Monday, September 18, 2006
New release Day, The Lost Wolf Warrior
I wrote The Lost Wolf Warrior many, many, years ago as my first completed novel, so the book holds a special place in my heart. When I was writing the tale I decided I had to have a strong female warrior as my heroine and I got to thinking, what if she has a talisman, an animal, I though. I set the story in 13th Century
I started doing research on wolves in
I was totally dismayed to think an entire species of animal could be killed off that way. So I created a group of people called the Solarian's, who lived in harmony with their wolves until that fateful day in 1280 when King Edward sent English soldiers to kill not only the wolves, but the Solarian's as well . After the battle, the surviving Solarian's left
Please come by and visit my adopted wolf, Wana at http://WolfMountain.com
Here's an intro to Book #1 of the series:
The Lost Wolf Warrior
The year is 1311. Serena de Reincolt, a young Warrior of the Wolf, is tasked with a quest: Retrieve the sacred scrolls of Solaria and the outlawed murderer, Ziem.
Failure means certain death for the Solarians.
Found at age six in the
One thing Roan knows for certain--he is finished with warring. Taking up King Edward's offer to protect a castle on the Scottish border, Roan is as content as he can be.
It wasn't until Roan met an incredible woman in the most extraordinary circumstances that he pieced together his purpose in life. But their journey is fraught with danger and a vengeful King who will stop at nothing less than eradication of all those he feels threaten his rule.
Suddenly, Roan and Serena are protecting more than a society of gifted people; they are fighting for their lives, their love, and a fantastic legend.
Rae
I was one of the lucky people who got to read this book just as it was released the first time. I liked it then, and enjoyed the rest of the series just as well.
Great news on the re-release!
Dee
So excited for you on having your innovative story re-released. This is a compelling series with such wonderful characters, where their stories are so appealing.
A Big Congrats!
I like what you did with your research and how you handled this challenge. Instead of scrapping the idea or ignoring the facts and citing creative license, you worked around the problem. Kudos.
And shame on Edward I.
Okay, the free e-book goes to Ameliar. Amelia, if you want to e-mail me at Rae@Raemonet.com, I'll make arrangements to ship you a free copy of one of my books. ;)
Congrats again on your re-release!
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