Robin Deeter currently writes a Western
historical romance series and a Native American romance series. Learn more
about her and her books at her website. Robin recently had the chance to
interview her cover model and has shared the interview with us today.
You’ve no doubt seen
this hunky hero on many of the steamy romance novels you’ve read, but just who
is Vikkas Bhardwaj? I recently had the pleasure of talking with Vikkas and while he
may be gorgeous, what I found most striking about him was his compassion,
humility, and love of family. He may have a smile that can melt women’s hearts,
but his heart is one of the biggest
around, as you’ll see in this interview. (And, yes, his dreamy visage is on the cover of my upcoming release, Taming the Wild Heart, as shown above.)
RD: How did you get started in the modeling
industry?
Vikkas: I’ve been modeling internationally for 10 years.
I’ve done runway shows and photo shoots all over the world: Dubai, London, Sri
Lanka and, of course, India. I’m also a Bollywood Actor and I’ve done two films
as the main lead. And I’m now the Face of Romance Novels World Wide. I am truly
humbled by all the love I receive and I give it right back.
RD: What are your favorite kinds of photo shoots?
Vikkas: I enjoy every photo shoot because it gives me a
chance to emote and be myself and exchange energies with other models. It gives
me the chance to become a different person, show different types of expressions,
and, most importantly, body language.
RD: What modeling awards have you won?
Vikkas: I did Gladrags modeling contest in Bombay 10
years ago, where I ranked in the top 10. I’ve also been on magazine covers like
Health, Men’s Magazine, GQ, numerous music videos, billboards,
and I shot for loads of brands.
RD: How many books covers have you been featured
on?
Vikkas: Who’s counting, right? *laughs* But I think 260
so far and there are a lot more that I don’t know about. I’m very proud of my
stock site, VikkasZone.com.
RD: What would your dream vacation be?
Vikkas: It would definitely be Europe. I would love to
go to Norway, Sweden, Amsterdam, and, on the hotter side, Hawaii
RD: What is your biggest goal for the future?
Vikkas: That’s a secret that’ll be coming up. I’m
hoping to do films in Hollywood and TV shows. I’m very focused and determined
in what I want to achieve in my dreams, as we all should be. Life is too short
and we have to make it in this one lifetime before we are gone and left with only
the photos on the wall. I encourage everyone to go achieve their dreams. Every
particle in our bodies screams our desires and dreams.
RD: What else would you like readers to know about
you?
Vikkas: I love my family. Without my family, I am
nothing. I worship my mother and father. Because of them I exist on this
planet. I have not seen God, but I have seen them. Learn to love one another
regardless of one’s imperfections. Also, please never waste food. If you can’t
finish it, take it home. I’ve seen too many children go hungry all over the
world. We must teach kids not to ever waste food. All my love to you all and I
thank you for showering your love upon me.
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Sacrifice
and Reward: The Paha Sapa Saga Book One
Mid-18th century North America is a hotbed of unrest between many Native
American tribes, who are feuding over territory. By this time, most of the
Kiowa bands have been pushed west by the Lakota, who are on the move southward
from the Great Lakes region. These invaders from the north want the game-rich,
lush pasture lands of the territory for themselves.
However, one small Kiowa band is determined to remain in their early
homelands in the region of what will be one day known as eastern South Dakota.
These two enemy tribes are brought face-to-face through the vision of a young
Kiowa medicine man.
Sky Dancer, a beautiful, Kiowa widow, and proud Lakota warrior, Dark
Horse, are forced to marry in order to create an alliance between their
peoples. Right from the beginning they clash in a test of wills, loathing each
other on sight, making a happy marriage seem out of the question.
Will the sacrifice that is asked of them save their tribes? Can these
two enemies overcome their initial hatred to find love in unlikely place or
will distrust keep them from the reward they both crave?
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