Tag: The Foundlings

  • Image credit: Pixabay (CC0 — free for commercial use, no attribution required) Source: https://pixabay.com

    If you ask Caden, Aaron is “just his childhood friend.”

    If you ask Lyster, Aaron is “a fucking lion shifter who needs to back off.”

    If you ask Aaron… well. He has opinions.

    Aaron has been in love with Caden since before either of them knew what to do with feelings that big. He’s loyal, he’s stubborn, he’s protective, and he absolutely did not come to town just to “take a few classes.” He came because he’s done pretending he doesn’t want a life with Caden — even if that life now includes a crow shifter boyfriend who keeps glaring at him over breakfast.

    The tension is delicious. The history is deep. The future? Complicated in the best way.

    And “A” belongs to Aaron because he’s the one who turns this story from a romance into a polycule with teeth.

    Want to see Aaron’s visual inspiration?

    Rachel curates our character boards here:

    https://www.pinterest.com/noonandwilder/caden-book-1-as-the-crow-flies/

    Curious about Aaron’s story?

    Check out As the Crow Flies, available now.

  • Happy Saturday, Dear Reader! I’m hard at work on uploading Caden for you, and in the meantime, I posted an excerpt.

    Enjoy!

  • Kickstarter is 78% of the way there!

    Oh my gosh, Dear Reader, I am SO excited! We are 78% of the way to being funded for the Kickstarter, and it’s Day 5. We have 30 days to fund the project, and if we don’t fund it, it won’t materialize. I’m so pleased that readers are supporting this project! Thank you!

    “Bird in the Hand”

    I love our little story that’s in this anthology. “Bird in the Hand” was fun to write, and came together quickly.

    Silas Brooks has a secret. All summer, he couldn’t get Knox Kramer out of his mind. Now, as they return after summer break, does he risk making a move? Knox is Mr. Popular and Silas is a member of the nerd squad. Not to mention, he’s a crow shifter and Knox is a raven. The biggest problem? He doesn’t know if Knox even likes him that way.

    We had fun playing with tropes, and can’t wait for you to check it out.

    What’s your favorite trope, Dear Reader?

  • We’re gone visiting today! Join us over at the amazing Delilah Devlin’s blog.

    I talk a little more about our Kickstarter, an event we’re attending in November – and you’re invited!, and news about our current writing project.

    Join me!