Fixed In Fear - T E Woods

Fixed In Fear - T E Woods

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Title: Fixed in Fear
Author: T.E. Woods
Genre: Romantic Suspense / Thriller
The Fixer returns in the pulse-pounding Justice series—perfect for fans of Lisa Gardner, Karin Slaughter, and Jeff Lindsay’s Dexter thrillers—as worlds collide in an inferno of bloodshed, revenge, and holy terror.
 
I’ll probably never see my daughter again. And if I do, she’ll either be dead or in a jail cell.
 
Seattle Chief of Detectives Mort Grant cannot reconcile the memories of his vibrant, headstrong young daughter with the cold, deadly woman she has become. The head of one of the largest criminal enterprises in the world, Allie Grant seized power by wrenching it away from her lover, a notorious Russian gangster. How she maintains her control, Mort doesn’t even want to imagine.
 
Only two other people know the truth about Allie: the vigilante known as The Fixer, and Mort’s best friend, Larry, who’s undergoing a crisis of his own. Someone close to Larry, his last real connection to his beloved late wife, has been slain in a mass murder at a sweat lodge deep in the woods of Washington State. When word gets out, Mort immediately takes on the gruesome case.
 
But as Mort hunts down a pair of methodical killers, The Fixer does some deep digging of her own. And what she unearths will rock Mort’s family forever. Because The Fixer has set her sights on Allie Grant—and nothing will ever be the same again.


 Interview with T E Woods

How long have you been writing?
Scientific stuff about twenty years. Fiction for about five.

Do you ever feel like one of your characters is you?
Hmm…Lydia Corriger (my main character) is a female clinical psychologist in private practice. I’m a female clinical psychologist in private practice. That’s about where the similarities end.

How many hours’ sleep do you get each night?
Seven and a half. Like clockwork. Seven and a half.

Name one day job you’ve had.
I was a disc jockey once. A small AM radio station in Olympia, Washington
 
Do you write every day?
Alas, no. I wish I could, but bills need to be paid.

What’s your usual writing snack?
Tea and cookies.

How many hours a day do you write?
During the week I’m lucky if I can write twenty minutes a day. On Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, I write about six hours each day.

Do you have a new story idea in your mind right now?
Yes! I want to do a series based in Madison. A psychologist will get involved with solving crimes. She was adopted as an infant by a loving family, yet has always been curious about her biological parents. All she knows is that they were famous celebrities. When someone tells her “You know who you look like?” it sends her on frantic Google searches.

Do you ever write two books at once?
No. My story lines are twisty enough. I have to do one at a time lest I get lost.

If you had a superpower, what would it be?
That’s easy! Invisibility!  Then I have three words for you: Trespass, Trespass, Trespass!

Name one song that reminds you of your book.
You Can’t Always Get What You Want by The Stones

About how many books do you read each month?
Two to three


What’s your favorite movie?
Ugh! No fair! There are too many great ones. Let’s say The Man Who Would Be King. That’s a great one.

Name one thing on your bucket list.
I want to be alive when a cure for cancer is announced.

Flowers or chocolates?
Chocolates!

Name an author you’d love to have coffee with.
Stephen King. Doesn’t everybody want to have coffee with Stephen King?

The most words you’ve written in a day.
Twenty-One pages. How many words is that?

What's your favorite fruit?
Bananas.

In what room do you do most of your writing?
My office. I have an incredibly indulgent husband who has tricked my office out like I’m the world’s most successful best seller. I love it in there.

Who is your celebrity crush?
Clooney! Clooney! Clooney!



 
Author Bio
T. E. Woods is as eager as her fans to return to the thrilling world of the Justice series. She’s busy writing the next installment and is developing a new series set in Madison, Wisconsin.

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