I didn't know this blurb existed until I looked inside the front pages of my ARC for Other:

"Other has it all: love, shifters, pookas, and nail-biting action. What's even better, Kincy's characters are vibrant, real and lovable. This is a debut that leaves you aching for more." Carrie Jones, New York Times bestselling author of Need and ( Read more... )

You may have already seen this on Twitter. I just noticed it about ten minutes ago. Despite the soul-crushing rigors of homework and a full day of class, I managed to levitate from my chair and squee when I saw this picture:


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While poking around my local Barnes and Noble, I saw a whole slew of Tenners on the new YA books shelf. I happened to have ARCs of Bleeding Violet and The Dark Divine with me, since I was going to mail them at the post office, so I couldn't resist taking a few crummy cellphone pictures of them side-by-side with their finished counterparts. I also ( Read more... )

You shouldn't like the color blue. It's really an overused color. Try something more sophisticated.

You shouldn't eat cilantro. I hate the way it has such a coarse green flavor.

You shouldn't read this book or watch this movie. And my review will tell you why.


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Happy 2010 everybody! Wait. It's already been going on for three days? Well, I have been busy revising. Managed to knock out 5000 new words of juicy romantic tension on Bloodborn. Also, just before Christmas, I gave up hunting for a pooka toy--i.e., a totally black horse, of the magical shapeshifting variety; example: Gwen in Other--and dragged out ( Read more... )

(A tiny teaser from Bloodborn, sequel to Other.)

The werewolves howl at night, taunting me in a triumphant chorus. Dad doesn't hear them--he's passed out drunk on the couch after a day talking to the hospital and the funeral home. I'm not going to any funeral, period.

I go downstairs like a walking statue, unfeeling, unthinking. In the garage, the ( Read more... )

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Because Catt asked (i.e., begged) for one, I give you a sexy Tavian teaser from Other:

We look away from each other. My gaze drifts over flashing lights, flags snapping in the wind, and crowds eddying through paths.

“So can you change into any animal?” he says. “Or is it mostly black horse?”

I smile. “Any animal. Did you google pooka like I ( Read more... )