If you’re following the adventures of the friends forming a family at Dilys’s house, then you know they’re not all human. Jasper’s a dragonfly; his sole purpose in life is protecting little Ruby. Luckily, he doesn’t have to do it alone.
Meet Rowan, gnome to know. She’s been asleep for the last hundred-plus years, so let’s give her a break if she’s more than a little cranky and distrustful. Luckily for her, the first human she met on waking was Randall, and who can’t like Randall?
Here’s a hobgoblin who’s going places. Hobgoblins love to live in attics and take care of houses, but taking up a contract with a nice family is not for Goldie. She and her solid gold 1939 Lincoln Zephyr (she did the custom modifications herself) are going places. She and Ramon have started up a ride-share company with their own app. Before you get excited about trying them out, you might want to checkout Goldie’s driving. No idea how she’s not in more wrecks.
I’m now plotting how to set up a Kickstarter campaign for creating Home and Dragons Volume 1 as one, pretty omnibus book. It looks so easy to do, but I’ve already run into my first stumbling block: what makes a pretty book?
Do I put foil on the cover? Add a ribbon to mark your place? Add images? If price were no object, what would your favorite book look like?
Peace, L.K. Latham
P.S. Do you enjoy reading a good, dark Texas gothic story?
P.P.S. Haven’t checked out Kickstarter yet? I warn you, it’s addictive, but remember: you only pay for projects you back.
This is the book that launched Home and Dragons.
What in the Seven Worlds does a Werewolf have to do to get a break?
An urban fantasy novel about vampires, werewolves, witches, and all those others not-really-humans who we work with.
