Got steampunk fantasy? Then it’s not ‘work’–you’ve got magic! Read the first chapters! Buy the novel to support #AuthorsHelpingHouston. My charity is BestFriends.org, a rescue working both Hurricanes to reunite pets with their families.
Well, I am certainly guilty of disappearing. The push to fix a dozen last minute details in a novel, put it and all other promotional items into place, and be present online for a book release is a lot for us introverts! On the positive front, I’m working on book 3 in The Luminated Threads […]
It’s finally here! The Twisting, Volume Two of The Luminated Threads This second book in a 3-part serialized novel (Please note: Second book! I don’t want anyone to be disappointed.) has received some terrific early reviews on Goodreads. From Dianne at Tome Tender Book Blog: Laurel Wanrow is back with book two of the Luminated […]
Daeryn Darkcoat, the hero in The Unraveling and The Twisting, is a European polecat shapeshifter. I love this scene because touch is very important to mammals and Daeryn has been yearning to have more contact with the proper Victorian heroine, Annmar.
Welcome to the cover reveal for The Twisting, Volume Two of The Luminated Threads by Laurel Wanrow! The talented Craig Shields www.craigshields.co.uk has beautifully depicted the magical Victorian world of this new adult steampunk fantasy romance. His cover artwork graces both the ebook and a print paperback edition. Pre-order The Twisting on Amazon for the special […]
While I’m still looking for ARC reviewers for the The Twisting, I realize you can’t very well jump into the second book in a paranormal series. Good news! The Unraveling is available for ‘Read It & Review It’ with the Goodreads New Adult Book Club group. That means it’s available in exchange for an honest […]
Have you read THE UNRAVELING? (Or were you waiting to see if I’d really put out the rest of the novel?) If you did, please consider putting up a review. Every single review helps an indy author. Honestly. THE TWISTING’s release is coming soon, and I’m looking for prior reviewers to join my ARC list. […]
Now we arrive at the minor accessories for trying to present a historical look. Isn’t it the details that make an image? I feel one of the most noticeable details some of us need to grapple with is eye wear. Unfortunately, it’s also an expensive one. I cannot see without glasses, and my current ones […]
Dressing properly isn’t just the clothes; the accessories must be right to make a correct historical presence. I have a few more things to prepare for my Victorian costume to be ready for the Baltimore Book Festival. Anyone and everyone going out of the house in Victorian times wore a hat. During the time The […]
Not only is my debut on Get Lost In A Story today (here!–please visit and chat–commenters are entered to win a print copy!) but yesterday, my niece sent this–from Spain! How fun is that?