by Gin Hollan
She gave a half smile. “I’ll drop by later, father.”
“With Sam. I want the whole story.”
She nodded. Even Sam didn’t know what she knew.
// Author's Notes //
Thank you so much for reading book two in my Arabeth Barnes series! I can't tell you how much that means to me.
I like to think of storytelling as community thing - without readers, I'm just talking to myself and I already do more than enough of that. (Part of the reason I have a dog is so people think I'm talking to her. My dog does too, so I call that a win.)
If you find something that needs addressing, like a moment that caused confusion or threw you out of the story, or fact problems, I'd love to hear about it so I can make corrections for future editions. I'd also like to know if you think the title or cover are all wrong for the story. But I'm not only looking for bad news - what parts did you enjoy most? Are there minor characters you'd like to see more of?
If you want to know when the next story will be out, or when I give stuff away, please let me know you're interested here: http://eepurl.com/biB8zb.
I hope you’re looking forward to book three, when Blastborn and Vensay each find history loves to repeat itself, and solutions that have worked in the past no longer apply.