| As I mentioned before, I believed Jessie Garrett, my half-demon soul catcher, had many stories to tell, but I had no idea where she would end up. She had evil souls that needed to go to hell, but what kind of motivation did she have? What problems did she need to face? And how could I involve some romance?
In the first book, she starts to come out of her shell with the help of a noble vampire. What? A noble vampire? Yeah, and he’s the coolest vamp. So, she helps him out and in the process, she falls for him. She also meets a bad boy demon, and he causes a great deal of trouble for her. He comes back in book 2 and asks for her help. Catching an Evil Tail as you might guess involves werewolves. I do enjoy stories with werewolves, so I had to write one. It was my first. Naturally, I made the Alpha smoking hot. He has his eye on Jessie, but she’s conflicted, as usual. Book 2 leads to book 3, Fighting Evil. Jessie learns how to fight with Jeremy’s help and has to defend herself against a bunch of vampires. There’s lots of action and drama. Yet again, she has to make a difficult decision in the end. In book 4, Love Conquers All Evil, Jessie knows what she wants. There’s a bit of a mystery as she has to find a serial murderer. One of the big differences with book 4 is the fact Jeremy isn’t in it. Although I love the naughty demon, he just didn’t seem to fit in. When I finished the LCAE, I gave it a very happy ending and left it open for another soul catcher novel. |
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Hi Mary, I think these sound fantastic and will be looking into getting them! 2011 did fly by and congratulations on 4 books in one year! That is fantastic! I do have to get these series!
Mary
Thanks, Mary. Every year seems to go a little faster. Not sure I’ll get 4 books pub’d this year, but who knows. I’ve got 2 releases scheduled so far and 2 completed books. Okay, maybe I will beat 2011. Yikes. LOL.
Have a wonderful New Year!
Your post about pitching your story and not giving up until it was published is great. Then you got four published in a year- what a phenon you are.
The series sounds interesting. Thanks for the post!
HI Sophia,
I pitched to 4 different people and all said they were interested. But when I sent chapters to them, they said no. One said they don’t take stories over 60,000. What?? I couldn’t cut the book in half. LOL. I’m not a quitter in this business, and I don’t get discouraged either. Everybody is different, including publishers.
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