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K.C. Finn
Hi Victoria, so nice to hear from you. So far there are 4 books in the Shadeborn series and I am still working on the fifth and final part of Lily and Lemarick's story. Because it's the finale I'm taking my time with it as I want it to really satisfy fans when it's released! After that I plan to expand on the same universe with more stories!
In the meantime I do have some other great series that you can enjoy plus a few volumes of short stories. I hope you'll keep reading my work, and thanks so much for getting in touch.
K.C.
In the meantime I do have some other great series that you can enjoy plus a few volumes of short stories. I hope you'll keep reading my work, and thanks so much for getting in touch.
K.C.
K.C. Finn
Hi Diana.
It is actually a series of five books, but books four and five have been put on hold due to a separation from the previous publishers :)
Thanks for inquiring :)
K.C.
It is actually a series of five books, but books four and five have been put on hold due to a separation from the previous publishers :)
Thanks for inquiring :)
K.C.
K.C. Finn
Hi Stefania,
Thank you so much for writing to me!
Stirling is one of my favourites too ;) I think the most difficult (and most important) feature in dystopian writing is giving your central character a strong network of allies and enemies. The dystopian genre is usually about a band of characters acting together to overthrow the force which oppresses them, so it was important to me to give Raja strong, likable friends whom the reader could relate to. She's a tough heroine, but she can't take on the world alone! Stirling is a good grounding force for her because they are opposite in a lot of ways, and he makes her stop and think before just rushing into the mission. It's tricky to keep everything in balance! Thank you for your excellent question.
If you haven't done so already, please consider leaving an Amazon review for Legion Lost. Good reviews are the greatest gift you can give to an author!
Lots of love,
K.C.
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Thank you so much for writing to me!
Stirling is one of my favourites too ;) I think the most difficult (and most important) feature in dystopian writing is giving your central character a strong network of allies and enemies. The dystopian genre is usually about a band of characters acting together to overthrow the force which oppresses them, so it was important to me to give Raja strong, likable friends whom the reader could relate to. She's a tough heroine, but she can't take on the world alone! Stirling is a good grounding force for her because they are opposite in a lot of ways, and he makes her stop and think before just rushing into the mission. It's tricky to keep everything in balance! Thank you for your excellent question.
If you haven't done so already, please consider leaving an Amazon review for Legion Lost. Good reviews are the greatest gift you can give to an author!
Lots of love,
K.C.
x
K.C. Finn
Thanks for your support Susan! I'm currently working a steampunk novella which forms the last part of my new collection Gaslight Grimoire. I've also started work on Legion Found, the next book in the Legion series :)
K.C. Finn
Hi Lee :) You can send me a private message here with your postal address, then I'll give you the Paypal details and we can get things going
K.C. Finn
Thanks David! You can read the opening two chapters on the Kindle Scout page itself at https://kindlescout.amazon.com/p/1R3J...
Yes, I am a Cardiffian born and raised. I don't sound very Welsh anymore I'm afraid!
Yes, I am a Cardiffian born and raised. I don't sound very Welsh anymore I'm afraid!
K.C. Finn
Hi G.R. It is indeed the same K.C. Sorry I never replied to this question, for some reason several questions from months ago have just resurfaced here!
K.C. Finn
Hi Lee, I'm sorry I didn't see this question until now! It's just popped up on my dash dated six months ago. What happened Goodreads?
Anyway, I don't keep copies of the Synsk series at home, so I'd have to order one in, sign it, then send it on to you in the States. Approximate cost for one of those books is $40.
Anyway, I don't keep copies of the Synsk series at home, so I'd have to order one in, sign it, then send it on to you in the States. Approximate cost for one of those books is $40.
K.C. Finn
Hi Susan! A pleasure to review your really interesting story :) Honestly, I'm probably one of the most logical, cynical realists that exists out there! I know that surprises a lot of people. But I like to craft imaginative stories so that I can have a little holiday from reality now and then. I'm definitely not a dreamer :)
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