Hi Jennifer, welcome to the blog, please Tell us a little about yourself?

I'm a mother of two and wife of one. My day job is actually as an electroneurophysiology tech but since most people look like a dear in the head lights when I mention it, I didn't bother writing it into my author bio. I own a small photography business, which I absolutely love. I mostly write at night when the kids are asleep and I don't have toys and baby spit up flying at my head.

Indie publishing....hard road or good experience?

I won't lie; it wasn't easy. As a first time author I had no idea what I was actually getting myself into. I had to first figure how to even get my work out there, and then everything from the cover to the formatting and everything in between. It's a lot of work for one person, especially when that person is new to the literary world. That being said, indie publishing does have its advantages. Every decision is your own and so the author has total creative control.

What influenced you to write Silver and Stone?

While on maternity leave, I went on a YA paranormal romance bender so to speak. The more I read, the more annoyed I became with vampires. They're deadly sexy, we get it. But I kept thinking that there MUST be something else out there. That's where the character of Lucas took life and the Bloodlines series was born.

If you could pick a song that fit the mood of your book what would it be and why?

That's a tough one since the book touches so many different themes, but I would have to say Birdy's rendition of Skinny Love matches the dark melancholic mood of Silver and Stone.