Spies Shouldn't Sleep Naked

For those who would like an early preview of The Hunter (June 28, 2005), I've posted the first chapter on my website. Go to www.Gennita-Low.com and click on the GEMS page on top. Click on the HUNTER GEM. The chapter is in a WORD document. I just know you're going to enjoy what happened to Hawk!

The beginning of any spy novel is very important to me since it sets the tone, be it sexy or angsty. I wanted to start Hawk out being alone, which he usually likes, but in this case, he isn't enjoying it because of his circumstance.

It's tough to write sexy when there are obviously very sobering things happening in the spy-world. In The Hunter, I continued Dilaver's illegal human-trafficking doings that was hinted at in The Protector. Remember that Jazz is brought up by women and loves and respects them?

Well, now you have to bear in mind that Hawk's family is mostly men and he has been mocked as "catnip" for women on a few occasions. We also know that he enjoys being the ladies' man. However, now, he is in the world of enslaved women, and he's hating every minute of it. Worse, he can't even attempt to save them. Hawk is not a happy camper when the book starts.

Let's hope the heroine, Amber, changes things! Oh, and there's a reason why you should read the spoiler-chapter if you want to be in the know about the title of this post! ;-)

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