Guest Author: Erica Hayes
Today, I’m excited to welcome Erica Hayes to Literary Escapism as we celebrate her upcoming release, Shadowfae!
Imagine a secret world veiled in fairy glamour and brimming with unearthly delights. A city swarming with half-mad fairies, where thieving spriggans rob you blind, beautiful banshees mesmerize you with their song, and big green trolls bust heads at nightclubs. And once you’re in, there’s no escape…
Enslaved by a demon lord, Jade is forced to spend her nights seducing vampire gangsters and shapeshifting thugs. After two hundred years as a succubus, she burns for freedom and longs to escape her brutal life as a trophy girl for hell’s minions. Then she meets Rajah, an incubus who touches her heart and intoxicates her senses. Rajah shares the same bleak fate as she, and yearns just as desperately for freedom. But the only way for Jade to break her bonds is to betray Rajah—and doom the only man she’s ever loved to a lifetime in hell.
Doesn’t this sound phenomenal? If so, stick around, we’re giving away a copy this week!
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Thanks for inviting me to join the fun here at Literary Escapism. It’s a real buzz!
Magical powers – you do the charm, you wear the harm
I always thought it’d be cool to have magical powers. I remember when I was a kid, I wanted to do the Jedi Mind Trick, like Obi-Wan Kenobi. I spent a lot of time wandering around, waving my fingers mysteriously and intoning in a deep voice, ‘These aren’t the droids you’re looking for.’
Sadly, it never worked for me. So now I’m a grown-up, of course, many of my urban fantasy characters have paranormal or magical powers. Hey, maybe I’m compensating for something. But now I’m old enough to realize that maybe magical powers aren’t all they’re cracked up to be. Nothing gets you nothing, and like all good things, magic comes at a cost.
Jade, the heroine of my novel Shadowfae, is a succubus, which in my world means she’s a mortal woman granted a thousand-year lifespan by a demon. She wears enchanted golden bangles that give her the demonic power to seduce any man she desires.
Sounds pretty cool, huh? Live for a thousand years, stay forever young, have any guy you want. The catch? Jade’s bound to obey her demon’s will, and must spend her time hunting down the damned souls of gangsters and murderers and sending them to hell.
And because she’s always tricking men into wanting her, her self-esteem takes a real beating. Because they never see what she’s really like, she believes no one could ever want the real her.*
Bummer. Seems there’s always a downside. Take vampires, for instance, whatever flavor you like. They get some cool benefits, namely immortality, eternal youth and that sexy hypnotism thing. Maybe turn into a bat if the fancy takes you. Of course, to get those things, they have to drink human blood, stay out of the sun, sleep in a hard wooden box, that kind of stuff.
And it’s not just the old-fashioned creatures that get the raw deal. These days, you do the charm, you wear the harm. Sam Winchester from Supernatural gets premonitions of death. Sounds pretty cool, save some lives, that kind of thing? Bzzt! Guess what, Sam? It means you’ve been chosen by a demon. For… some bad stuff. {I’m only up to season 3, okay? No spoilys!}
Charlaine Harris’s Sookie Stackhouse can hear people’s thoughts. Nice one! Find out what your friends think of you, right? The catch… well, you find out what your friends think of you. Not such a party after all.
Captain Jack Harkness from Torchwood can’t die. You wouldn’t think there’d be a downside to that. But there is. Oh, boy, is there. Defying death is the ultimate act of un-humanity, and in the end the world casts Jack as the Monster We Can’t Understand. I defy any of you not to cry for Jack at the end of Children of Earth. Sob. Sniffle.
So now we’ve had the grown-up, beware-of-authors-bearing-gifts talk: if you could have paranormal powers, just for a day, which power would you choose, and why? And what would be the downside?
I think I’d still go for the Jedi Mind Trick, even though it’d be tempting to join the Dark Side. I’m waving my fingers right now. They aren’t the droids you’re looking for. Really, they’re not. Okay?
* She could be wrong, of course. The book’s a romance, after all
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6 October 2009 at 8:51 amMy paranormal power for the day would be kinda naughty and on the succubus side – I would want to be able to make bring “you” intense pleasure with just a thought! The down side would be that “I” could not achieve the small deaths that I could create in others. Is that vague enough for you?! Don’t want to smack you in the face with my guttermind too early in the morning ;)
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6 October 2009 at 9:21 amI’d love to have telekinetic powers for a day. I’d be so lazy. I wouldn’t have to get up to do anything, my mind would just make it happen.
6 October 2009 at 9:25 amHi :)
6 October 2009 at 9:33 amThank you Erica for sharing that fun post.
If I could have a power for 1 day, it would be time-travel.
I could find out true history, and satisfy my curiosity about what the future will bring.
Down side? I can’t think of one.
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I’ve often wished I could be ‘a fly on the wall’ and so I think shape-shifting into one at the opportune time would be very handy indeeed. Downside: having the person I’m spying on go and get a can of fly spray out… Hmm. Not a good way to go!
6 October 2009 at 9:37 amI would want the power to blink. You know, like Bewitched. I would blink to all sorts of places. Guess I would need this for more than a day to really enjoy it.
6 October 2009 at 9:48 amI’d want to fly because that has always seemed the ultimate trick to me. Drawback? The coming back down to earth…
6 October 2009 at 9:57 amCongrats on the imminent release of Shadowfae, Erica!
Hey, thanks for dropping by, everyone! And thanks to Jackie for having me!
Miranda: that would certainly save a lot of effort, wouldn’t it? {snicker} Bummer about never having the… er, pleasure… yourself ;)
Sara: oh, yes. Telekinesis. Housework? No problem. And no more getting up to let the cat out!
RK: oh, you’re scary :) knowing the future? Eek! You’re a braver soul than I! But it would be cool to go back in time. And meet, I dunno… Noah in his ark. Or Mozart.
Mel: mmm, you evil thing. Now I’m trying to think of a fly-shifter story :) Now there’s a challenge for EC… But yeah. Nerve gas in a can. Not good. Bzzz, bzzz, bzzzt!
Elie: Good one! That’d be great. I think I’d blink to the shops right now and get me some chocolate…
6 October 2009 at 10:01 amI’d want Jean Gray’s powers, you know from the X-men. Fortunately, she only reads minds when she wants to. With telekinesis, though, I’d probably get really fat. The rage thing would be a problem-don’t want to turn into Pheonix, but I think that’s really more of a personal history thing, not something inherent in her powers.
6 October 2009 at 10:06 amTeleportation – that would be so cool to just go somewhere with a thought.
Downside is: you can end up in solid matter and well be squashed like a bug!
6 October 2009 at 11:08 amMy paranormal power would have been animal control. Be able to communicate with all kind of animals and creatures. Having that power gives you a lot of extra help if you should end up in trouble, or you need some sneaky little rats to spy on certain people for you. The downside is probably that all animals is unpredictable matter how good you are to the animals.
6 October 2009 at 11:26 am“if you could have paranormal powers, just for a day, which power would you choose, and why? And what would be the downside?”
6 October 2009 at 12:23 pmI’d be able to teach anyone anything (think Hiro’s Dad’s training montage in Heroes end of season 1) in just a few minutes. Why, because potty training is a pain in the butt, and so is math. Down side…I can’t teach it to myself or let the normals know.
I’d have to go with telekinesis a la Jean Grey. I’m guessing the downside would be being able to control it so that I don’t put holes in walls and what not.
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6 October 2009 at 12:34 pmI would want the ability to fly, but I guess the downside would I have to be careful about being seen or else I may be captured and experiemnted on.
6 October 2009 at 2:18 pmGreat post. I look forward to reading Shadowfae.
6 October 2009 at 2:54 pmA power for a day? I think I’d like to fly. the downside after the day was up I’d have to go back to the regular way of transportation.
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6 October 2009 at 2:55 pmMy paranormal powers for the day would be teleportation because then I could teleport anywhere I would love to go. The downside might be you teleported to the place at the wrong time and in the middle of fight, etc.
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6 October 2009 at 3:04 pmI’d either want to fly or have the ability to heal. The downside to flying could be that it can get cold. ha ha ha I’d have to wear warm clothes. Another downside is I’d be flying alone, not unless I fly with the birds, that’s if they’re not scared of me.
6 October 2009 at 3:18 pmCongratulations on your upcoming release, Erica. It sounds just like my kind of book.
I think I’d like to try telepathy – for a day, at least. I’d say the downside would be all the meaningless chitchat you’d pick up if you couldn’t screen very well. As a newbie no doubt I’d have that problem!
6 October 2009 at 3:41 pmI would love the power to move back in time to any era I wanted and to then be able to go anywhere without being able to be harmed in anyway.
Think of all the mysteries over the ages that I could solve and the answers to what really happened that I could discover.
The downside: It would take a lot of the wonder out of life being able to know everything and life would probably turn out to be very boring.
6 October 2009 at 3:42 pmHi Erica
My one power for the day would be to be able to see into the future. I’d like that for several reasons. One: I could try to help avert any major disasters and save lives. Two: I could win lotto, bet onthe horses, etc and make enough money to help my families, friends and others in finacnial trouble. Three: Simply to be nosey – what inventions are coming up, does man ever live onthe moon, what will my grandchild grow up to be, will we ever get to do the ‘beem me up scottie’ mode of transport.
6 October 2009 at 3:57 pmCan’t wait to read Shadowfae *rubs hands in gleeful anticipation*
I think I’d like to be able to shapeshift into any animal I wanted — i.e. be a true shapeshifter. The downside? Becoming so enamored with my chosen animal that I couldn’t change back!
Mine you, if it was a cat, I’m sure I’d be okay because my daughter is a cat-lover. Not so sure DH would be too impressed though. One neurotic feline in our household is enough for him to cope with, LOL.
6 October 2009 at 5:09 pma power, hmmm. I like the idea of being able to instantly learn anything (especially languages). Downside, your brain would get really full, and you’d have less patience with people who couldn’t learn as fast.
6 October 2009 at 5:45 pmThe review on Shadowfae is pretty interesting and worth a purchase.
As to my paranormal powers it would be a shapeshifter. I’ve always been intrigue of werewolves, werecats, etc; to have that power and strength of that animal and all the senses that animal has. The downside to my powers is that I have to shapeshift everyday and if not I stay in animal form til the next full moon.
6 October 2009 at 6:57 pmFrom one childhood Jedi to another, Erica, I think having the power to ease, create or erase memories would be a challenge.
On the one hand you could assist people devastated by trauma/grief/shock etc. – either by numbing the memories so the pain doesn’t hurt so much or you forget it all together, twist it in ways so that it’s more bearable or remove it entirely so that you could make a person whole/functional again.
The disadvantages – trying to decide if what you do to the person is the best thing for them (all good intentions aside), the moral delimma of should I erase something in the person’s past, an experience they may learn from in some way/grow stronger and thus, alter their future and who knows how many others, and with such power the temptation to abuse it would always hover in the back of your mind eg.wiping the memories of “the bad people of society” – serial murders, warmongers, dictators, terrorists etc. On the surface this might seem like a “good idea” but again, what future events/moments/lives would you effect by using your power in this way?
“Powerful the ability might be.” (can you hear the Yoda-like voice?) “Wisdom without memory, an impossibility. Hmmm? Choose carefully, my apprentice.”
So Jedi-Master, Erica, does this Apprentice pass your test?
6 October 2009 at 7:03 pmMine would be the power of ‘mental persuasion.’
Not only could it bring the things I’d desire, that I would not normally be able to GET… but how cool would it be to make soemone pay in the way of MY choosing, for a crime or an unkind deed.
Can’t realy see a down side unless one got tooo carries away, and I’d have to live with my own conscience if I judged someone poorly.
6 October 2009 at 8:38 pmLike the old crusader said in the 3rd Indianna Jones.
“alas, he did not choose wisely” Hmmmm
Hi, Erica,
I really like the whole downside thing; I think it’s an important part of paranormal romance. This is a tough question, Jackie. I’m trying to think of what might help out my family, who needs what, and I guess I’d like the ability to heal, so I could heal my daughter’s heart. I think the downside would be that I’d take on the heart troubles myself.
Sorry, that’s heavy, but really, it’s no different than what any other parent feels. : )
I’m looking forward to reading your book, Erica. And Jackie, once again, thanks for this wonderful blog.
6 October 2009 at 10:52 pmI already have the Power of Procrastination! I use this power often. I’d love to have the Power of Punctuation with a dash of Grammatication.
6 October 2009 at 11:09 pmSo many visitors :) thanks so much to everyone for coming by.
Cara and Jen: Jean Grey is awesomely powerful, isn’t she? It would be quite something… almost scary.
Eleni: LOL! the last thing to go through a mosquito’s mind when it hits the windscreen, and all that… I keep seeing Wile E Coyote smacking face first into the wall :)
Helga: animal control! Woah, I’d never even thought of that one. Dracula can do wolves and bats and things, right? Cool :)
Trish: that would be really frustrating, eh? If it worked on anyone but yourself.
Jeanette, Elaine, Kimi and Terri: fly into space like Superman… Yes. Just as good as teleporting… unless of course one could teleport *through* things… Either way, it would be a big downer (heh!) to have to return to normality. And no doubt some military creeps would capture us and force us to reveal our secret…
Shelley: telepathy would be cool I reckon, until you heard something you didn’t want to hear… but I wonder if other people’s thoughts are as interesting as we suppose? If they’re anything like me, it’d probably be like watching paint dry :)
Neville: time travel backwards, I’m all for. Yes. So many interesting things to discover.
Brownwen: So long as I never met myself, I’d give it a go. It’s one of those powers it’d be hard to stop using, I think – always trying to save people or help them.
Maree: toad. That’s all I have to say ;)
Louise: it’s be like The Matrix, eh? Just jack it in, and voila! you know jujitsu! Awesome :)
Maria: I wanna become my cat. He’s so spoilt and does whatever he likes all day. I wouldn’t mind at all being stuck with that until the next full moon!
Kylie: that’s a prickly one. Hmmm. So much potential for meddling in the fabric of space-time, etc.. Be patient, young paduan…
Maryde: that’s a good point you make: with such a powerful ability, you’d only be limited by your conscience. WIth power comes responsibility, eh. Just like Spiderman :)
Michele: that’d be a nasty twist, wouldn’t it? To be able to heal, only you have to take the pain into yourself. Sounds like a great premise for a story!
Natalie: LOL! It’s a bird! It’s a plane! No, it’s… Procrastination Man!!!!
7 October 2009 at 3:52 amI’m so behind today! And Eleni beat me to the paranormal gift I’d choose – teleportation (although without the squishiness eew!) I’d love that so I could go visit all my rellies and friends in the UK, nip over to NZ and hang out with my CPs and then visit Paris, Rome, Vienna and… oh, can I really only have this gift for *one* day? I don’t think I’d want to give it up!!!
7 October 2009 at 5:56 amYep, them’s the rules. Sorry. One day only :) so where would you choose?
7 October 2009 at 6:16 amErica – and here I was thinking that I couldn’t like you anymore than I already do, because see, I too would love to have mind control. Though screw the droids, my ultimate plan is to mind control the world into buying my books – and hey, I’m more than happy to tag you into my evil, but extremely cunning plan. Care to join me in an evil laugh? Mwhwhaha! (and roll on next week for the release of your book!!!!!!!)
7 October 2009 at 4:29 pmI think I’d like to be able to talk to anyone (person or animal) who was dead of my choosing (yay for weird phrasing) … for a day, but I think the ‘for a day’ would also be part of the hardness of it.
(Though teleportation might also be super tempting!)
7 October 2009 at 10:40 pmI would go for teleportation because I hate waiting for public transportion. The downside would be missing out on the journey itself which I love!
8 October 2009 at 1:35 amAmanda: Bwahahaha! Soon, we will be invincible! But of course using the Jedi Mind Trick for personal gain would lead to the Dark Side. Then again… who cares? :)
Lucile: So, would you resurrect the dead things? Or just kinda send them a message? Maybe the message would be safer… unless the power included zombie control!
Llehn: I suppose it would get kind of boring after a while, just zapping around everywhere and never taking in the sights. Still, it’d save a lot of money in airplane tickets, especially from down here in the Southern Hemisphere…
8 October 2009 at 3:14 amOh gosh you are a hard woman, Erica…! :-) ok Rome (OMG did I really just make a snap decision?!)
8 October 2009 at 8:09 amAnd wasn’t it fun ;) but you’re right. Going back to normal would definitely be the downside of that particular power.
8 October 2009 at 8:18 amIf you could have paranormal powers, just for a day, which power would you choose, and why? And what would be the downside?
I would love to have teleportation – so I could just think about work and go there. I commute right now (1 and 1/2 hours each way!) and it would be a nice break. The downside would be if I laxed and was daydreaming about being home.. I may suddenly appear there and disappear from work.. lol
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8 October 2009 at 9:11 pmIf I could have paranormal powers for one day, I would want the ability to freeze time and fly. The downsides were be me not knowing how to fly properly and falling to my death, lol! And with freezing time, maybe someone would find out when I decided to de-pants them during a fight and I unfroze time and they were standing there in their undies. LOL
I’ve been dying to read Shadowfae! I love succubus stories and that right there had me sold!
9 October 2009 at 12:58 amThanks for coming by ladies!
Kristen: oh, yes. How nice not to have to commute. That’s one thing I never, ever miss about having an office job… and what a great idea! You could pop home for a nap when no one was looking!
Rachel: LOL @ pantsing people with your powers!! Saving the world and stuff like that is all very well, isn’t it, but we have to have some fun along the way ;)
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11 October 2009 at 8:57 amIf I could have a super power it would be invisibility. I would love to be able to go places unnoticed. The down side would be that you could hear things that you aren’t supposed to.
11 October 2009 at 6:49 pmIndeed, sometimes ignorance is bliss…
11 October 2009 at 8:27 pmI would love the ability to go back in time. I would love to be able to trace my family tree. Most of all I wold love to spend more time with my mother, who died when I was 16. She has been gone for 41 years now. The down side, when it was over, it would be like losing her all over again.
11 October 2009 at 8:57 pmVickie
I’d love to be able to go back in time & just observe history. The downside would be not being able to change anything! (the butterfly effect).
12 October 2009 at 12:17 amOoh, I like this contest! What an interesting question.
Ummmmmmmmmmm………
…having said that, I can’t really think of any power I’d choose to have. Maybe the power to go back in time – I’d have twenty-four hours packed with Jesus of Nazareth, the Romanov family, Henry VIII and his daughters, Anne Boleyn and Katherine of Aragon, Michael Jackson (always wanted to go to a concert… never going to now), Keith Green (same as MJ), and dinosaurs.
In fact, now that I’ve thought about dinosaurs, maybe I’d just spend the whole day then. Ha!
The downside is that many of these times would probably be injurious to the health, i.e., fatal. Actually, the downside would more probably be that you couldn’t change anything. You couldn’t warn Heath Ledger/Michael Jackson not to take the drug cocktail; you couldn’t stop Keith Green getting into that plane; you couldn’t rip the diamonds out of the Romanov girls’ dresses (which I always thought was so tragic). You couldn’t tell Anne Boleyn to stay the he..ck away from Henry VIII. And, probably, you’d get stepped on or eaten by dinosaurs.
But otherwise, it’d be totally awesome. (Like, totally.) ;)
12 October 2009 at 6:11 amTeleportation – so that I could do a one day tour of some of the great castles in Scotland! The downside – I wouldn’t be able to spend much time at each castle because I’d have to get home before the teleportation power ends. Otherwise, I’d be stuck in Scotland (which isn’t such a bad thing!)
12 October 2009 at 3:10 pmI would love to be invisable for a day. This way I can sneak around hollywood and get to see all of the stars without anyone knowing. The downside of invisability would be that I would eventually get lonely having no one being able to see me.
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12 October 2009 at 4:04 pmVickie: bittersweet indeed. It’d be a tough choice.
pixie and Ruth: time travel seems to be a popular choice. We’re all so curious :) For me I think the worst thing would be seeing the terrible conditions people had to live in through most of history, and not being able to do anything about it. All those sick people we could cure with modern medicine. But I’d love to see a dinosaur!
Cheryl: getting stuck there sounds like a good option. Especially if there are a few gorgeous paranormal Highlanders hanging around…
Chelsea: LOL! The invisible stalker! Great idea. Perhaps I’d sneak onto one of those Virgin Galactic shuttles, so I could go into space without paying…
12 October 2009 at 6:35 pmI would want to be able to transport myself. That way I could travel anywhere that I wanted to go… the downside? That there are not hours enough in the day to see everything that I would love to see. That would make me sad.
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12 October 2009 at 6:45 pmIf it was just for a day I’d want to be able to transport anywhere…if it was forever I think I’d want to read minds. I don’t see a downside to teleportation – it would be cool (unless it hurt, maybe?). Reading minds would probably get old.
12 October 2009 at 7:52 pmI think I’d go with teleportation, which is also the power I’d want for longer than a day. However, I think that I’d have to be very careful not to let people see me using it, and that would be really hard as far as my arrival is concerned. I mean, I could teleport from my apartment, and nobody would see me, but how do I control who’s around when I arrive? Plus if I used the power to travel, for example to Greece, I’d either have to stay up really late or get up really early in order to get there while things were open. And I’d wear two watches or one that keeps track of the time where I am AND where I was, so I don’t lose track of when to get back.
12 October 2009 at 8:51 pmGreat giveaway!
I’d say telepathy. I’m a busy body anyway, so being able to read people’s thoughts would be like receiving a lifetime supply of chocolate. Downside? Hearing any nasty things they may say about you.
12 October 2009 at 10:41 pmOoh, more votes for teleportation. I’d never considered the time difference issue :D it’s be a bummer to zap yourself to the beautiful Greek Isles and find it was the middle of the night! No sun! No swimming! No ouzo!
Jackie: you’d soon be able to trim your f-list, eh?
13 October 2009 at 5:47 pmPlease enter me in the giveaway. Since it’s for one day it would have to be time travel. I really would love to go back in time to see my patents when they were younger. I would’ve loved to have seen my Dad riding his motorcycle. See my Mom dancing at a nightclub. The downside is that one day wouldn’t be enough to see all that I would want. Thank you. I’m also a subscriber to Literary Escapism.
14 October 2009 at 12:24 ammakeupgirl21@comcast.net
Yeah, always an element of sadness with the time travel. But it’d be worth it :)
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