writing Summoned was
recovering from the caffeine addiction.
AUTHOR BIO:
Rainy Kaye is an aspiring overlord. In the
mean time, she blogs at RainyoftheDark.com and writes
paranormal novels from her lair somewhere in Phoenix, Arizona. When not
plotting world domination, she enjoys getting lost around the globe, studying
music so she can sing along with symphonic metal bands, and becoming distracted
by Twitter. She is represented by Rossano Trentin of TZLA.
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