Release Date: 9/1/15
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The journey through Everealm continues as new evil arrives, casting mayhem about the realm. While war and wildfire are causing disorder, Bree and Rowan find that assistance from the fairies isn't what they imagined. As Dagan and Sidonie seek answers to uncover the truth about her family and her magic, they are plagued with even more mystery to unveil. As the wildfire burns, who will be left standing in the ashes?
About the Author
Writing has always been a hobby of mine, beginning as a young child. It was a way to cope with losing my father at seven years of age. I started with poetry and was featured several times on the amazing poetry blog, Autumn Leaves, by Sondra Ball. My love for poetry soon led to writing songs in middle school and beyond, which I still do occasionally. Music has always been an important part of my existence, so writing songs came naturally to me. In high school, I started my own novel, however, life got in the way and I never finished it.
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The journey through Everealm continues as new evil arrives, casting mayhem about the realm. While war and wildfire are causing disorder, Bree and Rowan find that assistance from the fairies isn't what they imagined. As Dagan and Sidonie seek answers to uncover the truth about her family and her magic, they are plagued with even more mystery to unveil. As the wildfire burns, who will be left standing in the ashes?
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Rowan chuckled to
himself and finished off his bowl of beef and cabbage. He picked up a corn
muffin, took a bite, and laughed again.
“What?”
“You’re staring at
her… Again.”
“No, I wasn’t,” Reeve
said, averting his eyes. “I was just… How can you not stare at her? She’s a
fairy! Just look at her!”
“I have looked at
her.” I’ve seen more of her than you can
imagine. Twice.
“I’m not crazy. And
I’m not the only one who’s looking at her.”
Reeve wasn’t wrong.
Any time Rhea came to the hall for a meal, both men and women would stop and
stare at her. Seeing a fairy was a rare occurrence in the realm. And everyone
was curious about her. But Rowan had a sneaking suspicion that Reeve was more
than curious.
“I can introduce you
to her,” he said, taking another bite.
The look on Reeve’s
face was hilarious. He looked terrified and ready to hurl.
Rowan laughed. "Never mind.”
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Everealm (Everealm #1)
Five Things I Love About Writing the Everealm Series
By: J.D. Wright
5. Romance! Each couple is different, which
makes it so much fun to write about them. Dagan and Sidonie are more sensual of
a couple, whereas Bree and Rowan are more of a childhood-friend-turned-lover
romance. In Wildfire, we see a couple come together (in a surprising way!) in
which both are true romantics (Awww…). I am thrilled to get to bring so many
different people together in so many exciting ways!
4. Character Variety! I mean, come on!
Queens, wizards, sorceresses, spies, faeries, princes, knights, and so many
more. There are truly sadistic characters and then there are romantic
characters. Some cause trouble with no sympathy for others and some are trying
to atone for their mistakes. The variety of people running around in my head
just amazes (and terrifies!) me.
3. Magic! Who wouldn’t want the ability to
freeze someone in mid-air? Make a ball of fire just by imagining it? Or even
simple things like changing the color of your hair or clothing whenever you
felt like it? I try to balance out the magic and romance so that neither is
more important than the other, which isn’t easy. The magic does become more
prominent as the series goes on because a lot of problems that our characters
face are because of or created by magic. For magical terminology, I draw a lot
of inspiration from Latin words. For example: “disseptum” is a Latin word for
barrier, etc. I have a lot of fun inventing magical phrases!
2. Clothing! Medieval clothing is so
amazing! Am I right? And since my series is fantasy and not historical romance,
I get to play around with the clothing. Take the Sabra attire, for example.
Their leather and furs are a complete opposite from the royal gowns. It’s great
to have the freedom to play with costuming. I even have a board on Pinterest
where I pin awesome inspiration clothing, occasionally.
1. CASTLES, CASTLES, CASTLES! There is a
reason why so many authors set their stories in the medieval-ish time period or
with an Arthurian theme. There is something magical about knights in shining
armor on their noble steeds, chivalry and majestic kingdoms. It really is a
fantastic backdrop for a fantasy romance series. Toss in a little wizardry, a
couple of villains, some humor, and a few steamy love scenes and I give
you—Everealm!
About the AuthorWriting has always been a hobby of mine, beginning as a young child. It was a way to cope with losing my father at seven years of age. I started with poetry and was featured several times on the amazing poetry blog, Autumn Leaves, by Sondra Ball. My love for poetry soon led to writing songs in middle school and beyond, which I still do occasionally. Music has always been an important part of my existence, so writing songs came naturally to me. In high school, I started my own novel, however, life got in the way and I never finished it.
Fast forward many years later and I find myself married with three
children, absorbed in my busy life with commitments to my family, work, school,
church, and charities, among other things. One day I came across my old binder,
with notes from my first novel, and it was with those notes that I conjured up
the elusive Everealm.
I write to please readers such as myself, who have a love for
fantasy and romance, but like a little danger and sex in their reading. I wrote
the book with a mature audience in mind, who can appreciate a hearty imaginary
world with magic and the unknown, but want more than fluffy love stories with
wizards in them. They want the romance, magic, and danger, all wrapped into
one.
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