I am a wife and
mom to three boys. I am an animal lover especially horses that I used to ride,
train and show. Someday will do once more!
Favorite books are anything astrology, self help, motivation, romance and
humor.
I love chocolate, coffee, my family (not in that
order), and the beach.
I like to garden, hike, jog, swim and travel. My
oldest two boys tell me I am weird as they laugh and I’ll take that as a good
thing. I am told I am witty and sarcastic and I believe that comes out in my
writing.
The third
installment to this series comes out September, 2019 and I am nearly finished
with the last book to the series that comes out in 2020.
Title: MERIDIAN
CHRONICLES BLACK WIDOW CURSE & THE COVEN
Author: M.D. Fryson
Publisher: AMF Publishing
Pages: 408
Genre: Paranormal Romance
BOOK BLURB:
MERIDIAN’S curse has left her in a state all her own of amnesia. She
is on Earth lost and afraid with only fragments to piece together her
mysterious circumstance. The curse has taken the unimaginable from her, but
that is just scratching the surface. The Black Widow curse will reveal itself
through the demon’s riddle, the Coven and the Fairy Nymphs.
A trip back to Salem is just what the psychic ordered, but
treachery lurks with an ex coven member who calls on demons. The demon realm
offers more riddles than answers, but a stroke of luck from the high demon
court, brings in a sophisticated demon, Lahash who has grown tired of the
games.
The curse hides Meridian's identity and her memory will unlock
the Universal secret of her twin soul to find her way home. As Meridian finds Aiden so do the impacts of her
curse and what it could do to their budding relationship.
Meridian’s soul and fate are in the cross hairs,
while the odds rise between the demons, witches and the fairies.
Finally having found Aiden, the Fairy Queen
comes through to send aid to Meridian, but she still doubts herself and
contemplates running away from it all. Who is Meridian's twin soul? Will she go back to
Etheria or will the curse reign down on Meridian?
Find out in this dark and twisted paranormal
romance.
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Thank you for this interview! I’d like to know more about you as a person
first. What do you do when you’re not
writing?
Take care of my minions!
I have three, all boys. I do like
to read, art, garden, hike, jog and travel. I enjoy
music very much and classify myself as an ‘equal genre-tunity.’
When did you start writing?
Around 2015
As a published author, what would you say was the most
pivotal point of your writing life?
For me, being so new, I think just making the decision to
publish what I wrote so far has been the most pivotal. Publishing wasn’t something
that I set out to or aspire to be. I just
sat down to write one day and then I went further and thought, I think I will
publish!
If you could go anywhere in the world to start writing your
next book, where would that be and why?
Back to England.
There is so much history there I would
love to see and take in myself and apply my experience to something in a fantasy
novel would be great. I have been to England,
however I regret not going on to other countries when I had the chance. It also
helps that my grandmother is from England
and I still have family there. My grandfather
was from Denmark. Another country that I would like to
visit.
If you had 4 hours of extra time today, what would you do?
Read more for sure. I
read quite a bit now, but a lot of what I read isn’t necessarily a novel so to
speak. I read a lot of different types
of material. Research, articles on
subject matter that I find important. I
would love extra time to read that novel that I have to keep putting down for
other obligations. Of course, more sleep
too!
Where would you like to set a story that you haven’t done
yet?
I have kicked around the idea of something in Greece.
Back to your present book, Meridian Chronicles: Black Widow Curse & The Coven, how did you
publish it?
I just did it myself. Of course, I did hire an editor and cover
artist.
In writing your book, did you travel anywhere for research?
Yes, I went to Salem Massachusetts.
Why was writing Meridian
Chronicles: Black Widow Curse & The
Coven so important to you?
It is the second of four books in this series that takes the
reader through the many changes the main character goes through. This book is the darkest one of all of them
in that, the main character is cursed and subjected to the workings of a dark
witch and demons. This story is
figurative for many things such as not having faith in oneself, feeling misunderstood,
carrying around a secret that only certain people know about and feeling afraid
to make a mistake. I think we all at one
point or another have faced a situation where we doubted ourselves. For me writing this book in the series really
sheds light on those things that I believe many could relate too.
Where do you get your best ideas and why do you think that
is?
The story premise is
based on a couple of things. One, some
of my own beliefs about the unseen and the love story was inspired by a true
love story. Mine! The relationship woes that both Meridian
and Aiden face is figurative for some real instances that came up through out
the years between my husband and I before we finally married. He was the one who nearly got away.
Any final words?
I hope that everyone who reads it the book, enjoys the read! Thanks for taking a moment to get to know a
little about me.
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