Drop by the Into the Tides page under “Books” for a new tidbit. Sandra writes an article on a short interview with a representative from Lorren’s Oil!

Also, I recently visited Suzanne Johnson’s blog Prenatura, where I spoke about four of my favorite magic systems, as well as explaining a little about how magic works in the Broken Powers world.

As of today Into the Tides is available on Barnes and Noble, Smashwords, and Amazon; and it will soon be available on Kobo, iBookstore, and CreateSpace (print editions).

Music magic would be more useful if Kelly weren’t tone-deaf. As it is, she barely qualifies as having magic at all. But she’s learned to make some use of her magic: she can hear the rhythms of things. Footsteps, heartbeats–the in-and-out rush of the tides. Ocean tides, that is, not the Tides that drowned the South.

That magical disaster wiped out most everything east of Texas and south of Virginia. The world lost millions of people; she lost nearly everyone in her family. But it’s three years over, and now it’s time to try to move on.

Or so she thinks.

But something’s wrong with the rhythms of local lake. Something magically wrong. And while environmentalists hail the return of otters to the lake as a victory, she can’t shake the feeling those aren’t normal otters.

Her brother and her handsome neighbor Derik, another Carolina orphan, refuse to let her investigate alone. Derik, from a family with a military legacy, swears he’ll keep her brother out of danger. Only, Derik’s got this thing about letting people make their own choices, and with everyone else her brother loves lost to the Tides, she doesn’t think her brother will choose to stay safe. Not even when the investigation leads into the heart of magic itself.

Also check out the book’s page and the Worlds page for extras such as maps, calendars, author commentary, and more.

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Happy reading!