The Lament Trilogy?

[PS Power]

I don't think that it will come back up on its own. Though I do think we might see some of the people from there again. We are coming to the point where each world will be visited in many of the different arcs.

I am considering writing something along the lines of a spy thriller, or an action adventure novel, where most/all of the characters are without any powers, magics, super science or abilities that can't commonly be accessed. Possibly out of the current set of things... (I need to make sure I push myself, into doing different things, since I don't want my writing to get too "samey".)

[brainsniffer]

[PS Power]

Nothing that advanced. Though not a horrible idea!

[brainsniffer]

Still, you have to appreciate that I get these things consistently wrong.

[PS Power]

You mean that you get the obscure things that are partially in MY head wrong? Those things? I guess I can see the value there. If nothing else it means that people aren't really reading my mind...

Yet.

Unless you're faking and you really can get what I'm thinking from a few words on the page. In that case... man...

[MasterfulZora]

Keeley was that woman collecting something from Doctor Millis after they left from the mountain, wasn’t she?

[PS Power]

No. Keeley was on the bridge of the flag ship when Pran went to get coffee for people.

[PS Power]

*Man, it's been awhile since I thought about that. I can't remember most of the names off the top of my head. Sigh.

I have just reread all the Keeley books, prepping for the new triology. Even if that's going to be a lot more adult in nature. (older characters, darker themes.)