TEASER for Center of Gravity, Marauders, book three
Just a small reminder that the teaser for Center of Gravity, book three in the Marauders series, is already up. You can find it here.
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Aug 16, 2014 08:41AM
When is Center of Gravity being released?
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Yes I'm anxious to read this one. Loved SDuality but would love to see more of Sisco and his HEA :)
Despina: I don't have a set date yet, but I promised to keep you all informed of the progress, like when I actually manage to write 'The End.' :) I'm aiming at an October or November release, and at the moment it looks possible.JudyB: Thank you, and I'm so glad you liked S-Duality. Sisco will at least be back in the future books as a pretty prominent character, but I don't know if there's going to be more books that are *about* him. But I've learned to never say never. S-Duality was just supposed to be a private 'handwritten in my notebook' backstory for me to get to know him. I just really liked it.
I read S-Duality yesterday and I'm still hung up on that book. It broke my heart. How can you write such true deep love like Sisco's love for Gertie and make me cry? I have read a lot of good books lately but I don't think I've ever felt as deep as I did for Sisco during the worst part. But Jesus woman you leave me hanging seeing that at least he's accepted his loss but he still didn't have his HEA. I want Sisco to find love again PLEASE!!! Want to throw myself into the book and be his love.
LOL! You're actually not the first one who's been very prepared to step up to the plate and comfort Sisco.At the moment, I think I have a hard time picturing Sisco opening up for new love. I don't think he even wants to get over Trudy and start something new, but it might be because I just finished the book and I'm still very wrapped up in their story. I'm not saying it's not going to happen, and I did have some ideas for Sisco, which was why I started on his back story, but I kind of painted myself into a corner there. I do that all the time.
And if someone tells me I made them cry, or just in general react to my books, I take that as a huge compliment. That's what I want. And if it's any consolation, I ugly cried while writing and editing the book--like tears and snot cried. I think that's the thing, the writer needs to feel what they want the reader to feel. If I don't believe it and feel it, I can't expect anyone else to.
