This week my novel, Spirit World, was acquired by Entranced Publishing. Here is the description:
Riesa Adair knows that hearing voices is not a sign of sanity, so somewhere between her summer in a mental institution and her stepfather’s brutal attempt at an exorcism, she learned to keep quiet about it. But just because she denies the voices, it doesn’t mean they’ve gone away.
In fact, when a trio of Ghosts yank her into their world, Riesa realizes just how far they'll go to reach her. And they're the helpful ones. On the bad side, a megalomaniac Fire Spirit has taken an interest in her, because according to the Ghosts, Riesa's part of an ancient prophecy that's granted her special powers. Her ability to shift between worlds is exactly what the Fire Spirit needs to break through to the human world and gain control of it. Even worse, her abilities complement his. He's fire and she's ice. Combined, they would be unstoppable.
Unwilling to join him, but unable to resist the power which could end her stepfather’s “cures,” Riesa wavers. But when the Fire Spirit grows impatient and kidnaps her best friend, the one boy who loved her even when everyone else thought she was crazy, her choice becomes clear. It's time to see what happens when fire and ice collide.
Spirit World is scheduled to be released on April 15, 2013. I will post the cover as soon as I have it available.
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My short story, A Stitch of Blood, is now available over at Nine: A Journal of Imaginary Fiction.
Krystalyn Drown shows us a new look at a classic fairy tale. We receive a lot of re-imagined stories, but this is the first that has made it to our pages.
You get both web access to all nine stories and an ebook download (ePub and mobi formats) of the issue. Stop by to check it out.
Monday, July 2, 2012
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Exciting!!! I can't wait to read it :)
ReplyDeleteYay! Sooo proud of my crit partner!
ReplyDeleteCongrats, Krystalyn! Yay, Entangled Publishing! Lots of good stuff coming from there. All the rage among book bloggers.
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