Hello! I know I haven’t posted for a few weeks. I was busy finishing Saint of Sinners and writing a new short story. My six this week is from Emma and the Air Pirates, which should be out in August: … Continue reading →
Finally, she shifted and looked at him. “I don’t hate you,” she told him. “I have so many reasons why I should, but I just can’t.” “Well that’s something.” A brief half smile crossed his face. “Zeke, don’t make me … Continue reading →
Zeke yanked out the pin and tossed it down the stairs. The men shouted at each other, wondering what it was. One of them realized it was a grenade and they panicked. Then Zeke heard a clunk–clunk and realized they … Continue reading →
I’m diving into edits, so I thought I’d give you another taste of Emma and the Air Pirates: “I thought you had to be heartless to be a pirate,” Emma said. “No. You’ve got to be a little cruel, a … Continue reading →
Emma’s first magic lesson gets a little out of control: She looked down at it and thought about it moving, shifting and rising just with her thought. The dark power inside her hummed with an eagerness that made her nervous, … Continue reading →
It’s Air Pirates again this week. Last week Emma questioned pirate captain Zeke’s morals. Here are the next six sentences: “True enough, they’re not quite the same thing. But take the money.” She got up from the chair. “No. And … Continue reading →
This week I’m sharing more of Emma and the Air Pirates which just went off to my beta readers: That earned him yet another glare. “I was running for my life. I only took as much as I thought was … Continue reading →
I’m giving you a taste of Emma and the Air Pirates this week, my steampunk/fantasy. I love Emma, she’s so sassy: “I don’t see why I should go to see any friend of yours. How do I know I can … Continue reading →
Zeke went into the guest room to check on Ms. Gillard. She startled a little when he entered and gave him an embarrassed smile. “We’ll be on our way in a moment, Miss Gillard.” He shut the door behind him … Continue reading →