19 Aug
Tomorrow is our last full day in Edinburgh, and it has been non-stop since we landed on Friday morning. It always takes me a long time to articulate my emotions about a place, but I’ll put one thing out there, real simple: This is a magnificent city.
A pyrokinetic and former car thief, Eddie cannot refuse an assignment to cross the continent in order to rescue an extraordinary woman in peril…even though he fears losing control of the destructive power of flame at his fingertips.
The last of her shape-shifting kind, Lyssa hides in the abandoned tunnels beneath Manhattan. Like Eddie, fire is her weapon, her destiny…and her curse. For beneath Lyssa’s extraordinary beauty are dangerous secrets…and even darker, nearly irresistible urges... (November 2011)
When the bond Maxine Kiss shares with Zee and the boys-the demons tattooed on her skin-is deliberately severed, the hunter is left vulnerable and unprotected. For the first time in ten thousand years, the boys have a taste of freedom-without Maxine’s guiding influence.
As they grow more violent and unpredictable, Maxine starts to fear the little demons will lose their minds without their attachment to her. But reuniting won’t be easy, as a great temptation waits for her little demons : a chance to return to their lives….and unleash hell on earth. (December 2011)
What a delight. Of course I’m being nosey and want to know why you are currently in Edinburgh.
i love scottland i love scotish culture
There’s no more beautiful city in all the world to me than Edinburgh. I can’t tell you how much I miss it.
Are you there for the International Book Festival, or just the Festival in general?
It is a beautiful place, and I’m glad you got to see it in the glorious weather this weekend. I’ll be interested to hear what you made of it, and what you saw.
So what do you think of all these different literary festivals? Did you find a nice quiet corner and place to have tea?
I bet you came home with a big pile of new books to read.