“I’m a demon hunter,” I said, relishing the sound of the words tumbling from my mouth. “I’m born in to it, much liked you’re born into witchcraft. Wanna know why I was so bad at blood magic?” I raised my left hand and let the lightning spark between my fingers. “Because I have this. AContinue reading “Storm Front #6 Excerpt”
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Meme: Lucky Seven
I’ve been tagged for the Lucky 7 meme by twitter buddy Emilia Quill. Currently I am stressing to the eyeballs about finishing the WIP before Camp NaNoWriMo starts (Ha! Like that’s going to happen) and planning the next two standalone novels. Here’s the seven lines from page 77 of my WIP, starting from line sevenContinue reading “Meme: Lucky Seven”
Storm Front #6 Needs A New Title
It’s getting to a point where Storm Front #6 really needs a new title. I’ve been calling it The Oncoming Storm as a work in progress title, but I was never really happy about it. Mostly because the storm is no longer oncoming: it’s here! In the book, I mean. So it’s time Tina’s firstContinue reading “Storm Front #6 Needs A New Title”
Review: Good Girls by Laura Ruby
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers Genre: Young Adult, Contemporary Pages: 304 (paperback) Release Date: 1 September 2006 Source: Library. Rating:4 out of 5 stars. Blurb (from Goodreads.com) Audrey Porter is a “good girl”: a good student, a great daughter, an amazing friend. She’s also the last person anyone expects to be hanging out with Luke DeSalvio, the hottest guy at Audrey’s school. ButContinue reading “Review: Good Girls by Laura Ruby”
Createspace’s New International Distribution
Something amazing happened last week in the print on demand universe. Createspace, Amazon’s print on demand company, announced that it will now distribute books in European countries. (!!!) Also, they’re doing it for free. (!!!) This isn’t Expanded Distribution. This is simply following Amazon’s Kindle practises, and printing Createspace books in Europe, with European pricesContinue reading “Createspace’s New International Distribution”
Lissa Bilyk 