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Upcoming Books: Jan 2012 Fair Game: Book 3 of the Alpha and Omega series. Spring 2013 Mercy Thompson #7, not yet titled Just Another UpdateBy: MikeOct 8, 2011Requisite Whining About the *$#@!%! HouseDay 239 of our exile. Still homeless. We knew we'd have to re-do a few of the shoddier bits of work from our previous contractor, but the past three weeks have been pretty traumatic. For starters, the plumbing had to be completely redone. Most of the house has a crawlspace, but the bathroom where we'd just laid gorgeous slate tile had to have the floor removed. Ever jackhammer a beautiful floor? I have! With the new addition, the central heat and air ducts had been reworked. Suddenly, a house that had been pretty comfortable was unable to maintain temperature. Experts were called in, and it appears that almost all the ducting is improperly sized and badly installed. Oh, and the plumbing and ductwork is all covered by the nice crawlspace insulation we just paid for, which now needs to be pulled back out.At this point, it is not surprising that the roof didn't just have some trouble spots. It had to be completely torn off and replaced, with some areas getting re-framed as well. So, the sounds of saws and hammers, drills and workboots continue to lull us to sleep. The financial ink is running entirely red, and the stress-o-meter is completely pegged. It's official — remodels suck.Yesterday the plumbers told us there will be no hot water for the next week or so. At this point, Patty and I just laugh, "Is that the best you can do? Cold showers for a week? If you want to ruin our day, you're going to have to come up with something better than that1! You're not even trying."Writing News We've found a serious drawback to living in an office trailer (other than being tiny, dusty, and having no plumbing). You see, it's precisely the sort of trailer used on construction sites. So when a truck laden with materials pulls up, or new workers arrive, or one of the myriad inspectors (there's a whole rant there for another day) needs to talk, guess where they come? Right up to the "office", where Patty is trying to work! In between interruptions, the background noise of jackhammers, saws and music from tinny portable stereos is extremely conducive to the creative process. (That's sarcasm, for those who missed it.)Patty has recently adapted by changing her schedule. She starts writing as soon as everyone goes home for the day, usually about 5:00 pm, and writes until 5:00 am. Vampire writer keeps vampire hours. It's working surprisingly well, except that I can't sleep very well with the construction noise. I'm told my zombie-like appearance and shuffling gait make me an excellent companion for an urban fantasy author!The book is nearly done, and once again Patty has done something a bit different. Fair Game starts off as a murder mystery. After some testosterone-flavored negotiations, Charles and Anna get sent to Boston. We've been watching too many police procedurals, and the "whodunnit" plot simmers along nicely for several chapters. It turns out having werewolves sniff around a crime scene is surprisingly helpful, as is their ability to hear a lie.This is a roller coaster book. Introduction of characters and backstory. (clickety-clickety-clickety).Assignment, travel and introduction of side characters. (Cickity-clack-clack. Hmmm. We're getting pretty high. This reminds of the Ferris wheel.)The plot begins to thicken, and clues are found. (Clack-clackity-clack. We're getting really high -- look at the little people down there.)False leads, dead ends, political machinations. (Does this thing ever end? I can see the curvature of the earth from up here . . .)Pow! cue the action. AAAAAaaaaaeeeeeeee! I want my mommy!.Just when you think it's a standard detective novel, things start happening, and you realize that the real ride is just starting.One of the things I like2 about Patty's writing is her ability to change. One one hand this is an Alpha and Omega book. The world is familiar, and Anna and Charles feel like old friends. The story, however, is a little different, and the end-game brings big changes to Mercy's world. Once the action starts, it's a breathless ride (and I'm still waiting for the last chapter, even though she's told me how it ends.3).1 In all fairness, cold showers aren't that appealing. However, we're not actually stoic in the face of suffering, we just go beg hot showers from our fiends (er, friends. Sorry Ann!). :-)2 Perhaps I should say "admire". When Patty says something like, "Maybe I'll write my 'Moose and Squirrel in Space' story, with werewolves and Klingons thrown in for seasoning." I get nervous. I sometimes think I'd sleep better if she played it safe, and wrote books very similar to the last one that sold well. However, when the dust settles, I'm always proud of her work.3 Shameless begging. It works for me! <grin>EDIT
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Welcome to my home on the Internet. Here you can find where I'm doing book signings or convention appearances, a bit about writing and more on my books. Make sure to check out the Forums where a lot of really cool people hang out. Newest Books July 2011 Naked City
Fairy Gifts
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Down These Strange Streets
In Red With Pearls
Fair Game
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Just Another UpdateBy: MikeOct 8, 2011Requisite Whining About the *$#@!%! HouseDay 239 of our exile. Still homeless. We knew we'd have to re-do a few of the shoddier bits of work from our previous contractor, but the past three weeks have been pretty traumatic. For starters, the plumbing had to be completely redone. Most of the house has a crawlspace, but the bathroom where we'd just laid gorgeous slate tile had to have the floor removed. Ever jackhammer a beautiful floor? I have! With the new addition, the central heat and air ducts had been reworked. Suddenly, a house that had been pretty comfortable was unable to maintain temperature. Experts were called in, and it appears that almost all the ducting is improperly sized and badly installed. Oh, and the plumbing and ductwork is all covered by the nice crawlspace insulation we just paid for, which now needs to be pulled back out.At this point, it is not surprising that the roof didn't just have some trouble spots. It had to be completely torn off and replaced, with some areas getting re-framed as well. So, the sounds of saws and hammers, drills and workboots continue to lull us to sleep. The financial ink is running entirely red, and the stress-o-meter is completely pegged. It's official — remodels suck.Yesterday the plumbers told us there will be no hot water for the next week or so. At this point, Patty and I just laugh, "Is that the best you can do? Cold showers for a week? If you want to ruin our day, you're going to have to come up with something better than that1! You're not even trying."Writing News We've found a serious drawback to living in an office trailer (other than being tiny, dusty, and having no plumbing). You see, it's precisely the sort of trailer used on construction sites. So when a truck laden with materials pulls up, or new workers arrive, or one of the myriad inspectors (there's a whole rant there for another day) needs to talk, guess where they come? Right up to the "office", where Patty is trying to work! In between interruptions, the background noise of jackhammers, saws and music from tinny portable stereos is extremely conducive to the creative process. (That's sarcasm, for those who missed it.)Patty has recently adapted by changing her schedule. She starts writing as soon as everyone goes home for the day, usually about 5:00 pm, and writes until 5:00 am. Vampire writer keeps vampire hours. It's working surprisingly well, except that I can't sleep very well with the construction noise. I'm told my zombie-like appearance and shuffling gait make me an excellent companion for an urban fantasy author!The book is nearly done, and once again Patty has done something a bit different. Fair Game starts off as a murder mystery. After some testosterone-flavored negotiations, Charles and Anna get sent to Boston. We've been watching too many police procedurals, and the "whodunnit" plot simmers along nicely for several chapters. It turns out having werewolves sniff around a crime scene is surprisingly helpful, as is their ability to hear a lie.This is a roller coaster book. Introduction of characters and backstory. (clickety-clickety-clickety)
(Cickity-clack-clack. Hmmm. We're getting pretty high. This reminds of the Ferris wheel.)
Clack-clackity-clack. We're getting really high -- look at the little people down there.)
(Does this thing ever end? I can see the curvature of the earth from up here . . .)
AAAAAaaaaaeeeeeeee! I want my mommy!
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/books/ | BOOKS |
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/Patty/appearances.shtml | APPEARANCES |
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/books/index.shtml#NakedCity | Naked City |
/books/index.shtml#HomeImprovement | Home Improvement |
/books/index.shtml#StrangeStreets | Down These Strange Streets |
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