In case you missed it: First Tattoos, a short story about the Eugenes and their experience getting their first tattoos is a free download now, but it’s going away this weekend.
Mums promised to give Eugene and Phineas each a unique tattoo. They’re thrilled, but the moon is full and bright, and someone is following them.
I hope you’re enjoying your spring. Is it as lovely where you are as it is here in central Texas? The bluebonnets are out and all the leaves are green. Unfortunately, all this loveliness means I’m sniffing, sneezing, coughing, and itching my way through the days. It’s slowing me down, but I’m not out yet.
The story I’m sharing with you today is a sort of prequel to the events of Midnight Wildes, except the events in this story happen a good twelve years before Midnight Wildes begins.
Eugene is one of my favorite characters: She complains a lot about everything, but she wouldn’t change thing, she’s ready to take on any fight, as long as the cause is true and just, and she’s very proud of her tattoos, which her Mums created.
In this short story, meet Eugene and her brother, Phineas, as they get their first tattoos while trying to figure out the whole Werewolf thing.
Mums promised to give Eugene and Phineas each a unique tattoo. They’re thrilled, but the moon is full and bright, it’s a cold, and someone is following them.
Did the witches of the Wildes start the fight, or was it someone else?
One more short prequel for Midnight Wildes (but not necessarily new), and I want you to be the first to read it: The House and The Goblin. If you read the book of shorts Midnight Voices, you read an earlier version of this story. Then it was named Memories of a Kiss. Turns out, this story started the adventures of Midnight Wildes. It took me a while to realize it.
I hope you enjoy.
The first time Danita met her Goblin, the earth shook. This time, it shakes for all the wrong reasons.