The Guardian Series in general
I just got back from doing release day and birthday stuff, so the retrospective posts will start coming again in a little bit. But for now, I’m opening up a discussion/spoiler thread for GUARDIAN DEMON. Please feel free to comment and ask questions about the book. If you haven’t read it yet, beware! HERE BE […]
is happening today, but I can’t remember what it is. Oh, yeah. That.
Writing DEMON ANGEL DEMON ANGEL’s place in the Guardian series This was the first novel published in the Guardian series and the first story that I began working on, but it wasn’t the first one published. That was Falling for Anthony (you can see those retrospective posts here). But this was the story that started […]
Not out of cave yet. But since the world might end soon, I thought I’d schedule in a little excerpt to carry you through the apocalypse. Or maybe this is a Christmas present? Either way, avoid the zombies! SPOILER WARNING – ESPECIALLY FOR THE END OF DEMON MARKED! This is from Chapter 1. Taylor is […]
I heart Cliff Nielsen because of these: And now this: And just in case you were wondering what it was about, here is the back cover copy: In this thrilling conclusion to the Guardian series, New York Times bestselling author Meljean Brook delivers another stunning page-turner, in which the fate of humanity depends upon a […]
About two weeks ago I sent in my cover notes for Guardian Demon, so we’ll probably see the cover within a month or two. I’m not really sure what it will look like. I really love the heroine-covers from the last few books in the series, but this is the final book in the series, […]
Sorry for the lack of posts this week. My daughter had a day camp at a college across the river, and rather than waste all my time driving back and forth, I stayed at the library and worked (but didn’t have access to the college network, alas.) But I did start writing the retrospective post […]
Whee! This is Michael and Taylor’s book. It’s also the same month that my Iron Seas novella “Salvage” will release (starring Big Thom, whom we briefly saw in Heart of Steel.)
You might have noticed the audio version of Angels of Darkness is up at Audible.com, and it’s missing a name on the cover — mine! This is a heads-up for that audiobook: “Ascension” is not included in this audiobook. Penguin Audio has the rights to the novella and will be releasing it later. I don’t […]
…breaking my hiatus for a quick post. Formerly Falling Angels, this anthology will feature a Guardian novella (“Ascension”) and stories by the amazing Ilona Andrews, Nalini Singh, and Sharon Shinn, and will be out in October. What do you think?
I’ve had the title for Michael’s book in mind since my editor and I first settled on “Demon Angel” for Book 1. Obviously, all of the books in the series have carried on the same format, “Demon Something” — but for Michael’s book, I planned to change that up and let “demon” be the second […]
I think the announcement was made in PW today, so I’ll put it here, too: I’ve sold the final two books in the Guardian series, which will be DEMON MARKED, coming in August 2011, and Michael’s book, scheduled for 2012 (date and title TBA). I’m super-pleased to be working with Cindy Hwang at Berkley again, […]
…and my inner control freak. (Er, not that there is an outer control freak, is there?) And I usually don’t post these, but one search term that brought someone to my site was fuck against wall: romance novels Dear searcher, you might like these: Just click on a cover! Although, okay — DEMON ANGEL was […]
As Nalini noted on her blog, and as was reported in PW today, we’re in a fallen-angel-themed anthology together (with two other amazing writers who haven’t announced it yet so I am ::zipped lips:: here), and it’ll probably be scheduled for 2011. So that’s awesome. It’ll be a Guardian novella, set after Demon Blood, and […]
my advice is to skip to Demon Night* (and catch up on everything that happened in Demon Angel and Demon Moon here). There’s a couple of reasons for this, but the big ones are: 1) My pacing improved and the writing became more straightforward, IMO. I wrote Demon Night after receiving a lot of feedback […]
my advice is to skip to Demon Night* (and catch up on everything that happened in Demon Angel and Demon Moon here). There’s a couple of reasons for this, but the big ones are: 1) My pacing improved and the writing became more straightforward, IMO. I wrote Demon Night after receiving a lot of feedback […]