Since all life gets its energy from the Sun, could a Vampiric demi-demon magically alter herself to use solar energy directly? Instead of having to expend energy to reduce the pain, she could turn it an asset.

Hello, I don't normally sign up for forums, but I wanted to say as a first time reader that I enjoyed your style. Your Eve Benson trilogy is the first work by you I've read. I was looking thru the forums hoping to find that Eve and what is happening to her would be in future releases. I saw that a ...

If a Greater Demon were to find all of her blood links and kill the host, she'd be powerless. Lots of potential there. I did note in the Eve Trilogy that one of the Greater Demons mentioned that if she (Eve) tried hard enough, she could refresh old links. With the above thought in mind, they'd pote...

Honestly? I do think Eve might have a bit more potential in her. After all, she only just turned pseudo demon. So what is going to happen next? What will she do with herself? Certainly not lounge about as Bey's assistant for an eternity. Eve has a LOT of potential left in her. The end of that trilo...

Such is the plight of those of us that love to read. I'm constantly on the look out for new authors and books. Sadly, most of them are terrible, or at least very rough around the edges.

I'm beginning to wonder...now that the whole thing with vamps and mages and shifters and such is out...will more people notice when Zack just kind of walks into people's gardens, disappears and then reappears a couple hours later? Unlikely. People will still have the mental block that filters out t...

So, I just finished this trilogy and I wasn't expecting to really like it as the description didn't really speak to me, but I gotta say I liked it. One of the reasons I like it was there were no real powers involved, just skill and determination. None of the characters had any obvious "get out ...

Another good example is Imp: An Urban Fantasy Novella by Debra Dunbar. It's a good story that helps explain the main protagonists origins. It would have been nice if it were a complete book, but the novella was entertaining and only $2.

So long as the novella is priced to match the length, I've never had a problem with them; not a big fan of them, but so long as they tell a compelling story, so be it. I'd prefer to see such things in an anthology though. For example, I'd love to see a series of short stories that explore supporting...

I'm sitting here at work giggling to myself wondering how many ideas we give Dale through these group brainstorming ideas as we try to divine the future of magic across multiple fictional realities.