Book Title: THE FAKE MATE Character Name: Noah Taylor   How would you describe your family or your childhood? It was…fine? I’ve never been the sort of person that needs an abundance of attention, to the dismay of my mother. I would say that I was a quiet child. I didn’t have very many friends, but I suppose that’s because I was always more focused on my schoolwork.   What is your greatest talent? I can recall most city capitals from memory. Foreign ones too.   Significant other? No. Why is that relevant?   Biggest challenge in relationships? I’m not the best at reading people, so I have often been told that I’m oblivious when it comes to a woman’s feelings. I don’t mean to be. And also, ah, well. Given what I am—this is confidential, right? Anyway, given that I’m alpha, there are certain parts of my anatomy that make physical relationships…difficult. At times. I’ve been told that I’m…much larger than most.   Where do you live? Denver, Colorado   Do you have any enemies? I can’t exactly give you a headcount, but it’s my understanding that I am not the most…liked person in the hospital. I don’t really…

1–What is the title of your latest release? THE NANNY 2–What’s the “elevator pitch” for your new book? The Nanny is a forced proximity, single dad/nanny story that puts a spin on second chance romance and offers a ton of spice and open-door scenes. Cassie is the grad student with a now-closed OnlyFans account. Aiden was one of her top subscribers. Neither of them realizes this when he hires her. Mutual pining and heaps of sexual tension ensue. 3–How did you decide where your book was going to take place? I was researching OT programs that offered hybrid programs. San Diego had one close by that had the sort of schedule I needed for Cassie so that she could also have a nannying job. Sometimes I get a little too hung up on minor details, and sometimes I just make something up and move on. There’s really no in between with me. 4–Would you hang out with your heroine in real life? Honestly, I worry that I would be nervous to approach Cassie in real life! (I tend to shy away from noticeably confident and capable people) But if I could ever work up the courage, or if Cassie was…