The trailblazing mother and son writing duo Carol and Adam Kunz, together known as C.A. Kunz, are storytellers extraordinaire and world class ass kickers. And let me toss in they are more jolting than a keg of energy drinks. Like bada bing, bada bang, thump-a-friggin’- thump. These talented scribes pound ya heart, steal your breath, and tip ya like a tilt-a-whirl on steroids. Yep, ya read that correctly, cookie cakes. On. Steroids. The Kunz twosome pen tomes not for the meek, weak or lackluster. They are the cure for adrenaline junkies and also the bane of their existence by not churning out more mouthwatering tales. Hint!
Carol and Adam Kunz systematically changed my view with the ho-hum-it-is friggin-everywhere-and badly-written dystopian genre. Marie Lu and Kunz are my enablers. And yes, I’d send my minions down a dark alley to supply me my fix. Hold up! Really? Did ya think Morasco would venture? Ah, no! And if you even entertained such a notion…Google my ass and flip through my history at the awesome Blogcritics. I am so not that kinda chick. Vampire, werehound, zombie, dystopian, and all of that we-have-no-talent-so-let’s- jump-on-the-bandwagon lazy ass book churning is old, lazy, and so done it is beyond charred. Like totally. And here come the Kunz dynamos schooling everyone on how it’s done. Like whoa!
This pair infuses their novels with exhilarating, non-sugary to the point of nausea romance, and action-packed scenes that kick your ass. Honey buns, the Kunz team put explosives in your caboose. And I am the kinda woman that likes that kinda action. Wink! Have mercy!
Ready for adventure with the amazing Adam and Carol Kunz?
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Please share how you came up with the concept for your Childe series?
Carol and Adam: The concept was actually born from a single line Adam wrote down on a sheet of paper as an assignment for his creative writing class during his senior year in high school. Years later he found that piece of paper while rummaging through a box of school stuff his mom had kept, and proceeded to draw up an outline after chatting with Carol about working on a novel together.
When you're deeply connected and immersed in a book, have you ever had a dream that you felt was not your dream? Do your characters dream within you?
Carol: No, I don’t have that experience, I wish I did.
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