So without further ado, here’s Brenda…

I love hot men. Ooops, let me rephrase that. I love writing about hot men. The hotter the better. I’d read Blazes for years and after probably wearing Blaze-editor Brenda Chin’s patience down, since I’m sure she let me finally write me to get me off her back, I tackled writing my first Blaze. But then in order to write about a good Blaze guy I had to have the perfect Blaze girl. Umm, I wondered where could I find such a creature, one of those daring women who would truly appreciate my hot guy?

I looked at the young ladies in my family (ages 25 – 35) and found one or two who would fit the bill, and what they shared almost made my gray hair turn grayer. But after my interview with them I was ready for the big hook-up. I had found my guy a girl who was just as hot as he was, which equated to a lot of spontaneous combustion in my book. Thus, the title Spontaneous came about.

I love my hero Duan Jeffries. And it didn’t hurt matters that I’d gotten to know him first when I wrote his sister’s story in my Silhouette Desire of February 2009, Tall, Dark Westmoreland, which was followed three months later with his brother Terrence’s story in my Kimani book titled, Temperature’s Rising.

Of the three Jeffries siblings, Duan is the oldest which means a lot of experience in my book. And there’s nothing like writing about an experience hot man. So if you’re in the market for a hot man who meets his match in an equally hot woman, who together solves a mystery that involves her mother, this is just the book for you.

Blazes are known for being red-hot reads and I believe this one definitely will fit the bill.

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