Hi Nikki, thanks so much for agreeing to take the time out to answer a few questions about your books!

It's really a lovely day, isn't it? Sorry about the mess, by the way. I'll clean it up before I leave.

Which book would you recommend as a good introduction to your writing?

As lame as it sounds, I would suggest you look into whatever the latest release is in my catalogue. My style is constantly changing little by little, and I feel like I'm only getting better as the years go by. So your best bet is my newest book.

[Note from Dana: at the time of conducting this interview, that's He Won't Do That Again]

Which book is your favorite amongst the things you've written and why?

I really enjoyed writing E-Girl, because A) It's a full-length novel, and it's always more fun to explore characters in longer form; and B) I'm a bit of a geek at heart, and while I don't have time to play video games these days, I still have a place for them in my heart and enjoy incorporating those themes into my stories.

What are your favorite themes or situations to write about?

My books are more grounded in reality; I prefer to write about realistic situations, and characters you've probably met in real life (or maybe they are you!). Sometimes I try to explore more fantastic ideas, like gender swap, magical transformations, succubus tales, and so on... but I always come back to realism.

What's the weirdest book in your back catalogue?

I guess that depends on what you consider weird! In my opinion, the weirdest thing I've written is probably A Boy Gets Pregnant. It's one of the more whacky, silly tales I've done. I'm always trying to please my fans, and they'd been asking for years for a male-pregnancy book. I'll just be honest and say that it's not something I really understand, but it was still fun to write!

And finally, what's something interesting about you that readers might not already know?

I'm working towards being a tattoo artist and am hoping to start my apprenticeship this year (2023).