Morgan Hunter
sacrificed everything for her career. She had yet to encounter anything she
wasn’t willing to do to succeed...until now. When she uncovers evidence that the
healthy foods she’s been hired to promote may be dangerous she must reevaluate
her priorities. As questions mount and the body count rises, she finds herself
caught in the crosshairs of an organization that will stop at nothing to hide
its secrets and protect its profits. With no one else to trust, Morgan is
forced to seek help from the man she drove away, but whom she never stopped
loving.
Today
we’re talking to FBI Agent, Devyn Nash, from “A Taste of Tragedy (Risky
Research Series Book 2)” by Kim McMahill. Let’s get started. I’m sure our
readers are eager to learn more about you.
What is your
relationship status?
For
the first time in my life I’m in a healthy relationship with a wonderful man.
The main problem, though, is that he lives in another state so we don’t see
each other as much as I’d like.
What’s people’s
first impression of you?
People
see me as a no nonsense, hard-as-nails FBI agent. Most think I’m cold and
unapproachable and few try to get close to me. That impression was so ingrained
for so many years that I was starting to believe it, and then came Gage…
Name three of
your favorite things.
Nothing
can compare with the object of my affections, Wyoming Sheriff Gage Harris, but
I also love raw chocolate chip cookie dough and chocolate and peanut butter ice
cream straight out of the carton.
Name three
things that tick you off.
I
have little tolerance for bullies, hypocrites, and weasels of the humankind.
What are you
most afraid of?
I’m
most afraid of failing. In my line of work, when I fail people die.
Are you close to
family?
I
was an only child, so I didn’t have much family to start with. I was very close
to my parents. When your dad is in the military and you live all over the world
it’s helpful if your mom is your best friend. Unfortunately, my parents died in
a boating accident, at least that’s what the authorities claimed, shortly after
I graduated from high school.
Do you care
about what others assume about you?
I
never cared about what others assumed about me until recently. As I mentioned
earlier, I’m pretty infatuated with a handsome and rugged lawman, and I finally
have a girlfriend in my life for the first time since college, so I’m
definitely trying to be a better person.
What kinds of
things do you always carry (in pockets or purse)?
I
don’t carry a purse since I need to keep my hands free in case I have to reach
for my gun or take down a slime-ball. I go through life pretty lean. My badge
is usually clipped to my belt and I have a phone in one pocket and a little
cash stashed in another.
What inner doubt
causes you the most difficulty?
Until
my current partner, Nick Melonis, I went through a new partner about every six
months. I was starting to take it personally, and I couldn’t help but doubt myself.
Was I that hard to be around? I still worry that my new man and best friend will
leave me like everyone else in my life, but the longer they stick, the more my
confidence grows.
What would make
you completely happy?
First,
I have to bring to justice a deadly group who has been manipulating the diet
product industry for profit at the expense of many lost lives. Once that’s
done, if I could spend the rest of my life with Gage Harris, I would die a
happy woman.
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