Bloodlines

The end is near.

Jaimie Krycho

01 May 2013 — 1 min read

Hey, all. I just want to assure you that the rest of Bloodlines of Epheria is still coming! I'm writing the last large chunk as a whole, so that I can have my favorite beta reader (my husband Chris) give me feedback on it. Then, I'll make the necessary plot and style changes, and post it in smaller pieces as usual. That means you'll get a new installment every day for several days running.

I really want the ending to have some punch, and don't want to leave you feeling unsatisfied by a ho-hum first draft. So, stick with me! The end (of Book One) is near.

P.S. Keep in mind that when I'm done, I'll be asking for your feedback before I write the second draft (the one I'm going to send to Harriet McDougal. I KNOW, RIGHT??). I'll also post the feedback I've already received via blog comments and email. Thanks for the help you've given me thus far - it means a lot!

I send out my writerly love to you, dear reader.

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