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In the next few days, I'll begin posting 'Lost and Found: And Episode from the Life and Times of a Serial Villainess' on Royal Road.

As you can see, there's already way more than that here on Patreon and it's going to stay that way. It's my plan to keep Patreon about 10 chapters ahead of the public releases. The draft version of Lost & Found is currently compete and I'll be posting the episodes as I finish editing them. The entire novel will clock in at around 110K words and I'm already a few chapters into the sequel.

I'll be leading with ten chapters on RoyalRoad and then updating daily for the two weeks. Patreon will stay 5 chapters ahead until the end of Book One: Lost and Found, where I'll take a break for a little bit to work on Book Two: Harbingers of Change. Ideally, I'd like to have the rough draft ready before I begin to post.

In the meantime, I'll continue adding updates to the WIP archive. I've still got a ton of in-progress stuff lurking in my drive to share and I'd love to hear which of these projects you think should get a revival once my current project concludes.

I'm looking forward to this! I hope you are too.

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Summary:

Mira has a problem.

No matter what world she transmigrates into, she always ends up as the villain.

Evil empress, Backstabbing Noblewoman, or Highschool Meangirl.

This time is no different.

She wakes up as Violet Coventry, the infamous antagonist of the three-part otome game Lost Daughter. In the original story, Violet bullied the sweet heroine Cecily Rousseau out of jealousy over Prince Andrei—who also happened to be Violet’s fiancé.

Naturally, the scandal destroyed her reputation and she left school in disgrace....which is exactly the moment Mira arrives.

Now she’s stuck with:

- A ruined reputation

- An ex fiancé who hates her

- A mysterious illness no one seems to know about

- And an entire story that expects her to be the villain

Fortunately, Mira has a lot of experience playing the bad guy.

Unfortunately, the third installment of Lost Daughter didn't get released before she died, so she has no idea what the end game has in store for her. 

Content warnings: mentions of past domestic violence/bullying and an occasional F-bomb

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