The past weeks have been super busy. Last week I finished
edits on something new Amber Skyze and I have been working on for Loose Id
Publishing. As soon we have our new book cover and promo together, I’ll post it
here. I can’t wait to share it.
Meanwhile I’ll still working on the second book in the
series and that book is really interesting too. I’m loving this collaborative project,
learning a lot and always trying to write faster!
Amber and I started off with the idea that we were going to
write a series of 30k paranormal stories. The books grew and grew… Each of the books is
now a full-length novel and packed with action and surprises.
So far my new publisher Loose Id has been a dream to work
with.
“Something Wicked This Way Comes Volume 2” has been receiving
some great reviews.
Long and Short Reviews (Formerly Whipped Cream Reviews) gave
“SWTWC V2” 4.5 Stars!
Read the full review here:
Chatty Girls Book Reviews had this to say:
http://chattygirlbookreviews.wordpress.com/2012/06/07/something-wicked-comes-this-way/
“- Asterion by
Katalina Leon: I actually quite liked this one. The story
(especially in the beginning) was really quite interesting. It was
atmospheric and intriguing. The characters were Good especially Darron
who was all kinds of cute and endearing. There was a plot which I really liked.
I would have liked more of it and think it would make a great full length
novel. The ending felt rushed which was a real shame.”
(Sorry Chatty Girl… we were only
allowed about two weeks time and 13k or 27 pages. Anthologies provide authors
with an interesting challenge. We have to do our best to fill a small space
with a big impression.)
Tori MacAllister said “Something
Wicked is Wickedly Delicious!”
“Asterion” by Katalina
Leon
Having lost her
father and her betrothed in battle, Larisa is betrayed by the weak village
chief. He rows her to a remote island where a gorgeous palace, dedicated to the
Minotaur, stands and where she will be a virgin sacrifice. But rather than die
at the horns of a god, Larisa finds herself used to give corporeal form to an
alien being, one whose chosen form is that of a handsome man bent on pleasuring
her and helping humanity.
This was one of my favorite stories! I felt the reader didn’t
need the couple pages of explanation about the Minotaur prior to the story, but
other than that blip, it was pitch perfect. Larisa is brave and bold and the
“god” who takes such on a luscious form delights in his body and Larisa’s with
such abandon that you have to smile for the thousand-plus year old virgin. I
was surprised to discover that Katalina Leon has written a ton of books (she
has a few listed on her Goodreads page) and none of them seem to
be myth based like this story. I’ll be trying one of her books to see if she
can delight me again.
(Tori, I am rebuilding my website
following a catastrophic data crash. I should be up and running by July. I have
to build the website myself and slave over the artwork and graphic etc… I’m
picky and I just need more hours in the day.)
Thank you for the reviews ladies!
It’s very much appreciated.
Have a wonderful week everyone.
XXOO Kat







