Interview
With Madison Vasser - #BeNotorious Blog Tour Day Four
Welcome
to Day Four of the #BeNotorious Blog Tour! We are revving up to the release of
the highly anticipated sequel of Katie Jennings’ family drama When
Empires Fall, aptly named Rise of the Notorious!
Follow
along on this notorious blog tour
from April 2nd till release day on April 23rd, and be
sure to enter the giveaway
for a chance to win some AMAZING prizes!
Today’s
stop is an exclusive interview with the beautiful and cunning Madison of the
Vasser Hotel family. She may be in charge of the family now, but she knows it
comes with a heavy price. Enjoy!
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Madison: Don’t be. And you can
call me Madison. No need to be so formal.
Interview: Great…*clears throat* First off, Madison, how
does it feel to be in the limelight?
Madison: Normal. It’s something
I’ve dealt with all my life. Though lately it has been intensified.
Interviewer: Because of the scandal?
Madison: Because of unfortunate
events.
Interviewer: Right…were you close to
your grandfather, Cyrus?
Madison: He was my anchor, and I
his floating vessel. He was the single most important person in my life.
Interviewer: Are you troubled by
what he did? Did it surprise you?
Madison: Very little troubles or
surprises me. He taught me to live my life one step ahead. He had his
reasons
for doing what he did, and now he has entrusted me to pick up the pieces.
Interviewer: Are your brothers upset
that he chose you as his replacement as head of the company? Has it hurt your
relationship with them?
Madison: Grant and Linc understand.
Even if they didn’t, it wouldn’t matter. I’m doing what needs to be done, and
nothing and no one can stand in my way.
Interviewer: What is your plan? How
are you going to rise above the scandal?
Madison: My grandfather left me
very specific instructions on what to do. I intend to follow them.
Interviewer: Do any of them involve
killing someone? *laughs* Okay, bad
joke.
Madison: You’d be surprised what
I’m willing to do to achieve my goals. And if someone hurts my family, they’ll
have to answer to me.
Interviewer: Wow, okay. What about
your father? He hurt your family with this scandal. Now he’s dead. What do you
have to say about that?
Madison: My father’s death is a
tragedy.
Interviewer: Anything else?
Madison: He was a drunk and a
drug addict. He died the way he lived. What more can be said?
Interviewer: Was it suicide?
Madison: I’ll let the police
determine that.
Interviewer: Tell me about Wyatt
Bailey. Word is he’s a gambling man. You’ve known him for many years, haven’t
you?
Madison: We met in Las Vegas at
the Vasser Hotel and Casino eight years ago. Up until recently I hadn’t seen
him in almost as many years.
Interviewer: What is his role in all
of this? Aside from being your lover.
Madison: Ex-lover. Wyatt knew my
father and came to the city to help him. As with most things Wyatt cares about,
it ended in ruin.
Interviewer: Are you saying you
don’t love him anymore? Can myself and all the hopeful men in New York breathe
a sigh of relief that you’re not taken?
Madison: I’ve spent more years
hating Wyatt Bailey than I did loving him.
Interviewer: I’ll take that as a yes
to that breath of relief, then. Okay, what about the rest of your family…your
uncle, your mother, your cousins. How do they feel about the steps you’re
taking to save your company?
Madison: Uncle Marshall was
understandably upset at having been passed over by my grandfather, but he has
faith in me. I can only hope his ego doesn’t cloud his judgment. And my
mother…well, she’s just as she has always been. Opportunistic.
Interviewer: And your cousins?
Madison: They will fall in line.
They don’t have a choice.
Interviewer: You have a younger
sister, Kennedy. How is she handling everything that has happened to your
family?
Madison: I doubt Kennedy has
paid much attention. If it involves me, she prefers to keep her distance.
Interviewer: You two don’t get
along?
Madison: She hates me.
Interviewer: Oh. Well, thanks for
being so honest.
Madison: My pleasure.
Interviewer: One last
question…you’ve been compared to the legendary heroine Dagny Taggart of Ayn
Rand’s Atlas Shrugged. What do you
make of that?
Madison: I appreciate the
comparison, but it’s not in my nature to compare myself to anyone.
Interviewer: Well, you’ve certainly
made an impression on all of America. I can’t wait to see what you do next.
Madison: Neither can I.
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Rise
of the Notorious
By
International Bestselling Author
Katie
Jennings
Coming
April 23, 2013
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Meet
Katie Jennings…
International
bestselling Author Katie Jennings is the author of six full length novels,
including the popular fantasy series The
Dryad Quartet as well as the bestselling family drama series The Vasser Legacy.
She
lives in sunny Southern California with her husband and cat, who both think
she’s the biggest nerd ever. She’s a firm believer in happy endings and loves
nothing more than a great romance novel.
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