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I have a feeling some of you have been waiting for this.

GRAND THEFT SORCERY is, still, almost ready to go. I'm in the final production phases, which always take longer than I expect. I don't plan on having a formal preorder this time, but I'll warn here & elsewhere in advance once I've set a date. (Amazon preorders have given me a frowny face with the last couple releases, so I want to try going without this time.)

But that also means it's time to move on to the next book... which, as promised, brings us back to GOOD INTENTIONS. I've got a good starting chunk of it done already and I know folks have been waiting for it, so I figure maybe we'll do the chapter-by-chapter posts here for a bit? I have a main title in mind, but I'm gonna keep that to myself while I chew on things. And, as with Grand Theft Sorcery and other works, please bear in mind that this is very much a Work In Progress. I'm happy with what I'm posting, but changes may hit between here and the final product. (To illustrate, "Mr. Cook" may well get a name change before long. I didn't want to get hung up on naming him.)

Good Intentions 5 is set only a couple months after PAST DUE, although our opening scene goes a little ways back in time first.

Hope you like it!

Comments

jmundt33a

I need some good guys triumphing. Election prep season is very wearing.

jmundt33a

Any word on audible pickup for Great Power and No Responsibilities?

Michael LaRowe

Yup, exactly what i hoped we'd get after the way PD ended! Pumped.

Karl-Johan Norén

I'm guessing what happens in Vegas won't stay in Vegas this one time?

Jacob Hufstader

Really interesting! Alex's relationship to his father (figures) has been a "gun on the wall" so to speak since the beginning. Excited to see it come in play.

Jacob Hufstader

Also, and (mostly) unrelated: I hoping that we see more of Katerina, really dug her character in PD.

Vairya1

Excellent prologue. First segment really grabbed me from the start, which isn't always easy when writing from the pov of a little kid. But you made it both believable and believably Alex. Slick's parting shot was a flawless way to end the segment. You're really good at that. Oh! And the second line took on brand-new meaning on my second glance. Very nicely done!