I did get a bit done on the Time-Lost book. My muse actually wrote more than a sentence when I opened it up. But I still have at least 2 episodes/chapters to go before it’s finished. I still got time to finish it this month if I try and corral my muse. We shall see.
The ravens are very impatient. Humans do not impress them, at all. Names really mean nothing to them as they know who they are. And Indy’s just SHE and HER to them. But Indy needs names for them. There’s two of them after all. I’ve been looking up herb & spice names. Amla sounds good with Sage so I may use it. Amla and Sage. What do you think?
And I’m still hunting names for centuries-old vampires. So if you have any you want to share, please do.
Bone Whisperer cover is almost done. I’m going for L. T. Ryan’s covers’ look. Their Cassie books are close to what mine is. Lonely places with a bit of darkness to them. Book 1 of Ghostwolf however is not coming along like I want. But hopefully this last bit of revision will do the trick. If not I’ll talk with them some more. It’s hard to get a closed Urban Fantasy cover just right with normal and paranormal themes. Steve Higgs did a good job with his but though his books come close they aren’t quite like mine. Covers are sooo hard.
I need to finish the Time-Lost book so I can move on to the other books I need to get out. Book 2 of Bone, Book 3 of Ghostwolf, and the last book of Elemental Voice. I also have my Fallborn books, two Urban Fantasy series Book Ones, and The Alliance book in my queue. They’ve all been waiting a long time. I wish I could write a book/month but my muse is just too fickle. My ADD doesn’t help any either. Vella helps a little though, to keep me on track with the ones I have on it. That is when my muse cooperates.
Speaking of Vella…Have you checked out any of my books or Vellas? If you have not, Give them a try. My Elemental Voice books are in Kindle Unlimited and I have several Vellas to chose from.
September is almost here, which means Hootin An Hollarin. If you’re in the neighborhood of Gainesville Missouri the third Friday and Saturday of September stop on by the festival and enjoy the craftmanship of many local crafts persons. My booth is beside a food vendor of Ribbon Fries and pulled pork so you can buy a good book from me and sit on the bleachers while you eat some good food from the food vendor. Just don’t drop the sauce on the book. 🙂
Oh, I almost forgot. I’m starting up my email/newsletter soon. If you want to sign up click below and this month you’ll get a short story that is a take on Little Red Riding Hood.
Stay tuned for the next installment
T.L. Riffey 
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