About Jackie Kessler
"Some kids want to grow up to be doctors, or movie stars, or political assassins. Me, I wanted to draw comic books. Not Archies, either - superhero comic books. Maybe it was all the heavily muscled guys in spandex...
Around the time I was 15, I realized that as much as I enjoyed drawing (note that I'm saying nothing about the quality of those pics), it was a lot of fun putting words in the characters' mouths. I didn't know the term 'fanfic' back then, but I started writing stories about the X-Men, Alpha Flight, and the Teen Titans. Didn't do anything with those stories, other than horrify my mother. She asked why I couldn't write nice stories, you know, about bunnies. Nope - me, I wanted to write about power. About magic. About hot guys in spandex. And about beating those guys bloody and senseless. (In retrospect, maybe I really did want to horrify my mother. Hey, not my fault. When I was a kid, I busted her doodling on the cover of New Teen Titans Number 6. Argh!)
So maybe it's ironic that the book I wound up writing had nothing to do with overly muscled men and everything to do with scantily clad women. (Well, temporarily scantily clad.) Oh, right, and demons."
Around the time I was 15, I realized that as much as I enjoyed drawing (note that I'm saying nothing about the quality of those pics), it was a lot of fun putting words in the characters' mouths. I didn't know the term 'fanfic' back then, but I started writing stories about the X-Men, Alpha Flight, and the Teen Titans. Didn't do anything with those stories, other than horrify my mother. She asked why I couldn't write nice stories, you know, about bunnies. Nope - me, I wanted to write about power. About magic. About hot guys in spandex. And about beating those guys bloody and senseless. (In retrospect, maybe I really did want to horrify my mother. Hey, not my fault. When I was a kid, I busted her doodling on the cover of New Teen Titans Number 6. Argh!)
So maybe it's ironic that the book I wound up writing had nothing to do with overly muscled men and everything to do with scantily clad women. (Well, temporarily scantily clad.) Oh, right, and demons."
Series
Omnibus
Eternal Lover (2008) (with Hannah Howell, Richelle Mead and Lynsay Sands)
A Red Hot Valentine's Day (2009) (with Lacy Danes, Megan Hart and Jess Michaels)
Shades of Gray (2010) (with Caitlin Kittredge)
A Red Hot Valentine's Day (2009) (with Lacy Danes, Megan Hart and Jess Michaels)
Shades of Gray (2010) (with Caitlin Kittredge)
Links to other websites
| jackiekessler.com |
Jackie Kessler recommends
Embrace The Darkness (2007) (Guardians of Eternity, book 2) Alexandra Ivy "A sensual demon plus a hot-blooded vampire equals one hell of a book!" | Happy Hour of the Damned (2008) (Amanda Feral, book 1) Mark Henry "Gruesome, ghoulish and utterly groundbreaking. Mark Henry is daring and scathingly funny." |
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