Jill Williamson
Where Adventure Comes to Life
Just after breakfast, the procession set off. King FosterBrokk, his wife and son, and the rest of his court had filled the tournament stands to see the Aerial king off. It gave the appearance of a great celebration, but Drake knew better.
Relations between the Grounder and Aerial kingdoms were more strained than ever.
If you’re new here and would like to read the previous chapters, click here. FYI, I went back and rewrote the previous chapters before I wrote chapter four. That helped me figure out how the spell had affected Drake, and it will also make them easier to follow for new readers. This week, Drake will learn… Continue Reading
I hadn’t planned for there to have been a spell on Drake, but now that I’ve added it, I like that there are some mysterious people trying to help him. And when I rewrite it, I will go back in and add clues of Drake sensing a powerful magic but not knowing why. And I’ll also add a warning from Tulak about him sensing the magic on Drake too.
It’s the year 1283. Prince John of Cypress and Jerusalem, at eighteen years of age, is about to take the throne.
But a mysterious senet box he found in an Egyptian treasure hoard had John’s full attention. It calls to him.
Some say he is obsessed. But he must solve the mystery of the box, if only to know he is not insane.
Zondervan/Blink has put the ebook of Captives on sale to celebrate the release of Outcasts. Click on the ad below to see the interactive ads, as mine is just a copy of their image. Or you can click on these links to find the ebooks.
If you’re new here and would like to read the previous chapters, click here. Also, please note, I changed Drog’s name. It was too close to Drake. He is now called Tulak. Chapter Two Drake rode his horse, Cork, out of the gates of Glasderry. It was late afternoon and the sun was… Continue Reading
What is The Senet Box, Jill? The Senet Box is the short story I wrote as a contribution to the Spirited anthology. I’ve decided to release the story as a gift whenever someone signs up for my Sanctum Newsletter. Here is a blurb: It’s the year 1283. Prince John of Cypress and Jerusalem, at eighteen… Continue Reading
“Even fairies can die, Captain.”
Drake scowled down on the freedman standing beside him. “We’re not fairies, Kenneth.”
The old man waved his hand. “You know what I mean. Only the Old Ones are immortal. The rest of us—malaki . . . human . . . Our lives are a mist that appears for a little while, then vanishes.”
Today is the official release day for Outcasts, book two in the Safe Lands series. I’m really proud of this book. I think it’s better than Captives. I hope you all like it. Click on the links below to view the books in various places. And if you read it, please consider posting an online… Continue Reading
“By the time I got to homeroom, Quinn was standing on the teacher’s desk in his boxers, dancing,” Sophia said.
Kaitlyn’s cheeks tingled with shock. “My brother?” The commotion of the packed cafeteria softened as Sophia’s accusation rang in her ears.
Across the table, Janelle set down her bottle of Pepsi. “Someone must have threatened him.”
“Nope,” Sophia said. “He did it on his own.”
“But Quinn is so shy,” Janelle said. “He would never dance in public, if he’d even dance at all.”
Kaitlyn smashed her fork into her gravy and mashed potatoes. Normally she would have agreed with Janelle, but her brother had been acting strange lately. Very strange. But this . . . What was wrong with him? Drugs, maybe?
I thought it would be fun to show you some of Omar’s artwork. So I commissioned two drawings by the talented Carlos Garde. Carlo is the same artist who did the cover drawings for John Otte’s Failstate covers.
I need a name for my missing fairy princess. Fairies are given two names. First is their own, second is that of their mother for girls or father for boys. Which name do you like best for her? [poll id=”3″] The first scene of chapter one will be posted next Friday. I can’t… Continue Reading
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