Mouth Watering
St Leasing ,
#1
by L.P. Maxa
Genre: Romance
BLURB
Corey
Cooper, the new guidance counselor at all boys prep school, St. Leasing,
discovers nothing is what it seems, especially the mouthwatering coach, Dominic
Hardy.
EVERYTHING
SHE NEEDED...
Looking
to change her life, Corey Cooper moves across the country to a remote town in
Colorado to become the new guidance counselor at St. Leasing, a prestigious all
boys prep school. But soon she learns her attraction to the gorgeous head
coach, Dominic Hardy, is more than the usual chemistry, and that her students
are more than the typical randy teenage boys.
WAS
WRITTEN IN HIS SOUL
Dominic
Hardy loves his life at St. Leasing. As head coach, he's fulfilled by his
career, and in the small Colorado town outside the school's gates he has all
the entertainment a man could desire. No complications, no attachments, life
was good. Then Corey Cooper comes to St. Leasing and Dominic's instincts kick
in - she is his, and that's for life. Throw in a troubled teen, a tyrannical
parent, and a mysterious disappearance, and all of a sudden everything at St.
Leasing has become a matter of life or death for his kind.
Author
Info
L.P.
Maxa lives in Austin, Texas with her husband, daughter, 3 rescue dogs, 1 cat -
the fish died - and one bunny who doesn't seem to like them. She loves reading
romance novels as much as she love writing them. She says, inspiration can come
from anywhere: a song lyric, a quote, a weekend with friends. The tiniest
things can spark amazing stories. She loves to hear from readers.
MY INTERVIEW WITH L.P. MAXA
How
would you describe your style of writing to someone that has never read your
work?
Contemporary. I feel like everything I write
is a lighter version on the genre its in. My shifter series is about shifters,
but it’s not necessarily the main focus of the book. It’s shifter light. My
rock romance series is about a band. But their music isn’t the driving force
behind their tale. Its rock light. I try to add humor wherever possible, I want
people to have moments of laughter and then moments of heart.
What
are some of your writing/publishing goals for this year?
I’d love to finish and release the whole St.
Leasing series. I don’t like making my readers wait for stories. Because, as a
reader, I get super impatient. I think I did a good job getting the Devil’s
Share series out in a timely manner. So I’m hoping to keep going at that pace.
Do you
have a character that you have been working on for a long time that still isn't
quite ready, but fills you with excitement to work on the story?
I have a couple of different stories that
I’ve started on my laptop. I have a M/F/M story that I get so excited to work
on when I have the time. The three main characters have been friends their
whole lives. They’ve become a family, and I love all three of them. So hard. I
also have a good vs. evil book in my head that makes me giddy. I’ve asked my
husband to help me with that one, it’ll be an interesting experience if we ever
find the brain space to write it.
Where
would you spend one full year, if you could go ANYWhere? What would you do with
this time?
I want to live in Ireland for a year. I want
to wear muck boots and walk around listening to people talk in Irish accents. I
want to drink beer all day. I feel like l would fall in love with the folklore
and the fog. That’s what Ireland is in my head. Fog, stories passed down
through generations, and beer. My husband lived in Ireland for a semester back
in college. He tells me I’m crazy. I’d write while I was there, obviously.
Write drunk, edit sober. Right?
Can you
share you next creative project(s)? If yes, can you give a few details?
There are three more books in the St. Leasing
series, two of which I still need to write. And the Riffraff Records series,
which is my Devil’s Share spinoff, has several more novels as well. Once I
finish those two series I’m really going to try and complete all the
half-started stories on my laptop. There are quite a few of them.
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