Interview with Tia Louise, author of Hit Girl

What can you tell us about your new release, Hit Girl?

Hit Girl is a thrilling, stand-alone romance. (You don’t have to read any other books before reading it.) It’s a revenge story, but it’s also a love story. The main character is on a mission to avenge her past. She’s made a list of the men who hurt her, and she’s hunting them down one by one… so that’s exciting! At the same time, she’s in love with a guy who knows nothing about what she does… so that introduces some complications when he finds out.

What or who inspired you to become an author?

I’ve always written, and I started out working in journalism. I guess Stephenie Meyer inspired me to put my fears aside and attempt to be a novelist. (I think she inspired a lot of us!)

What’s on your top 5 list for best books you’ve ever read?

ooo… this is HARD! I’ll stick to the indie romance genre to narrow it down. Some of my FAVEs are The Book of Moses (Amy Harmon), Archer’s Voice (Mia Sheridan), The Pawn (Skye Warren), Truth (Aleatha Romig), and My Heart for Yours (Steph Campbell & Jolene Perry)

Who is your favorite couple from literature?

Hmm… Romeo & Juliet. I know, but seriously, they started it all.

What’s a typical day like for you?

I start checking emails, then I move to FB messages, then I check on the business and marketing side of things, I check in with my reader group (Tia’s Books, Babes & Mermaids), then once I’ve taken care of all the “business,” I write… and around all of that I take care of my two daughters and my husband. It’s wild… lol!

BAM. You’re a superhero. What’s your superpower?

FLYING… I’ve always wanted to fly.

What scene in Hit Girl was your favorite to write?

I love Chapter 8. It explains how she became who she is… but I also love a scene at the end of Chapter 20. It’s an homage to one of my all-time favorite movies… #nospoilers

Do you have a motto, quote, or philosophy you live by?

“Just keep swimming.” The entertainment business goes up and down, and you just have to keep your head down, stay out of the drama, and keep putting out your best work possible.

Tia Louise is the author of the new book Hit Girl. 

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