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Interview with Preston Lowe<\/strong><\/p>\n

Where are you from?<\/strong>
\nI was born in Denver, Colorado, and lived there until I graduated high school and was accepted at the Hawthorne Point Military Academy in Charleston, South Carolina.<\/p>\n

What is your job?<\/strong>
\nI\u2019m in my last year at Hawthorne Point Military Academy. I can\u2019t wait to graduate and pursue the career I\u2019ve wanted since I can remember. I always wanted to be a soldier, but because my mom wouldn\u2019t let me enlist with my friends, I applied to the military academy. One way or the other, I was going to be a soldier.<\/p>\n

Are you a people person or a lone wolf?<\/strong>
\nI always thought of myself as a people person until my first year at the academy. The competition is stiff and the attrition rate high. I worked hard to stay in and did better than I expected, but I can\u2019t let up for a minute. These guys and gals are used to being the best and will do whatever it takes to win. Not everyone can be a winner, but I\u2019ve done all right.<\/p>\n

Who is your greatest enemy and why?<\/strong>
\nI never thought I had an enemy, but one crept up on me. The first time I discovered this enemy was when I was training for a marathon. It was minor at first, and I ignored it. When training at the academy, you get used to pain. But then the pain increased and wouldn\u2019t go away. Now what do I do? If I have it checked at the campus clinic, my visit will be reported to administration. The academy doesn\u2019t have room for imperfection. If they think I\u2019m imperfect, there goes a lifetime goal. I\u2019ve seen it happen to others. It won\u2019t happen to me.<\/p>\n

Who is your closest friend?<\/strong>
\nEd Reick has been my friend since day one at the academy. Ed will make a good soldier, but when it comes to women \u2026 let\u2019s just say he\u2019d rather meet marauding terrorists than talk to a girl. The girls don\u2019t notice Ed until they discover who is family is, then they form a line to get to know him better. It\u2019s enough to confuse the poor guy.<\/p>\n

Who is your love interest?<\/strong>
\nWho has time for a love interest? I thought I didn\u2019t, until one night at Charleston\u2019s trendy nightclub, I saw Willow Dockery, a barmaid with more sass than my sister\u2019s Arabian stallion. When some guy harassed her, I told him to leave her alone. The flash in her eyes made me want to know her better. It\u2019s short term. I\u2019ll be leaving soon. I\u2019ll never see Willow.<\/p>\n

Laura Haley-McNeil Bio<\/strong><\/p>\n

Laura Haley-McNeil is an award-winning author of romantic suspense and women\u2019s fiction in novel length and in short stories. Her work has been featured in several women\u2019s magazines. She has studied piano and ballet and has been a board member for two community orchestras. She and her husband reside in Colorado. When she isn\u2019t writing, she jogs, bicycles and crochets.<\/p>\n

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