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Welcome to Muse....
Stranded when his car breaks down, Killian Dain Fox overhears a cop and a gas station clerk discussing murder and the exchange of money. Although he tries to believe he misheard the conversation, by the time K.D. meets a few more of the locals, he's convinced the entire small town is inhabited by a gang of murderers.
Between the massive storms that threaten to flood the town, a would-be killer on the loose, and his growing attraction to the town's pretty mayor, Killian Dain Fox is on a rollercoaster of a ride in a place he least expected it... Nebraska.
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"Exciting, complex and richly textured, with a world you'll believe and a protagonist you have to cheer for—Silky is wonderful."
—Holly Lisle, author of Diplomacy of Wolves, Vengeance of Dragons, and
Courage of Falcons.
Years of slavery have robbed Silky of his magical abilities, and left him with no expectations of a better life --until his act of unselfish bravery delivers him into the hands of a powerful Lord of the Land. Adapting to the new household, he struggles to recover the magic that can help him protect Lord Reed from his dangerous enemies.
| |  | | The Two Year Novel Course -- Year 1
This comprehensive, sane, and fun writing course is the answer to the question "How do I write a novel?"--from coming up with ideas all the way through to publication. Gifford, a writer, editor, and associate publisher, and the owner of the Forward Motion Writers' Community, guides you one logical step at a time through every step of writing your novel. From making sure your idea is a good one (or coming up with a new idea), through developing your characters, building your world, outlining your story, writing your first draft, rethinking and reworking your second draft, doing final edits, and finally sending your work off to an editor or publisher, Gifford makes sure you'll never need to ask the dreaded question "What do I do now?" -- Holly Lisle
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