What's Next
Many authors start their web pages with biographical information, but frankly, I've led a very boring life. (That's not a complaint. "May you live in interesting times." really is a curse, and "May you lead an interesting life." is even worse.) When I go to my favorite authors' web sites the thing I'm really looking for is; What's Coming Out Next!
Trickster’s Girl comes out in paperback on Oct. 25th—which means it will probably in the stores when you read this. It's YA fantasy in a near future SF setting, and it's not quite like anything I've done before. The tone is a bit more edgy, urban fantasy style, but it's got a sexy lying shapeshifter instead of sexy vampires.
Traitor’s Son, the second in this two-book series is scheduled for April of 2012. Kelsa thought she was turning that pouch over to someone who’d know what to do with it. She was so wrong.
The Goblin War is out in hardcover! It’s the final book in the Goblin Trilogy (The Goblin Wood & The Goblin Gate are the first two books) in which all three of my protagonists have to work together to defeat an invasion of cannibalistic barbarians...which is probably easier than Jeriah and Makenna working together!
The Goblin Gate is now available in paperback (also in stores) but to get Goblin Wood you’ll have to resort to used copies or check it out at the library. Or, you can listen to me reading it!
The podcast (free mp3 files) of me reading The Goblin Wood aloud is available to download now.
And finally, what I’m currently working on is The Fixer—it’s a stand alone story, set in the Goblin universe but 400 years later. They’re trying to settle their version of the first world war with a great peace conference—and assassins are trying to disrupt it, and framing the heroine’s grandmother for the murders. I hope it won’t disappoint my Goblin fans—all the characters from the previous novels have been dead for four centuries, so it shouldn’t surprise you that they’re not in this story! But it does deal with one final question Goblin War left open—what happened to the descendants of the Chanduri.
