{Character Interview} James Gauthier from Shawn M. Beasley's Killing the Rougarou
We’re
thrilled to be talking to James Gauthier from Shawn M. Beasley’s, Killing the Rougarou. It is a
pleasure to have her with us today at Pimp That Character!
Thank
you for your interview, James Gauthier.
How old are you and what do you do for a living?
I
am 18 years old and I stay at home with my daughter.
Can
you tell us about one of your most distinguishable features?
My
eyes, the color is unusual, they’re amber. My daddy said they were a gift from
him.
I’m
opening up your cabinet. What foods do I
see?
Rice,
beans, and Tabasco Sauce®
Who
is your best friend?
My
husband, Cat! He’s my best friend but a girl always needs her mama.
Do
you have children?
Yes,
a daughter. We call her, Junior.
What
is your favorite weather?
Cold
weather on the bayou. Snow is rare but when it happens, it’s magical!
When
you were a child, what did you want to be when you grew up?
A
veterinarian.
What
is your most treasured possession?
My
daddy’s cowboy hat.
Do
you like to cook? If so, what is your
favorite thing to cook?
I
love to cook. I love to make seafood gumbo for my family.
If
you knew you were going to die tomorrow, what would you do today?
I
would have a fais do do (Cajun dance party) at my house with my family and
community!
About the Author
Author Shawn Beasley was born and
raised in small town Louisiana. She has a BSRN and has traveled the world only
to return to the same small town where she was raised. Shawn has three grown
children, one girl and two sons. She lives with her oldest son and grandson and
has three other grandchildren that she adores. She has two fur babies, Pete and
Taz. Killing the
Rougarou is her debut novel and is the first book in a series of five.
She is a member of Romance Writers of America.
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About the Book:
Author Shawn Beasley
captivates readers with the enthralling saga of two southern families-the
Gauthiers from the South Louisiana bayou country and the Thomases from rural
Texas-and the nightmare that will ultimately touch them both. In her sweeping
and richly evocative novel, Beasley unfolds two remarkable family histories,
populated by unforgettable, deeply human characters, and then rocks their
worlds with tragedy and true horror. A novel that succeeds brilliantly on many
levels, Killing the Rougarou is, at once, moving and
terrifying, tense and thrilling, while capturing the sights, sounds, and
vibrant life of Louisiana's Cajun country and Brazos County, Texas.
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