Seriously, what's better than a book? You open the cover and words take you to a place you've never been.
My main genre
is historical fiction. Especially medieval. I haven't a clue as to
why I've always been fascinated with that time period. I even had a
reoccurring dream that I was a medieval maiden running from an enemy
knight--well, I guess that's more of a nightmare, but that's another story. (If
I remember right, I posted about that nightmare a couple of years back. It
actually inspired a scene in Jewel of Ramstone.)
Maybe I'll re-post that later this week.
Anyway...where was I? Oh
yeah, medieval times. I researched the era to assure the clothing, food,
weaponry and such are accurate in my stories, be it The Medieval Quest series with book one JEWEL OF RAMSTONE. or
my Magic Stone Series.
Fantasy is fantasy, but
I used what I gleaned from medieval research in the Magic Stone Trilogy as
well. Obviously I didn't research the time-travel element in that series. (I
really wish I had a Tardis...or Dr. Who.) Luckily, someone or something blessed
me with storytelling ability, and I wrote the first book, For All Time. Cade
travels from medieval times to modern day where he meets Sage. And her dog,
Tex. I didn't intend to have my very own dog in the story, but he nudged his
way in, and nearly stole the story with his typical mischief.
The second book, Timeless Valentine, is
filled with the wonderment a medieval sorcerer can bring to a teller at a bank.
Kerry, the teller, and Wren, work magic of their own. Enough said?
The third book, Stolen Time, was kind of a
surprise to me. I didn't even know the first book would start a series. Though
I am the author, my characters tend to take over my writing. There's a
secondary character, Margery, from book one, For All Time. When I wrote the
word END, I thought that was the end of her. However, Margery
refused to give up her fight. She nagged me, and refused to quit until I
gave her a chance to snag the man she loved. Little did Margery realize I was
going to tear her away from everything familiar...
Well, heck. I guess I've
rambled enough.
Woman reading a book by stockphoto at freedigitalphoto.net
The dog photo...TEX--is mine.
