Preorder links: Amazon | Other retailers War is coming. The sleepy town of Fairview has had a demon problem for years… but most of the residents don’t know that. The only thing that has kept the demons at bay are a handful of teenagers—but now that a clan of demon hunters has come recruiting, theyContinue reading “Order of the Hunt”
Author Archives: Jo Narayan
A Power that Corrupts (spoilers)
Spoiler alerts for The Wraith’s Bargain. But it’s been out almost a year. Why haven’t you read it yet?? One of the things that interests me about characters who gain or have power is how they use (and abuse) it. Why are some characters corrupted by power, while others are unaffected? Why do some embraceContinue reading “A Power that Corrupts (spoilers)”
My 2020 transformation
2020 was a hell of a year for everyone. Every person I know went through some sort of change last year…. Here’s mine.
Six lessons from 2020
Christmas is coming in hot–the year is almost over. So many people are eagerly looking forward to the calendar turning… as if the human invention of time will somehow constrain the plagues and social unrest ravaging our world.
Chipper this morning, I know. ..
Click through to see six lessons I learned from 2020!
Are you a ghost?
Believe me, as an author with an interest in the paranormal, that question first sparks excitement in me. And I mean, who would disagree? It would be so neat to be able to pass unseen, to learn and explore and maybe do some innocent haunting.
But that’s not really what I mean… and I think you know that.
Book review: The Fair Queen
Check out this lovely book by indie author Lyndsey Hall!
Drum roll, please…
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Was that a cough?
You know what’s been really hard this year? Having a body.
Book Review: Hidden Realm
My review on T.R. Slauf’s Hidden Realm (Legends of Lightning, book one).
On living authentically
Since the pandemic hit, I’ve seen a lot of changes in people. Some for the better, some for the worse. Some (me) have let go of their health and let themselves become immersed in doomscrolling and comfort eating. Others (also me) have taken it as a wake up to take care of themselves and toContinue reading “On living authentically”
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