I’ve been sort of… dreading? this series since I heard it was coming. A little backstory… I never watched even a single clip of Game of Thrones. One, I knew from what other people were saying that I wouldn’t appreciate the sexual content, and Two, I’d never read any of the books so I kinda didn’t care.
But when it comes to The Wheel of Time… well… I’ve read those books.
Read MoreWell hello there, dear Reader!
I hope you had a lovely Thanksgiving! (Or, if you are in a different part of the world, a lovely Thursday).
It’s been a while since I did an update post. November was pretty epic, and I have some things to let you know about the rest of the year, so let’s dive in!
Read MoreI often find it difficult to rest.
I get in the habit of work. The habit of go-go-going all the time. Pushing to a deadline. Pushing to an achievement. Pushing to accomplish something.
I have to set deadlines for myself, or I’d never get anything done.
But…
Read MoreYou may remember my review of the first book in this series. And if you don’t remember, you should definitely go read it, because I give you SEVEN REASONS TO LOVE STRAYBORN and they are GOOD reasons, too!
And now the second book is finally coming! This brand-new installment in the Draev Guardians saga will be releasing on December 1st! And I can hardly wait!
Read MoreAnd that means NaNoWriMo, which I have decided to participate in as a REBEL, which means that instead of having a goal of WRITING 50,000 words by the end of the month, I am hoping to EDIT 60,000 words and finish this first pass of edits on Towers of Might and Memory, the fifth book in my Turrim Archive series!
This link-up is a beautiful and fun 3-part blogging prompt that my dear friend Christine created a few years ago.
Read MoreI blink in the sunlight and glance around. I am standing in the middle of a town, surrounded by tall, brick buildings. The cobblestones beneath my feet remind me of my time in London, but I can tell that this isn't quite London. In fact, I'm fairly certain I'm not anywhere in OUR world. I swish my skirts about, glad that Lillian told me to dress the part. I would have looked very out of place in my normal jeans and t-shirt. The open market bustles with people in similar 1800s type garb. A lady standing at a booth catches my eye with her array of green, leafy herbs and bright red berries.
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