Don't Feed the Fairies by Eileen Gormley

For our latest book, The Pleasures of Autumn, we pay a return visit to the O’Sullivan family. He takes her away from her designer clothes and party lifestyle and moves her to a safe house in the remote Scottish Highlands. When Summer tries the same tricks on him, Flynn decides to teach her a lesson. She proven too hot to handle for every bodyguard her airline-owning father employs, until she meets former army ranger Flynn Grant. In The Pleasures of Summer, we meet spoilt society brat Summer O’Sullivan. It’s hate at first sight, until their plane crashes in a South American jungle and they are forced to work together to stay alive. He’s a notorious womanizer and Hollywood A-lister who hates reporters and Abbie is (you’ve guessed it) a top news reporter. Relationship with Irish actor Jack Winter. Tell us about each of your co-written releases to date.Ĭaroline: Our first novel in the Pleasures series is called The It was picked up and published that year, along with the follow-up, Don’t Eat the Earthlings. The tutor, Patricia O’Reilly said, ‘That’s good, make a novel of it.’ I did, entered Don’t Feed the Fairies in the Amazon Breakthrough Novel Award and got to the quarter final. I did a writing course in UDC, and wrote a joke short story about a space vampire. I was burned out and felt I had no creativity left. Of course we said yes!Įileen: I had been a journalist, and had spent years reporting crime. They asked if we would be interested in writing for them and whether we could write quickly.

We were busy writing a follow-up when we were contacted by Penguin. We wrote a novella called Angels, Demons and Doms which was our first foray into the world of BDSM. Ellora’s Cave had a submission call for stories which featured tattoos, so Eileen and I decided to do a co-write ‘for the craic’. My big break came when American publishers Ellora’s Cave published my sci-fi romance called Timeslip. My firstĪttempts at writing fiction were so woeful, that I decided to go back to college to learn how to do it properly. Tell us about your path to publication.Ĭaroline: I started out writing articles for magazines and journals - usually pieces about genealogy/history of buildings.

Don't Feed the Fairies by Eileen Gormley