I knew from reading about her reaching the throne - the point of the traditional happily ever after - was truly only the beginning of the difficulties in her life. What drew you back to this story?Ī: It's more a case of what drove me away! I am a history buff, and loved Elizabeth Tudor growing up.
Q: When we spoke to you about The Diabolic a year ago (see interview, below), you weren't sure about writing a sequel. SJ KINCAID tells us more about her latest, dramatic, science-fiction adventure: THE DIABOLIC by SJ Kincaid was one of the most talked-about YA books last winter now its sequel, THE EMPRESS, has been published where readers get to find out what lay beyond Nemesis and Tyrus's 'happy ever after' ending in book one.īeset with intrigue, dwarfed by their galactic empire and with Nemesis still hated by the 'old order' of the Helionic faith, the couple must fight for the survival of both themselves and their empire.
SJKincaidBooks /SJKincaidBooks Interview She's chronically restless and has lived in California, Alabama, New Hampshire, Oregon, Chicago, and Scotland with no signs of staying in one place anytime soon.įollow her on Twitter and join in the conversation using #TheDiabolic. Her debut novel, Insignia, was shortlisted for the Waterstones prize. Kincaid originally wanted to be an astronaut, but a dearth of mathematical skills turned her interest to science fiction instead.
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