After sexy bear shifter Grant lost his girlfriend and three best
friends in a fire, he decided he was done with love, done with people, done
with pretty much everything. One woman has him rethinking his whole strategy.
As his boss, Shayla is off-limits, so Grant keeps his feelings for her under wraps until...the attraction doesn't seem so one-sided. Grant takes a risk and lays a piece of his heart on the line. When things get hotter than he could have imagined, Grant wonders--will some of his darker desires be too much for Shayla or will she embrace the needs he's kept hidden for so long?
A reporter who covered the bombing Shayla survived three years before is convinced the only reason Shayla survived is because she's some type of bionic medical experiment or superhuman freak. When the reporter ropes Shayla's angry ex, Hunter into the mix, Shayla's business and her life are on the line. Can she and Grant trust in each other and find a way to slay all the obstacles that stand in their way?
As his boss, Shayla is off-limits, so Grant keeps his feelings for her under wraps until...the attraction doesn't seem so one-sided. Grant takes a risk and lays a piece of his heart on the line. When things get hotter than he could have imagined, Grant wonders--will some of his darker desires be too much for Shayla or will she embrace the needs he's kept hidden for so long?
A reporter who covered the bombing Shayla survived three years before is convinced the only reason Shayla survived is because she's some type of bionic medical experiment or superhuman freak. When the reporter ropes Shayla's angry ex, Hunter into the mix, Shayla's business and her life are on the line. Can she and Grant trust in each other and find a way to slay all the obstacles that stand in their way?
Today we’re talking to Grant
Mitchell from “Bear's Edge (Stranger Creatures book 2),” a Paranormal Romance by
Christina Lynn Lambert. Let’s get started. I’m sure our readers are eager to
learn more about you.
What
was your childhood like?
My dad wasn’t around so it was
just me and my mom though she wasn’t really around much. When she was, she was
usually drunk or worse. I tried to fix things around the house because our
landlord was skeevy and cheap. Money was tight so I paid whatever bills I could
whenever I had (sometimes stole) enough cash.
What
did you want to be when you grew up–and what did you end up becoming?
I didn’t think much about the
future when I was a kid. I was just trying to survive, day to day. My talent at
math helped me earn a scholarship. After college, I put my math skills to good
use and went into financial management. Numbers make more sense to me than
people sometimes.
What
makes you laugh?
My sense of humor is kind of
warped. I laugh at things I shouldn’t and love a good, dirty joke.
Are
you a dog or a cat person?
Either really. But not fish. I
don’t remember to feed them.
Are
you a leader or a follower?
A leader, but I know when to
shut up and listen too. I try not to act like a caveman or mansplain things.
Any
fears in life or are you as tough as you look?
I can’t stand the thought of
losing anybody I care about. When I found myself falling for my boss, Shayla, I
fought it hard because I didn’t know whether I could put myself back together
again if something happened to her.
Do
you like to cook?
Not particularly but I like to
eat regularly so….
Tell
me your best day and your worst day.
The day that changed my life,
and that probably kept me from becoming a criminal out of necessity was the day
I met my three best friends, I was fifteen years old, beaten and bloody. They
barely knew me but they got me cleaned up and never once judged me harshly. It
was through my friends that I met my girlfriend Maya. I was going to ask her to
marry me.
The worst day of my life was the
day I lost all of them in a fire was also the day I became a bear shifter. I
was saved from death when all I had wanted at the time was to die. I thought
everything good in my life had ended that day and that the rest of my life
would just be sadness and misery. Eventually the sadness didn’t overwhelm me
and the memories of the people I lost didn’t cut so deep, but the fear of
getting close to someone and then losing them caused me to keep my distance
from everyone around me.
What’s
it like being a bear shifter?
In the beginning, I hated it and
the bear. Acceptance took a while, but shifting form to run as a bear is kind
of amazing. The bear, yeah, having his voice in my head is weird. I don’t even
know how to describe him. Maybe that he’s my brother from a non-human mother.
He can be obnoxious and nosy, though he’s told me more than once I’m stubborn
and don’t pay attention to what’s right in front of me.
Where
is your favorite place and why?
I prefer being outside. The
quiet and peace of being outdoors appeases the bear shifter side of me, plus, I
don’t care for big crowds. Honestly, anywhere Shayla and I are together is my
favorite place, even if we’re just walking around the hardware store or waiting
in line at the pharmacy dealing with a snarky hipster clerk.
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