Jake and Tor both fit in, just in their own ways. Now at least. If anyone ends up leaving, it will probably be Willum. He fits in to other places a bit better than he does in Noram. Still, there is work for him to do. Probably in a few months, our time. (I think that I'm going to do a quick Troy Lopez trilogy. Starting tomorrow? It will star Vampire Troy, and Human Troy, if I can make that work out. It might just be Vampire Troy though...)
The goal will be to release that near the end of August. For July we get Snowbound Nomad. It's worth reading, even if you think you don't like romances.
Statistics: Posted by PS Power — Fri Jul 07, 2017 10:30 pm
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Funny enough, I thought Elsa was waaay too predictable, yet you still got me with the misdirect, and then the other misdirect (about that other thing with the other people) got me too... love that.
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Seriously though, there's a group of super dooper powerful goodies, and they're attacking people that could work with them! It's also interesting they've moved on from Tor to Will as someone who could be broken enough to be powerful enough... I've been missing having Tor driven stories, and re-reading his... I still vote him as most likely to build himself a universe away from everyone. He's been waaaaaay too quiet - hopefully he's just retired and baking and happy. Although, could he be?
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Anyway, I'd like to see more Tor, eventually more Zack, although I get why we can't... I know they may not be as fun as newer characters... but gods do I love em. (Also more Tony Winters, but you'll ban me if I keep saying that out loud
).Buddy cop movie with Tor and Jake looking for a new world to call home because they just can't stand their own anymore. Tor always was a puzzle piece that didn't fit
Statistics: Posted by brainsniffer — Fri Jun 30, 2017 4:25 am
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They're in other places as well, right?
Statistics: Posted by David — Sat Jun 03, 2017 7:29 am
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It's right there, at the beginning. (Of all the books, in book one, not at the start of the book.) Though, don't tell anyone. I don't want to ruin the surprise if anyone missed this thread.
Statistics: Posted by PS Power — Sat Jun 03, 2017 4:01 am
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Saving reality is the job of other people.
There is a special class of beings that handle that, obviously. that data is in the first book I ever wrote. (As awful as it is. Cringy, but I put it right there, for everyone to see...) (Um, Mr. Hartley... In case anyone gets confused. The secret is right there in Underwood Mall...)
Statistics: Posted by PS Power — Fri Jun 02, 2017 9:09 pm
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Yeah, except he was also paranoid about the sort of demon adversaries reading his thoughts. Which means he put his effort in the right direction, find a way to keep his thoughts safe, and then don't share critical information with someone who could have the thoughts stolen easily out of their heads.
He could always tell her later, like at the last minute when its time to go there and kick butt.
Statistics: Posted by David — Fri Jun 02, 2017 10:52 am
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As much as I loved Pain Stones (5 Star all the way), it also frustrated the hell out of me. Where Will realizes he can find anything even the leader of the Adversaries, the does not tell Tamara or ANYONE on his world. It's what all the years of his training is for, but he keeps it to himself! Also, finding that bird statue in Out of the Woods should have had super genius Tamara realize that.
Ah well, l loved them both anyway and am holding my breath for book 3.
Statistics: Posted by Glenn Cover — Fri Jun 02, 2017 10:36 am
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The Troy series, if that's a real thing?
I wouldn't mind seeing an Alternate or Other book, either a revisit or someone new. A Keeley book might be fun, or something.
Something completely new, or the next pRon book?
Statistics: Posted by David — Thu Jun 01, 2017 8:46 pm
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Yay!
Thanks everyone. I hope you like the book.
Make sure you let me know what you want after this one. I haven't commited to anything yet, so hurry!
Statistics: Posted by PS Power — Thu Jun 01, 2017 7:33 pm
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