“Myths and Mortals” picks up where the previous book left off, only the opposition has his eye on a new, dangerous target.
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Book Review: Dragon Draught, by Kristie Kiessling
I need to tell you about Dragon Draught, by Kristie Kiessling. Kristie is my fantastic writing partner, plotting accomplice, first reader, and one-woman cheering squad. What you many not realize is that she is also an amazing writer.
Cover Candy #10 (On Fire!)
Cover Candy #10: (On Fire!) It’s a good thing cover candy isn’t bad for my health, because I consume a lot of covers. With my eyes, that is! I look at covers of every genre, and I am always fascinated by the stories they tell. Do they match what’s inside?
Book Review: Nightrage Rising, by P.S. Broaddus
I just read Nightrage Rising (The Unseen Chronicles Book 2), and wow, what a great adventure! I’m not just saying that because author P.S. Broaddus is a member of A Drift of Quills, either. He’s a darned good writer.
Cover Candy #8 (The One with Dragons)
Are you ready for a little Cover Candy? Sometimes cover art is so yummy you just want to eat it up! We’re looking at dragons today. (Edible or not?)
A Drift of Quills: What’s Poppin’ our Peepers?
We usually talk about bookish things, but this month A Drift of Quills explores fantasy and sci-fi on television. What programs do you think grab our interest and get our brains working overtime?
Cover Candy #7
It’s time for a little Cover Candy book lovin’! I usually end up spending more time writing than reading—though once I start reading I’m likely to keep right on going and forget to write! I’m taking part in the 2017 Reading Challenge on Goodreads again—that gives me a push, too! This time I’ve taken a shine to covers with birds on them…
Blood and Shadow is Now Available!
I am thrilled to announce that Blood and Shadow, the first novel in the Mage’s Gift, is now available on Amazon! It’s taken a lot longer to get here than I’d planned, but we’re finally there, and book 2 is not far behind. No, really. A vengeful mage. A powerful gift. A naive youth. Sherakai never wanted to become a warrior like his father and brothers. Satisfied with being fourth in line to inherit title and responsibility, he wants only to be Master of the Horse. But on the eve of his sister’s wedding, a terrible gift arrives and Sherakai’s course […]
A Drift of Quills: Lunch Date With an Author
A Drift of Quills is sitting down to a virtual lunch, each with the author of their choice. Who do you think we’ll choose and why?
A Drift of Quills: Welcomes P.S. Broaddus to the Team!
Welcome to another edition of A Drift of Quills, bringing you fact, fantasy, and… a brand new team member! We liked P.S. Broaddus’s style and his wonderful sense of humor so much that we…