Alfie Lester’s checkered past on the streets of Cheyne Heath has made him the perfect partner for Gosha. He’s seen enough strangeness working as a bouncer for every shady establishment in the neighborhood not to be fazed by the revelation of the secret world of Craft and Influence, but not so much that he’s hardened or jaded.
Music that made me think of Gosha.
Siouxsie Sioux, the inspiration behind Gosha Armitage.
Though Millicent is a few years younger than Gosha, Gosha entertains hopes that she and Millicent might be friends. Unfortunately, the circumstance of their meeting sets that friendship off to a difficult start.
In the fantasy world of my new series, The Shining Continent, there are four different nations, each one with their own magic system built on power that flows from their own Source Font of magic: Vulpesh: The northernmost of the four nations. Vulpestrians evolved from the foxes that hunted in the forests beneath the Northern…
The Spheres of Influence and the lords and ladies that rule them.
When creating a dynamic character to carry your story, it’s important that they be strongly motivated to drive the plot forward. It makes them more interesting, and the story a lot more fun. When I was writing the first novel in The Witch of Cheyne Heath series, Waking the Witch, I was researching psychological models…