Tag: sneak peek
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Meet Hellbringer, the horsepower of the apocalypse.
Excerpt from It Happened One Doomsday: The garage was easily big enough for three cars, but it held only one: the long, angular form of Greyson’s black muscle car. It sat crouched behind Rane’s back, its hood open just an inch, as if waiting to devour her. Greyson scratched his chin. “So if it’s possessed…
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Honey, in these shoes, you can save the world.
Meet Opal. She knows the esoteric contents of almost every handwritten ancient magical tome in The Crystal Connection. She can identify a magic charm on sight, she can read ancient languages, and she knows what you should never, ever say to a fish demon. But she doesn’t have any magical powers of her own. Is…
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It’s a good thing she’s such a badass.
Meet Rane. It’s no coincidence that “Rane” rhymes with “pain.” She’s Dru’s best friend, Opal’s best frenemy, and Greyson’s possible nemesis. She’s also six feet tall and able to transform into rock or metal just by touching it. Comes in handy for crushing the forces of darkness. But does her ‘smash first, ask later’ attitude…
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Who’s going to destroy the world?
Meet Greyson Carter, a street-smart mechanic afflicted with an apocalyptic curse. At any moment, he could transform into a horrifying creature that will trigger doomsday. Can they solve the riddle of his curse before it’s too late? Find out all about the characters in It Happened One Doomsday. Plus, read a sneak preview! Check it out now.…
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Who’s going to save the world?
Meet Dru Jasper, the bookish owner of The Crystal Connection, a sorcery shop that sells potions, charms, and enchanted crystals. The “real” sorcerers don’t give Dru any respect – but what happens when she becomes their only hope? Get a first glimpse of the characters in It Happened One Doomsday. Plus, a sneak preview! Check…
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The Myth of the Peaceful Writer’s Life
I know so many writers who claim that they need absolute silence in order to write. I used to be one of them. As I write this, we’re having a hardwood floor refinished in the room directly above my office. If you’ve never had a floor redone, I envy you. You probably still have your…
