Burden (Lucy Trilogy #1)
Winged Series Book 11
By: L.M. Pruitt
Genre:Urban
fantasy/paranormal romance
Publisher: SP Press
Date of
Publication: July 26
Word Count: approx.
90K
Cover Artist: Najla
Qambler
All my life, I've had plans.
Dying the day before beginning the final year of my
surgical residency wasn't one of them.
Finding myself drafted in the eternal war between good
and evil wasn't one of them, either.
And dealing with friends, enemies, and lovers I don't
remember?
Definitely not in my plans.
Curse (Lucy Trilogy #2)
Winged Series Book 12
By: L.M. Pruitt
Genre: Urban
Fantasy/Paranormal Romance
Publisher: SP Press
Date of
Publication: August 27
Word Count: approx.
90K
Cover Artist: Najla
Qambler
Book Description:
The problem with plans?
Even the best ones
can go awry. And when they do... all hell breaks loose.
If I've learned only one thing in the last few months,
it's the past never dies.
Four plagues down. Six more to come.
We need more than a plan.
We need a miracle.
Redemption (Lucy Trilogy Book #3)
Winged Series Book 13
By: L.M. Pruitt
Genre: Urban
Fantasy/Paranormal Romance
Publisher: SP Press
Date of
Publication: September 29
Word Count: approx.
90K
Formats available:
ebook
Cover Artist: Najla
Qambler
Book Description:
The problem with miracles?
They require a deity who cares.
And if you don't have one of those... you need a
sacrifice.
Or the world ends
Building a World
The world is something we don’t think about—not
really, anyway. Sure, we’re aware of it and we know have a responsibility to it
but most of us don’t really think about all the rules which go in to making up
the world we live in. We don’t question why red=stop and green=go or any of a
hundred other little things which no doubt have an explanation but in the grand
scheme of things are so tiny and so engrained in our day-to-day life that we
take them for granted.
However, when you all of a sudden introduce a new,
not for real element—like vampires, werewolves, or mermaids—all of a sudden you
have to stop and think about everything which makes up this new world you’ve
created.
Take vampires—do you stick with traditional
mythology or build your own or combine the two? Are they civilized or monsters
or a little of each? If they only drink O negative blood, why is that? And once
you decide all that, you have to make sure all your rules actually make sense
in the context in which they exist and that you stick to them. If you decide to
deviate from them, you’d better have a good reason and explanation and spell
both of them out—because readers will definitely notice.
Building a world is a lot like playing any version
of The Sims. You’re the creator and
you can be as benevolent or not as you like. The only difference is what you do
actually has to make sense. Otherwise? Let your imagination be your guide.
L.M. Pruitt has been reading
and writing for as long as she can remember. A native of Florida with a love of
New Orleans, she has the uncanny ability to find humor in most things and would
probably kill a plastic plant. She knows this because she's killed bamboo.
Twice. She is the author of the Winged
series, the Plaisir Coupable series, Jude Magdalyn series, the Moon Rising
series, and Taken: A Frankie Post Novel.
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