The Novelty Girls

All of the genetics conversation has been very interesting but everything I’d say has pretty much been covered! Thanks y’all.

It makes good subject matter for a book though. Obviously, I’m not the only one who thinks so since so many authors have written about the possibility of altering our genes intentionally and the benefits/repercussions of doing so. One of the most interesting takes I’ve seen is Charles Ingrid’s Marked Man and Last Recall. I loved both books. They’re set in a post-apocalyptic LA several generations after human’s dna was intentionally merged with several types of animals. That merging is what has enabled them to survive, and they realize that, but almost every major character in the books are completely wrapped up in finding a “pure” human, in returning the gene pool to what it once was. Some people are willing to go way too far to ensure that of course. Lots of fun stuff going on in these two books and I won’t give it at all away in case someone wants to check them out.

And speaking of unusual genetics, RG and I both have new releases tomorrow! Mine is Captured Moon: Lunar Mates Book 6. It’s about werewolf twins Rule and Lawe going after the woman of their dreams. The problem is she’s not sure she wants to be caught! It will be available from Cobblestone Press.

RG’s is Who Needs Another Superhero? the sequel to Who Wants to Date a Superhero? There is no one around but Rock to save the day when Dayna goes chasing after The Pearl of Isis and a story that could be the death of her. And when he gets his hands on her, all bets are off. Look for it tomorrow at Ellora’s Cave!