The final book in the William WIlde series launches today.
I’m so happy to have finished another series, but it’s also bittersweet. I’m going to miss William and Serena.
Davis
The final book in the William WIlde series launches today.
I’m so happy to have finished another series, but it’s also bittersweet. I’m going to miss William and Serena.
Davis
Here’s the link. BTW This is also the final excerpt.
“It is said that your life flashes before your eyes just before you die. That is true, it’s called Life.” Terry Pratchett. RIP Sir Terry.
I got my first fan ‘letter’ the other day, and it’s from South Africa of all places. It was posted on my Facebook page, and reading it put – and kept – a huge smile on my face. Learning that people are liking my book is one of the finest compliments I’ve ever received. Of…
I’ve got a firmish release date for A Warrior’s Penance, book 3 of The Castes and the OutCastes, so I have it available for pre-order on Amazon. Here’s the link. I’m also doing a omnibus ebook edition. I can’t do a print omnibus, though, since the entire series is over 1600 pages long.
Zombies are very popular right now. I love The Walking Dead, and I laughed at the inappropriate gallows humor of Zombieland. I’ve even seen three or four of the Resident Evil movies. And, of course, there’s the George Romero zombie movies. Someday I’d even like to work zombies into a novel. But despite my fascination…
I’ve leveled an entire city. I’ve destroyed a close-knit families, and I’ve even killed a character who I loved. She spoke to me once and said, “I don’t like him (Rukh).” She changed the entire trajectory of The Castes and the OutCastes and became a far more important character than I intended. But nothing has…
spoilers maybe? I Like both series but are you going to end Rukh and Jessira story line or not?
Hi Jacob,
The short answer is no, but when that story line picks up is the question. If you read to the end of William Wilde and the Lord of Mourning, you’ll understand what I mean.
Cheers!
Davis
Loved all your books and look forward to any future projects from the castes and the outcastes series. Nick podehl does a great job of bringing the characters to life as well. Awesome stuff!!
Hi Jerome,
Thank you for giving my books a chance, and I’m thrilled you love them! Rukh and Jessira play a large role in the William Wilde series, but a direct sequel to the Castes and OutCastes is on hold. I’ll get to it eventually. For now, I’m writing about Cinder Shade, a young man of uncommon grace, especially with the sword and Anya Aruyen, an elf woman who is tall, strong, and fearless. Neither remember their true names. Those are your only hints as to who they really are :).
Sincerely,
Davis
Can’t wait!! Keep up the great work. I’m certainly enjoying it!
Thanks, Jerome. I hope you love the finale to the series!
Davis