Update
Added 2025-11-02 11:22:42 +0000 UTC
Warlock 4 is coming along at 85k words and I hope to be words complete and start heavy editing/revisions 12/1, while planning for 1/1. Meaning I'll be happy with the former, but not disappointed in the latter.
There'll be a couple preview drops in November, then to a more regular schedule in December.
Goblin Gigs will have an ARC here (no significant changes planned, just in ebook format for you) in early December, and be turned over to Royal Guard then. We went with different narrators for variety between the two series, but I'm not sure who it will be -- I'm leaving that up to RG, since they did such a good job with Warlock.
I'll be trying to work in a couple extra/POV drops in November, but my focus right now is W4.
I want to thank everyone again (I do that a lot, I guess) for your support.
It was a year ago tomorrow that I started writing full-time and it's been a wild, wonderful time.
Comments
Daniel, awesome books. I think I've read them four times now. I must say though, I feel for Priscilla nearly every time she shows up. First her mom tries to sell her. Then she cries in the sauna. Then her friends who aren't friends boot her. Then her mom successfully sells her. Then she has to admit that she's been sold and rather okay with that in front of other women that already belong to Noah. Then, okay, awesome dates. But then, wallflower. If she's even present, the other girls take front and center with Noah, every time. At Bell Tine she's teased, gets so embarrassed that she dances away and Noah never even notices that she doesn't come back. He doesn't give her the dance she's freaking asked for twice. As a hobby author I know that nearly every word must advance the plot. I fully understand that characters are a slave to the plot. I get that there was little opportunity to put Priscilla in Noah's path more often. Doesn't stop me from feeling bad for her.
Kaylee
2025-11-05 16:15:31 +0000 UTCMy sister passed me the following as found in a book in England: Without limiting the rights of any author, contributor or the publisher of this publication, any unauthorized use of this publication to train generative artificial intelligence (AI) is expressly prohibited. HarperCollins exercise their rights under Article 4(3) of the Digital Single Market Directive 2019/790 and expressly reserve this publication from the text and data mining exception.
Stephen Metcalfe
2025-11-04 15:25:17 +0000 UTC
