It’s #bookqw and my heroine ‘might’ be in deeper trouble than she’d thought. The Witch of the Meadows is now up on Kindle Unlimited–read free with your subscription on Amazon More from Chapter 4: Raven rolled his eyes, looking reasonable for the first time as his muscles relaxed under her hands. He pointed with […]
It’s #bookqw and my heroine loves snuggling ‘face’ to ‘face’ with a guinea pig! Fun facts: The description of Hilda the guinea pig is based on our long-haired guinea pig Hilda who passed away just before I wrote the first draft, then titled Meadow Magic. Real-life Hilda had fur that swept the floor and strands […]
It’s #BookQW and Fern might help Cor make his ‘dream’ of seeing ancient trees come true. More of the scene in my WIP, A Promise of Pines: “Where have you been?” the tour leader exclaimed. “Lady Pina is upstairs making calls.” “Ohmygod, not my mother,” Fern muttered. “I need to stop her.” “Just lost […]
It’s #BookQW and I’ve been making ‘short’ work of my WIP this spring. If you’ve read The Witch of the Meadows, come root for Salm, a wizard from my Windborne world who is getting his own story. And here’s more of the scene: The magic built across the water, red, gold, blue, green and every […]
It’s #bookqw and my heroine isn’t having a ‘good’ time with weird magic until a certain guy appears. Amazon: https://amzn.to/2utwbk0 Read ch 1-3: http://wp.me/P76rSl-1ay #YAFantasy #YAlit #newrelease #TheWitchOfTheMeadows
Time to “take” a look in PASSAGES for this week’s Book Quote Wednesday…& find denial! Read 3 chapters: http://wp.me/P76rSl-ZU
Passages is a SciFi + Romance = SFR A science fiction romance for the hopeful-romantic nerds in all of us.
I’ve had a few more teasers post in my countdown on Twitter. Follow me there to catch a new #SFPassages excerpt each day until the January 31st release! @LaurelWanrow
I have a teaser countdown running on Twitter. Follow me there to catch a new #SFPassages excerpt each day until the January 31st release! @LaurelWanrow
Here’s more of the scene: The Peak District wasn’t far, some thirty miles north, and accessible by the rail system that brought in their goods. But once there, travel to this farm could be difficult. Mother had said the mountain folk were rough, the hillsides impassable in the winter months, and the wild animals— “With […]