Ivy Rose

I love crying over books! It doesn’t happen very often, though…the book has to be REALLY good for me to cry about it. The first book that comes to my mind is A Penny Parcel by Avery E Hitch. That book…wow…it was such a powerful story that I wasn’t able to stop thinking about it for DAYS! Actually, all 3 of Avery’s books made me cry. She is…[Read more]

@Daeus I’ll have to ask my grandma. She just told me that we have Armenian blood in us, so it’s a fairly new discovery. 🙂 Your books sounds so neat.

Your blog is neat! I blog at http://www.lakesidepublications.com.

The Clashing sounds a bit cliche. In my mind, I’d assume that there is clashing just because of the premise of the story. I think Age’s End sounds really good with Two princes rise; one king falls. Two nations war; one weapon unites. That and it kind of signals the end of one way of life and opens the door to another. It’s very intriguing. It…[Read more]

I like Ages Ending and Kate’s The Servant King. 🙂

@Daeus those are great points. Thank you. And “Sent Out To Die” is quite an intriguing title. I’m looking forward to reading it someday…I have a lot of Armenian in me I’ve heard that somewhere up the family tree my ancestors survived the genocide. 🙂

@Sarah glad you like the R titles. 🙂 I do have tentative summaries written up…I can post…[Read more]

Like Kate, I prefer reading and writing in 3rd person. For me, I feel more connected to the character when reading in 3rd person (though that really doesn’t make much sense…). I love the “big picture” sensation that 3rd person brings. 1st person, to me, feels slightly jumpy and unnatural, but that is purely my personal opinion. 🙂

That said,…[Read more]

Thank you all for your thoughts! Good info. 🙂

You know you’re a writer when you go on vacation telling yourself that you have enough stories to work on and WILL NOT get ANY new inspiration for a new story while on vacation…and you come back home with the perfect story idea completely planned out in detail and 2,000 words into the first draft.

You know you’re a writer when your doctor tells…[Read more]

Thank you all so much for the warm welcome!

Hope, I will beg and plead for you to read it again. You’re the best beta-reader I’ve had yet.

And Amanda said it…indie publishing is the same as self publishing, I just like the ring indie has. 🙂

Rolena, aww, thank you! 🙂 Let’s see, when I’m not reading or writing, I am usually playing an…[Read more]

Thank you all so much for the warm welcome!

@Hope, I will beg and plead for you to read it again. You’re the best beta-reader I’ve had yet.

And @Amanda said it…indie publishing is the same as self publishing, I just like the ring indie has. 🙂

@Rolena, aww, thank you! 🙂 Let’s see, when I’m not reading or writing, I am usually playing an…[Read more]

Thank you all so much for the warm welcome!

@Hope, I will beg and plead for you to read it again. You’re the best beta-reader I’ve had yet.

And @Amanda said it…indie publishing is the same as self publishing, I just like the ring indie has. 🙂

@Rolena, aww, thank you! 🙂 Let’s see, when I’m not reading or writing, I am usually playing an…[Read more]

Hi Alia! Welcome to KP! How neat that you lived in China. I’ve not seen Doctor Who, and Star Wars isn’t exactly my favorite, so I’m not much help in that department. 🙂

Amanda, I have a sister adopted from China, too! 🙂

I’m new here, and I’ll introduce myself properly in a little while. 🙂 I just wanted to say that I’ve had the privilege of reading King’s Armor already (twice, in fact) and it is well worth the read. Hope is an excellent writer. And, she’s an amazing beta-reader, too. 🙂