Author: Victoria Bright
Publication Date: March 17, 2015
Series: A Curvy Assignments Novel
Publisher: BookTrope

Synopsis: 

I didn’t mean to hurt anyone, especially him…

I was living the dream. I had a great career as a romance author, a successful boyfriend, and am the daughter to a New York power couple. With my standing, my family groomed me to be perfect. Despite having it all, something was still missing.

In an attempt to break away from my privileged, suffocating life, I was in pursuit of finding my own path to happiness. After my literary agent gave me a risky writing assignment, I set out to write a best-seller that took me completely out of my comfort zone and into the arms of another man. He was only supposed to be a research toy, falling in love wasn’t a part of the plan. As I become tangled into a huge web of lies, I quickly find out that I have a life changing decision to make. Do I choose to continue living a life of comfort, stability, and misery or do I take a chance on the unknown to preserve my happiness?

Interview with Victoria Bright:

1.What made you decide to write?

I actually started writing in the 8th grade. I tend to get bored really quickly, so at first, I would sneak my library book inside of my textbook to read instead of paying attention. After I became tired of getting detention, I adapted something that would look as if I was doing my work. So I started writing short stories and it bloomed from there. It was a source of therapy and helped to calm my racing mind.

2.Why did you decide to include a romance author in your character list for The Daring Assignment?

The Daring Assignment came about when a friend pretty much aggravated me about “trying my hand” at erotica. Because I used to solely write romance (and because I’m a bit prude), it was a major adjustment for me, and pretty tough to write. I figured that the only way to write it was to write it in a way that I could relate to, so I made the character in my image personality/career-wise.

3.Why do you like to write?

It makes me happy and helps me escape my own reality. I’d rather dive into the lives of my fictional characters than live in the present and dwell on all the damage my Lupus is doing to my body, you know?

4.What inspires your writing?

Everyday experiences, my friends, random things on tv or the Internet, and sometimes my mood. It’s constantly changing, so it’s hard to pinpoint one or two things.

5.What's your favorite genre?

I love YA and romance indefinitely!