When Jimmy Pirano gets called to the home office, his sister Angela gets stuck with sorting out the mess he leaves behind.
Otto Krugg must find a way to continue after his losses. Can he find happiness on the other end of the South Coast?
Yeah. Not really. Just the monthly update.
Cape Grace is still in play. I’ll finish it or it’ll finish me.
November I’m starting the new series so sometime between now and then, Cape Grace will find the editor’s desk and get off mine.
Milk Run is up on Audible, in case you missed it.
About the New Series
I’m going back to Tanyth Fairport’s planet but a different continent with a different of cultures and characters but the same basic idea. Only women of a certain age get magic. The series is tentatively labeled “The Barbarian” and I’m planning three books.
I’ve been chipping away at the backstory with my elder child. We may write it together but she’s already contributed a lot to the project.
One of the things that I need to get back is the fun of writing. It’s not that writing Ishmael isn’t fun. It is. Natalya and Zoya are old friends.
But I have to “cleanse the palette” (yes, that kind of palette) and write something completely different to refresh my brain. These months with Otto and Sarah don’t count. Sorry. 🙂
Son of the shaman is a shaman.
But what of the daughters?
When Otto Krugg’s daughter follows in his footsteps, he’s faced with the task of changing a century long rule that will force her to make decisions no one should have to make.
When Jimmy Pirano gets tasked with enforcing that rule – no matter what – he goes down the rabbit hole to try to find out who established the rule. And why they can’t let it go.