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Light Warriors Over Arc

Wednesday, August 25th, 2010

One of the questions I get fairly frequently is about my Light Warriors series. People want to know if there’s more tying the books together than the fact that at least one of the characters is a Gineal troubleshooter. The answer to that is yes.

If you’ve read the four Light Warrior books, (In the Midnight Hour, In Twilight’s Shadow, Edge of Dawn, and In the Darkest Night) then you know there’s something just a little different about each of the heroines.

It isn’t mentioned in Ryne’s book (In the Midnight Hour) because she’s unaware that’s she’s different, but in the second book, Creed reveals it–Ryne is the most powerful troubleshooter ever tested.

So Ryne is the strongest, the warrior, the leader.

Maia, the heroine in Twilight’s Shadow, has demon powers, just a kernel of them. They all believe she can only use them against Seth, but that’s not true.

Shona (Edge of Dawn) is the dragon mage.

Farran (Darkest Night) has the powers of both the darksiders and the shadow walkers.

Tris (who was introduced in EOD and had a big secondary role in Darkest Night) can do things with raw energy that is rare and special.

If the series was continuing, there would have been more heroines with unique talents. All of this is part of the Twilight Times prophecy that Creed mentions in his book. In fact, one of the post book scenes I’ve gotten is Creed calling together the people he knows are part of the prophecy (all of them haven’t been discovered yet when he does this). There’s naturally some skepticism, but he starts explaining, laying things out, and it makes sense. Still, no one wants to think the end times are really upon them.

Adventures in Furnace Repair

Sunday, July 8th, 2007

I’m not quite sure where the morning went today and I totally hate that. Weekends are too precious to lose time like this. Sigh.

It’s really hot and humid here this weekend. I know, Southerners are probably laughing their butts off about now. But we’ve had a pretty moderate summer this year, and compared to what we’ve had so far, it is hot and humid. You’re probably thinking, “oh God, no! She’s going to talk about the weather again.” Don’t worry, I’m just setting the scene for the story to follow.

So my parents came over to beat the heat. They don’t have air and I do. My dad was downstairs, putting together bookcases for me. At least for a while. He comes upstairs and tells me that my furnace (which also runs the air) is leaking water. I go downstairs and sure enough, there’s water dripping out of places I didn’t realize it could. He’s worried it’s going to short out the entire furnace unit thing and so was I. We had to turn off the AC! =8-O

He got on the phone and called some emergency number. Nope, water running like that is definitely not a good thing. The company (plumber maybe?) can’t get anyone out until Monday. I picture an entire weekend in the steamy weather without air. Gulp.

But the guy tells my dad it’s some piping or something that’s probably clogged and my dad can probably take care of it himself. So with cell phone in hand, my dad gets walked through the process and it worked! I have air conditioning again! And it’s a good thing, too. The air was off for maybe half an hour, 45 minutes at the most, and the temperature in the house had already risen 2 degrees.

As I write this, though, it’s blissfully cool.

My second adventure of the day involved a bug. I was on my way to bed, glance up, and strolling across my wall near the ceiling is a big insect. I have no clue what it was, just that it was long and ugly. Thank God for the bug vac. I grabbed that, climbed up on the bed, sucked him off the wall and all was well.

No writing accomplished yesterday, but I did rip all my new CDs onto my MP3 player. Or as I like to call it, life support. Putting the headphones on and listening to tunes is the only way to tolerate Mister Congeniality. Now I have Billy Idol’s Greatest Hits, Carrie Underwood, and Trace Adkins on my play list.

And to close out, this morning I’m finally getting the opening scene for Logan’s story. I need his brother’s name, though, darn it and no one is telling me what it is. Grrr. As I see it now, Logan’s book is first and then the brother’s story and something happened to him. Something serious enough that Logan is worried, which intrigues me. I’m off to go think about Logan and his family some more.

Paper Folding

Tuesday, June 12th, 2007

I’m still folding envelopes. Gah! Why did I think this was a good idea? I’m so ready to get these things done and move onto something (ANYTHING!) else. I was so busy folding, I even forgot to go out and check on my lilies. :-( I’ll have to do that this afternoon when I get home from the EDJ.

The last box is now off the counter next to my stove. It’s been about 6 weeks since I’ve had that clear because that’s where I had my boxes of flower bulbs to be planted and the last box was a solar-powered bug zapper for my deck. My dad and mom came over last night and he put it together for me. Now, all I need to do is clean off the lounge chair and get it up on the deck–then it will officially be summer. :-)

I think I’m finally starting to recover from my brain drain because this morning, I had a flash of an idea for my Light Warriors series. Just like old times. :-) The downside was that it had nothing to do with the book I want to write next in this world. I need to start working on that and getting things planned out.

Light Warriors

Saturday, March 24th, 2007

Since I first came up with the idea for In the Midnight Hour, I’d tried and tried to think of a name for the series. Okay, it’s only two books right now, but hey, that’s a series! And it has the potential to go on indefinitely depending on how it’s received.

I’d thought about calling it The Gineal Series after the name of Ryne’s people, but that was pretty boring and certainly not catchy. Besides, it says nothing really about the books. Then I thought The Troubleshooters because Ryne is a magical one of those. Except I think Suzanne Brockmann calls her series Troubleshooters, doesn’t she? If not her, then there’s someone. It was so frustrating. Today, though, it came to me.

The Light Warriors.

I did a search online, both on a search engine and at Amazon and the only thing I turned up was a role-playing game and a book from a vanity publisher. Hurray! The Light Warriors can be used!

I can’t believe I didn’t think of it before. Ryne’s official title is laoch solas which means warrior of light in either Gaelic or the Gineal language–whichever works. :-) I’m all excited about this now. I actually have a cool series name!

And in other news, I have all the windows open in my house–the first time since the cold weather set in last fall–and it’s heavenly. I love getting some fresh air in here.


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