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About "A Beautiful Satan II":
Angel Rising’s psychotic alter ego, Natasha, continues her bloody killing spree without missing a beat. Although Angel remains committed to her husband Jovan, Natasha’s hatred towards him intensifies, and they both bump heads in a deadly face-off!
Joey Pinkney: Where did you get the inspiration to write “A Beautiful Satan II”?
RJ Champ: Well, “A Beautiful Satan II – Natasha’s Wrath” is the sequel to my first release, “A Beautiful Satan”. The inspiration lies in the continuation of this twisted saga which I have created. I’m very excited to share this story with my readers and fans, giving them a glimpse into this dark and twisted side of infidelity.
JP: What sets “A Beautiful Satan II” apart from other books in the same genre?
RJ: I’ve created a different kind of serial killer, and her name is Natasha. She’s a psychotic alter-ego who, in essence, is a diabolical heroine figure. She takes on the plight of exacting revenge on women who choose to deal with another woman’s man. (read more)
JP: As an author, what are the keys to your success that led to “A Beautiful Satan II” getting out to the public?
RJ: I would have to say my unstoppable drive and the passion for what I do are two of the many keys to my success. I’m an extremely focused person. Once I set a goal, I have the foresight and determination to see it through. (read more)
JP: As an author, what is your writing process? How long did it take you to start and finish “A Beautiful Satan II”?
RJ: My writing process always begins with visualization. Being able to see the story play out in my mind motivates my creativity. Afterwards, I do my research, devise the plots and twists, lay the ground work, and then choreograph the story. (read more)
JP: What’s next for RJ Champ?
RJ: Well, I’m excited about the next installment to the A Beautiful Satan series – “A Beautiful Satan III – Darkness & Death”, which is currently in production. I also have a short story in production, “A Beautiful Mess”, that’s soon to be released. (read more)
This author interview was originally published on JoeyPinkney.com on June 9, 2013.
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