Luna and Ramon are back!
This week, I want to re-introduce you to two supporting characters in Home and Dragons. They may not have many lines, but they play essential roles.
Luna and Ramon are good friends to have around; however, each can bite. Luckily, only one has a lethal bite.
Luna first appeared in Midnight Loyalties. She’s grown up a lot since then. No longer one of the youngest freshmen on campus, she’s breezing through her classes and working a steady job that keeps her in the know about the not-quite-human population of Austin. It’s this connection that gives her a unique perspective into the happenings inside Dily’s house and makes her presence essential in Home and Dragons.
Side Note: Luna wants it made clear: she only fills in at the family coffee house when she must, unless there’s a good musician playing for Midnight Bites.
Ramon walked into the short story Tommy’s Problem, and he took on a supporting role in Midnight Wildes. Despite his rough introduction to Austin and its nightlife, he still likes living here. He’s not just a pretty face; he’s a good friend to have around. Once again, I ask you not to ask him why he cut his hair. He bites when he’s grumpy.
Peace, L.K. Latham
P.S. Neither image is what I picture in my head when these characters talk to me; however, AI’s are getting better at making pictures, but replacing humans: Not.
A call of fate…
A sense of duty.
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