INTERVIEW

Interview with Aaron Lazar, Author of Tremolo: Cry of the Loon

Written by Mayra Calvani
Published January 11, 2008
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Counterpoint showcases Gus’s friend, Officer Joe Russell, and the return of Camille’s abusive ex-husband, Greg. As Joe slowly loses his mind, Greg slithers back into Camille’s life, absconding with daughter, Shelby. Gus needs Joe’s help to rescue his newly adopted daughter and struggles to save both from fates most deadly.

In Lady Blues: forget-me-not, Gus LeGarde unravels twin mysteries of an abused Korean seamstress and a 1940s jazz ingénue whose pianist lover disappeared overseas on the same night Glen Miller’s plane was lost in English Channel. Gus helps an Alzheimer’s patient reclaim his identity, while dodging a drug company who will silence any witness to keep the truth of their breakthrough Alzheimer's treatment under wraps.

Introducing Moore Mysteries:

In Healey’s Cave, sixty-two-year old retired family doctor Sam Moore still mourns the loss of his little brother, who disappeared fifty years ago. While working in his garden, he discovers a marble that glows green and warms to his touch. Sam is whisked back and forth through time as he untangles the mystery of Billy's disappearance. With the support of his wife, Rachel, who suffers from MS, he fights to prevent the murder of his grandson by a serial killer who has engaged in ghastly murders for five decades. 2008

In One Potato, Blue Potato something is seriously wrong when the Moore’s daughter Beth goes missing. Meanwhile, a bomb explodes in the back of Yasir Khoury's Dry Cleaners, escalating fears of terrorism and anti-Iraqi bigotry. As Sam fights the tide that threatens to sweep his daughter away, the green marble thrusts him between past and present, revealing a shocking link between Beth and the terrorists.

For Keeps: In the third Sam Moore mystery, Sam’s old girlfriend shows up dead, inciting suspicions about his involvement and the coroner, a med school colleague whose husband is about to leave her, reveals she has a crush on Sam. When she is murdered in her own morgue, Sam is once again in the hot seat. A member of Sam’s own family is brutally killed, and he is locked in a psyche ward until he reconnects with his talisman, the green marble. His goal: to change time, and bring his loved one back to life.

Thanks for stopping by! It was a pleasure to have you here!

Thank you, Mayra, for the invitation. It was an honor!

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Mayra Calvani is a multi-genre author and reviewer. She's the co-author of The Slippery Art of Book Reviewing. To see the full line-up of reviewer interviews here at Blogcritics this month of June, visit her blog, The Slippery Book Review.
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#1 — January 11, 2008 @ 10:22AM — Debbie G.

Great interview questions. Aaron I love your work. Every book of yours that I have read transports me into that time and place. Your characters are friends of mine now. :)

#2 — January 11, 2008 @ 17:31PM — Aaron Lazar [URL]

Thank you, Debbie! I so appreciate your support!

#3 — January 12, 2008 @ 21:12PM — Southern Writer [URL]

Hey! I want to read For Keeps next! I also want to read Mayra's Dark Lullaby. $%#%#@*!!! So many great books, so little time to read them all. The stack on my desk is high as a slush pile.

#4 — January 14, 2008 @ 03:31AM — Douglas

I have read the book. It is the third book in the Gus LeGarde series of mystery novels, which really gave me a lot of fun. But I think I love his book "Double Forti" better

#5 — January 14, 2008 @ 18:12PM — Beryl Singleton Bissell [URL]

Your book, Aaron, is moving toward the top of my pile and I am already salivating. I want it to be fresh in my mind when I host you. Thanks for this great interview Mayra! It is a delight to hear Aaron talk of his creative process and of his books.

#6 — January 20, 2008 @ 15:58PM — Aaron Lazar

Hey, Southern Writer! So nice to see you here! I'm afraid For Keeps will be a while off in the future, maybe two years out. Oh well, such is the process! Thank you! And Mayra's books all sound luscious!

Hey, Doug. Email me and tell me what you thought about the books. Glad you liked Double Forte'! I adore hearing from my readers. www.legardemysteries.com

Beryl, I'm hoping you enjoy Tremolo, and can't wait to hear what you think of it when your turn comes to host the virtual tour. ;o)

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