Hi,

I’m so excited!

Home and Dragons Part 2 is now available in most online retailers.

From now through Sunday, 26 April, it’s available for $.99.

On Monday, 27 April, the price goes up, so get it now.

In the race for ratings, you need good designs, hunky contractors, and a little magic from friends.

Ginny thought that resigning Dilys’ rundown mid-century home with the cameras rolling and protecting an unborn dragon would be the hard part of her job. An unruly fae, a magical plant, and a secret video are about to test the growing bonds of all the dragon conspirators – not to mention changing the design plans.

Peace, L.K. Latham

P.S.  Don’t forget: Price goes up on 27 April.

P.P.S. Haven’t read Home and Dragons Part 1? Get it now at most online retailers.

Hi,

The San Antonio Book Festival was a blast. Storms and heavy rain hitting parts of central Texas skipped the city during the festival. I met lots of people, heard lots of good stories, and can’t wait for next year. As a plus: after the festival, I had a lovely date night with hubby.

I’m pleased to say Home and Dragons Part 2 is on schedule for release. 

In the meantime, let me get back to introducing you to the characters of Home and Dragons. 

Dilys is a doctor who doesn’t know how to not be working. She has her reasons for working every shift she can, and she doesn’t share them. Ginny and Mark label her a workaholic, but they suspect something is bothering her.

Dilys stumbled into the story the night she was looking for a ride home. Randall, always the gentleman, offered to help, but when Jasper dragged him back to the Killian building to fix the electronics for the wedding reception, she was dragged along. 

Today, she’s  friends with the dragon protection gang, and her grandfather’s old house is getting a full remodel. Thanks to the Fae in the house, the house is sorely in need of repair, and she doesn’t have the money to do it herself. 

She doesn’t like to ask where the renovation money is coming from. She wishes now that she had asked more questions.

Peace, L.K. Latham

P.S.  Be sure to check back next week for a link to Home and Dragons Part 2.

Hi,

What crazy weather! 

I’m not complaining. The weather in Austin is beautiful. It beats the 90+ that’s coming soon, but with fronts washing in and out almost daily, I’m turning into one giant sneeze and sniffle. It’s not slowing me down. 

Home and Dragons Parts 2 and 3 are on schedule, despite an unexpected treat coming up.

I’ll be at the San Antonio Book Festival helping at the Writer’s League of Texas Table and signing books. The book festival in on 11 April. If you’re in San Antonio that day, stop by for a visit and get some new reads from me and a lot of other authors. I’ll be at the Writer’s League of Texas table from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m.

I promised to introduce you to the characters in Home and Dragons. Thus far, you’ve met Mark and Ginny. Today, meet Randall.

You can imagine how excited he was when he found his first magical plant. The problem was, he didn’t remember finding it at first. The plant will do that to you. Luckily, he has a Dragon, a Dragonfly, a Gnome, a Goblin, and wait! I’m getting ahead of myself. You’ll have to read Home and Dragons to find out more about Randall.

Peace, L.K. Latham

P.S.  Randall discovers his first magical plant in Home and Dragons Part 2. (Coming soon!)

Hi,

I’ve teased you log enough: Home and Dragons Part 1 is done. I’m loading it into stores as you read this. Soon, it will be available in your favorite online store.

Home And Dragons Part 1 is a short story, and the first in a series of novellas releasing monthly for the next five months.

Peace, L.K. Latham

P.S. If you can spare a few minutes, a review from you will make it easy for other readers to find Home and Dragons Part 1.