I also touch upon how our worldview shapes our perception of sexuality.įiona: How much of the book is realistic?Ĭara’s Twelve is set in a fantasy world, but in terms of the complexity of relationships, I believe it is very realistic.įiona: What books have most influenced your life most? a mentor? The twelve refer to the twelve consorts that are sworn to Cara, and vie for her affection.įiona: Is there a message in your novel that you want readers to grasp?įor Cara’s Twelve I think the basic message is that sometimes in order to achieve the greater good you have sacrifice your own desires and wants. I tend to be a minimalist, focusing more on the characters, dialogue and emotional responses.įiona: How did you come up with the title?įor Cara’s Twelve, it was pretty easy. Probably not until I published my first book.įiona: What inspired you to write your first book?įiona: Do you have a specific writing style? There’s something about letting go of perfection and just writing the story in your head.įiona: When did you first consider yourself a writer? I think I lacked the confidence to put my work out in front of an audience. I dabbled in writing over the years, starting and stopping manuscripts, but I never followed through with any of them until Cara’s Twelve. I’ve always enjoyed reading, especially anything to do with romance. Turning Payne, the second book in the Therian Agents series is coming out at the end of January.įiona: When and why did you begin writing?

I have a degree in Anthropology from Western University. I live in London, Ontario, Canada with my my wonderful husband and two daughters.

Cara's Twelve by Chantel Seabrook