the dead house naida a companion novella dawn kurtagich

All the same, the author rides the monster without a flinch. Mayhem Wave is a complex series, what with interweaving futuristic technology and old-but-not-plain magic, plus constantly pulling the rug from under our feet with its unexpected twists and turns. And as Dorothy finds an inner strength and new abilities she never dreamed of possessing, she comes to suspect Melody may be something more than she appears. Separated by hundreds of miles, and with no means of communication, Harrison and Dorothy become entangled in the schemes of a monster who hopes to alter the world once again at the cost of all they hold dear. As the missing persons crisis intensifies, Dorothy discovers she and Melody are targets as well. Dorothy O’Neill, another of Harrison’s adopted daughters, though from very different circumstances, has taken five-year-old Melody, Harrison’s only child by blood, under her wing. Now they are disappearing - but Harrison did not just rescue them from villains those many years ago, he also adopted them, and that relationship holds the key to the true nature of their present danger. Here goes.(.P.S.: watch the very end of the post for Wakefield new blurb, along with a preorder link!).īlurb: Eight years have passed since the Mayhem Wave forever altered the world to a blend of science and magic, and since Harrison Cody rescued twenty-eight teenage girls from human traffickers. 22nd, as an ebook for now, with a paperback edition coming soon - so keep your eyes peeled!). (Note: Wakefield 2.0 is scheduled for Dec. Troy is the one in charge of them, and today on the blog he kindly shares his creative process in a Wakefield making-the-cover post.

This involves a whole rebrand, of course, starting with the covers. Now, since the rights for the first three installments were reverted to them, Erin and Troy have decided to go indie, and are ready to kick off Wakefield, Tunnelville and Perfection again, before they start publishing the second half of the series. After Book 3 came out - that is, in June 2013 - the two of them have been working at refining their craft, while also tending to their individual projects. The books Erin and Troy co-authored are the first half of the Mad World double trilogy, originally published by a small press. I reviewed the three collaborative books they have put forth so far (after Wakefield, the sequels Tunnelville and Perfection), beta-read for both of them, and cheerleaded like a champion at every step of their writing journey.

To cut a long story short, since then we have developed a great author/blogger relationship. In 2013, I received a review copy of Wakefield from the very hands of authors Erin Callahan and Troy H.

The dead house naida a companion novella dawn kurtagich