“Dragon Sitter,” Is that a job title?

Hi,

As final edits, formatting, and artwork are underway, let me introduce you to one of its heroes taking on the tasks of designing a home and raising a Dragon.

I asked Mark, our first hero in Home and Dragons, to describe himself. 

“Artist, Interior Designer, and Dragon Sitter – not necessarily in that order, more or less all at once.” That’s all he gave me.

Is Dragon Sitter a real job title?

Mark : Artist, Interior Designer, Dragon Sitter, and finalist in the Internationally broadcast show, Best Home Decorator Contest.

I can’t wait for you to meet Mark.

Mark is one of those people who’s always on the move. Even when he’s sitting still, he’s moving: sketching on paper, drawing on his tablet, reviewing plans, or reading horror stories. The latter surprised me. I didn’t take him for the horror story type, but he said after the year he’s had, they’re like calming nursery rhymes.

I can’t wait for you to meet him. It won’t be long now.

Peace, L.K. Latham

P.S. . I’ve been reading loads of books lately. I think it started the week of the big ice storm. I’m almost ready for another ice storm, just to make a dent in my TBR list. (Just kidding: no ice please, but more books are always welcome.)

A human who can’t stay away from the supernatural no matter how hard she tries.

Monsters. Magic. Mayhem. And one woman fighting to prove she belongs.

Death gave her a second chance. But some bargains come with eternal consequences.

Little Red Riding Hood had a big, bad wolf… I have four.

Home and Dragons: New Heroes Unveiled

Hi,

Winter hit Austin with a bang only two weeks ago with well over two inches of ice, but now it’s all blue skies and sunshine. For those of you who have an entire season of ice and snow, how do you do it? Here, we lock ourselves in our homes. No plows or salt or anything for the roads, so no going anywhere. The roads cleared of ice the next day, but our yard remained thick with cold stuff.

This was our back yard the day after January’s ice storm. Set out extra seen and bark butter for the birds.

Day after January’s ice storm

I had a few days of R&R during the storm, but now it’s work, work, work. I’m editing beta reader input and formatting for the line editor. On top of that, I still need a cover!

While I’m looking at images, I thought I’d share a few of the faces that have been guiding the story behind Home and Dragons.

P.S. I still found time to seek a few books for you to try and one big book sale. 

The Good Ship Ghost of a Chance Book 1.

Courage In The Face Of Adversity – That’s What Sets Us Apart.

Sisters of Conjure Cove book 3

Question for Dragon Enthusiasts

Hi,

The first response from the first beta reader: Bad guys aren’t bad enough.

“Hmm,” was my first response. Second response: Let me make him meaner, louder, more cunning, and a little better looking.

As I plot out the marketing campaign for Home & Dragons, I need some help.

Thanks for your help!

P.S. The more responses I get to the survey, the more likely you’ll get a surprise in an upcoming email.

When darkness bleeds into reality, five immortal warriors stand between humanity and cosmic annihilation.

Courage In The Face Of Adversity – That’s What Sets Us Apart.

Fleeing one world to escape death and ending up in another to face war.

2026: A Year of Artistic Wonders and Surprises

December was all about go, go, go! Despite all, I kept up a full working schedule and I’m pleased to announce:

Home & Dragons is done!

It’s with beta readers now. So, I’m taking a week to chill and do some prep for the next project.

December began with a wonderful and long anticipated vacation to – take a guess – picture below.

And then came the visits with family and friends, complicated with whatever the new bug is that’s going around. (Knocked me out a full week!)

Lots of news coming soon, but loose-lips and all that. Want to shout them out, but can’t yet.

So often it’s the forgotten who possess the power to change the world.

In a realm where power teeters on a fragile edge, “Pariah’s Lament” thrusts you into a spellbinding adventure of destiny, courage, and survival.

May we all have a great year in 2026.

Peace,

L.K. Latham

P.S. Give yourself a free read or more this holiday.

Happy 25 December!

Once again, I’m covered in glitter from decorations that I swore would tone down, and that’s okay. It’s fun.

 I hope you’re able to relax and enjoy the season as we wait to bring in the New Year.

From the gang of Midnight Whispers and Home and Dragons: Happy Holidays!

Peace,

L.K. Latham

P.S. Give yourself a free read or more this holiday.

Sorcerer Christaan De Rein’s return to Liverpool does not go well, starting with the fact that his trusted apprentice, Higgins, dies on the way. Then again, Higgins dies a lot. Of course, Rein doesn’t expect to be welcomed with open arms after being banished for nine years, but a cryptic summons from The Musician herself cannot go unanswered.