…over at Natalie Owens’s blog today.
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A Hint of Frost’s First Review!
When I wrote Frost, I knew it was different, very different. I worried every day, every page, but I had to write the book. So I have worried, and I do worry, how well it will be received. In any case, I am grateful those characters came to me, and I hope I do their stories justice.
I have read other stories written by Ms. Edwards, and one thing that stands out is that she is a great world builder. Her stories feature worlds that are new, definitely interesting and dangerous with characters, creatures and beings that are both horrifying and attractive.
A Hint of Frost is the first story in the new series Araneae Nation. From the beginning Ms. Edwards writing gets the reader caught up in the beauty and danger of the new world, what is happening to the characters and how they approach and solve problems and conflicts. There is excitement, danger and love as well as intrigue and political machinations and when you put it all together you have one great read!
Read the full review here.
Six Sentence Sunday
First round Eversworn edits are done and a little birdie told me I might see the cover draft as early as next week. Wheee! Now if I could just get this book finished, I’d be in business.
His hand lowered, his lips hitched to one side, and I got the impression I had amused him.
Dangerous, that smile of his, for warming me when he said, “Be careful, little mouse. At the first sign of danger, scurry as far and as fast as you can. Don’t look back. Get yourself to safety.”
I nodded, knowing if the Theridiidae found us, I had no hope of outrunning their arrows.
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Six Sentence Sunday
Well, I don’t know about y’all but I’m going to miss 2011. That year was mighty good to me. Here’s to 2012 and here’s hoping it’s a blessed year for us all. 🙂
For weeks I haunted this warren beneath the frozen city of Erania. Who else could give these spirits respite when no one else knew of their existence? Clenching my teeth to stop their chatter, I flexed stiff fingers inside my gloves and exhaled.
I craved fresh air filling my lungs, sunlight warming my skin. I yearned to go home.
But first…I addressed the darkness.
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How Lyrical is Your Romance?
The First Annual Lyrical Press How Lyrical is Your Romance? Contest opens on Monday, January 16th. This contest is open to both published and unpublished authors.
Entries must be complete works, ranging in word count between 15,000-100,000 words, any heat level, and fit into one of the following subgenre categories: [Read more…]
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Hailey writes about questionable applications of otherwise perfectly good magic, the transformative power of love, the family you choose for yourself, and blowing stuff up. Not necessarily all at once. That could get messy.
