#NewRelease- Ghostly Interference @JanSikes3 #MCRomance


I’m honored to have author Jan Sikes on the blog today with her new MC Romance, Ghostly Interference!

CHARACTER INTERVIEW – RENA JETT

Many thanks to you, Jacquie, for generously opening your blog space so I can talk about my new book, GHOSTLY INTERFERENCE!

Ellen DeGeneres is interviewing Rena Jett. Let’s join them.

 

Ellen: Hi, Rena. Thank you for taking the time to sit down with me today and talk a little about your life and how it’s changed.

Rena: A few months ago, I’d have refused to sit down and talk with anyone, but things have changed, and I’m ready to answer your questions. Fire away.

Ellen:  I know this might be a sensitive subject, but I want to talk first about your background. I know you were raised in foster care, and I’d like to hear your thoughts on that.

Rena: The foster care system is broken. While it started as a generous and kind venture, money has corrupted it just like every other government entity. I had a few kind foster parents, but I also had some that were worse than any nightmare you can imagine. My brother, Sam, and I got moved around a lot. Sometimes they’d keep us together and sometimes not. Once, Sam got sent to Juvie for beating up a kid who tried to rape me. I can’t even begin to tell you all the horrors I endured, from brutal rape to deprivation. My only defense was to build a hard shell around myself and get tough. All I wanted was a safe, loving home. That’s all any kid wants. But it never came for Sam or me.

Ellen:  I’m so sorry, Rena. I can’t even imagine what it’s like for a child to grow up like that. When you first met Jag, you rode a Harley. Do you still ride?

Rena: The Harley, Candy Kicker, was Sam’s. He taught me to ride it. When he joined the Army and was deployed overseas, he left it with me. Only he never came home except in a body bag. So the Harley was my connection to him and to everything we both stood for. I don’t ride anymore, and you’ll have to read the book to find out why. Riding the Harley gave me freedom. There is nothing like the wind blowing through you and the powerful machine beneath you. It was the closest thing to peace I could find. Sometimes if I rode fast enough, I could outrun my demons. Now, Jag and I have a little red convertible that I love.

Ellen:  Tell us how you felt when Jag first told you he could see your brother?

Rena: At first, I thought he was playing some kind of cruel game. But I couldn’t figure out his angle. He didn’t seem like the kind of guy who enjoyed hurting others. So, it took a while before I believed that he could actually see Sam. Once I accepted it, I found comfort in knowing that my brother was trying so hard to take care of me from beyond the grave. It changed a lot of my hardcore beliefs about the afterlife.

Ellen: What is the one biggest regret you have in life?

Rena: That’s a hard question. I have many. I guess the biggest is the way I hurt my brother as he was leaving to go overseas. I couldn’t stand the thought of him leaving and said the one thing that I thought might make him stay. It was a lie, and I lived with the guilt of that lie for a very long time.

Ellen: What’s the one thing you’d like for our readers to take away from yours and Jag’s story?

Rena: The one thing I hope everyone takes away from this story is the inspiration to open your hearts and follow your dreams no matter how absurd they might be.

Ellen:  Any final comments?

Rena: Only one. I just hope everyone will pick up a copy of “Ghostly Interference” and journey with Jag and me through some harrowing adventures, shocks, surprises, and acceptance on our way to finding the one thing we both need and want the most, love.

Ellen:  Thank you, Rena. Readers, there you have it. Head on over and grab your copy of this new book. And, don’t forget to leave a review once you’ve read it. To the author, a review is like receiving a bouquet of roses.  

BOOK BLURB

Jag Peters has one goal in his quiet comfortable life—to keep his karma slate wiped clean. A near-miss crash with a candy apple red Harley threatens to upend his safe world. He tracks down the rider to apologize properly. Slipping into a seedy biker bar, he discovers the rider isn’t a “he”, it’s a “she”, a dark-haired beauty.

Rena Jett is a troubled soul, who lives in a rough world. She wants no part of Jag’s apology, but even while she pushes him away, she is attracted to him. When he claims to see a ghost—her brother—can she trust him? And could her brother’s final gift, a magical rune stone with the symbol for “happily ever after” have the power to heal her wounds and allow opposites to find common ground—perhaps even love?

BOOK TRAILER LINK: https://youtu.be/NHaLVSe_flI

BOOK PURCHASE LINKS:

AMAZON: https://www.amazon.com/Ghostly-Interference-White-Rune-Sikes-ebook/dp/B08KW1KFMW/

BARNES & NOBLE: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/ghostly-interference-jan-sikes/1137871003?

KOBO: https://www.kobo.com/us/en/ebook/ghostly-interference

iTUNES: https://books.apple.com/us/book/ghostly-interference/id1535082886

GOOGLE PLAY: https://play.google.com/store/books/details?id=PCwNEAAAQBAJ

JAN SIKES

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58 Replies to “#NewRelease- Ghostly Interference @JanSikes3 #MCRomance”

    1. Thank you, Harmony. It’s starting to wind down and I’m ready for a break, but it’s been an awesome tour with so many wonderful generous hosts! I appreciate you stopping by!

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  1. Wonderful interview between you two! I loved the give and take. Thank you for hosting, Jacquie. And, my heartfelt congratulations to Jan. This has been an amazing tour.

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    1. Thank you so much, Gwen. You have been such an amazing cheerleader all along this tour and as it is winding down, I am so grateful to you and everyone who has followed along. Hugs!

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  2. So cool to have Ellen doing the interviewing, LOL!
    Poor, Rena. It sounds like she really had a rough life growing up. I’m looking forward to discovering her story (and Jag’s) in Ghostly Interference. Thanks for hosting Jan today, Jacquie!

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    1. Lol, Mae. I tried to be inventive when picking an interviewer. 🙂 Rena had a very rough life growing up and I loved how she grew throughout the story. Thank you for stopping by! Hugs!

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    1. Hi, Teri. Thanks for stopping by. I’m glad you enjoyed the interview and well, I just picked Ellen because she is so recognizable. It would be so cool to actually be interviewed by her. 🙂

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  3. This is such a great way to feature insights into Rena’s background! Wonderful stop on your amazing tour, Jan, Kudos! ❤ Thanks for hosting Jan today, Jacquie. 😊

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    1. Hi, Soooz. I think you will relate to Rena’s scarred character when you read the story because of your own background. I hope you enjoy the story whenever you do read it! Thank you for stopping by!! Hugs!

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  4. Hi Jacquie, Hi Jan,

    Jan, I agree with Rena. The foster care system is broken all over the world. I like that sentence.
    I have enjoyed every excerpt so far.

    Jacquie, thank you for hosting Jan. I enjoyed the interview.

    All the best to both of you for 2021.

    Shalom aleichem

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    1. Thanks for stopping by, Pat. I’d like to think the foster system has changed for the better over the years, but I know, for many, that’s not true. All we can do is continue to shed a light on the issues and hope it makes a difference.
      Happy New Year!

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    2. Hi, Pat! It has been a joy to have you accompany me on this tour. You’ve been an awesome supporter! You are right in that the foster care system is broken all over the world. We’ve come a long way, but still have a long way to go in providing a safe loving environment for children. I’m glad you enjoyed the interview!

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  5. Cool idea with the interview. After reading Ghostly Interference, I can confirm that this sounds like Rena’s voice.

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  6. Ellen’s interview really brought out the heart of the story:) Loved the interview and the book.

    Thanks for hosting, Jacquie!

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  7. Terrific interview! I agree with Rena that in many ways, foster care is a broken system. I could imagine the horror Rena and her brother had gone through from home to home. Congratulations on the success of your new release, Jan. Thank you, Jacquie, for hosting!

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