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On a mission for the Wizard Enclave, Orielle ventures into the dangerous Wilding, a strange frontier filled with magical creatures. There she encounters sprites and wraiths, gobbers and wyre.
All view her as prey.
Here are some touches from the novella:
The rider swung her sword again, cleaving downward. Volk’s blow shattered Saircuista’s sword.
Just because the typing is finished doesn’t mean the manuscript preparation is over.
But typing ended on January 5.
Then it was revisions (adding in and fixing things), corrections, proofreading and editing for typos.
After that, uploading to Amazon, waiting for approval and addition to their online store. and you can find it here.
January 15 will now become its official birthdate.
First comes the trailer . . . because I like creating them.
Here it is: telling about the story and setting the tone.
We have the first scene in the novella The Lion’s Den, set in London after the Great War. It’s from M.A. Lee, which means it’s a mystery!
Listen to the excerpt on Podbean or YouTube. It’s less than 15 minutes.
The Lion’s Den is connected by a single thread to the Into Death series, which features the artist Isabella Newcombe. Jack and Filly first appeared in the mystery Christmas with Death.
Click here if you’re curious about the first Into Death book, Digging into Death. (It’s a trailer!) Purchase it here.
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At the first of the year–and the end of the year–M.A. Lee always promotes the Think/Pro Planner for Writers. The planner offers daily incentives to track word counts and a project’s progression, with monthly and yearly reviews and previews to keep us advancing toward our publication goals.
Jack Portman had never forgotten Filly Malvaise.
Then she walked into the his local pub and into the clutches of a loan shark.
Can he rescue her before she falls victim to evil?