-
Book Release, New Covers, and Kindle Unlimited!
So many exciting things are happening!
First up, HAPPY RELEASE DAY CLIPPED!
Book Two in the WINGED Trilogy released on January 25th, 2023. And guess what? It’s in KINDLE UNLIMITED now with book 1. So you can read it FREE with your KU subscription. How cool is that?
Second bit of fun news: the Touch of Frost Trilogy got new covers! And it’s NOW on KU as well!! Check out these fun new cover designs.
Happy Reading, my friends.
-
Happy Book Birthday Crossed
So excited Jayden and Trinity’s story is out there for all to read.
She had to lose her memory to find her soul.
Pushed through a splice between parallel Realms, Trinity Dawkins lands in the middle of a busy Minnesota street, blind and amnesia-stricken. She finds sanctuary in the strong arms of struggling artist, Jayden Brown. He’s intrigued by her incessant curiosity about common things like French fries and cell phones. Even when wings unexpectedly burst from her back. But when the otherworldly enemies she fled come to Earth, determined to capture Trinity, she and Jayden are thrown into a battle bound by rules they don’t understand and may not survive.
Fans of Hush Hush, The Crave Series, and The Queen’s Assassin.
Available Now:
Barnes and Noble (Exclusive Edition): https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/crossed-lynn-rush/1141813796
Amazon: https://amzn.to/3wQiBWn
Apple Books: https://books.apple.com/us/book/crossed/id6443221097
KOBO: https://www.kobo.com/us/en/ebook/crossed-21
-
CLIPPED (Winged #2) COVER
Hello, my friends!
If you’re one of my newsletter subscribers, you already saw this cover. But now… it’s out there for everyone to see.
It’s also up on Goodreads if you want to add it to your TBR list. I’ll share the blurb some time after book one, CROSSED, releases (October 12, 2022) as to not spoil anything.
Happy reading, my friends.
-
I’m seeing angels…
I’m a sucker for angels.Well, mostly the wings. There’s just something about wings. What is it? Maybe the freedom they give, or I would imagine they give.
I’ve penned a few novels featuring winged characters, and I loved writing them. One of my faves is Trinity from WINGED. That book isn’t contracted for publication or anything, but I sure had fun writing her.
Winged just went through a beta read so I’ve got some rewriting to do to strengthen the story, but I’m stoked to get back into her story! And even if Trinity never sees the light of publication, that’s okay…I’m glad I wrote her story (and her sequel–CLIPPED.)
One of my other faves with wings is from Gena Showalter’s Lords of the Underworld Series. She has this character Aeron, and the book’s called The Darkest Passion. Gena’s a great writer, and I love how she captured Aeron. Such passion and beauty and wrath all rolled up into an amazing story.
For movies. . . .even though Legion so was NOT a good movie in my opinion, I loved how they showed the wings. It was what convinced me to watch the movie to tell you the truth.
Sucker, I know.
Do you have any favorite winged characters? Either from books or movies?
~~~~~
-
Let the edits begin. . .
Anyone following my facebook page might know this, but I jumped into some edits on my novel, Winged, this past weekend. I’ve got some wicked-awesome crit partners reading a few of my novels, and the edits are coming in.
For those of you who are reading this and aren’t writers, we have critique partners read our novels to find mistakes on all levels. Typos, grammar, content, plot and so on. It’s really important, because we’re so close to our projects, we often can’t see what’s staring at us in the face.
While working on edits for Winged, I got another set of critiques back on Caine & Lily’s story–doesn’t have a title yet, and the blurb isn’t even up yet–but oh. . . they were good.Lot’s to fix on that one, too.
If you’re a writer and reading this, how do you handle critiques? Do you jump right in them? Read first, then take some time to absorb before diving in? **DO TELL** I love hearing how people handle them.
I love reading them, no matter how “harsh” they might be, and then letting them sink in for a day or so before I start diving in. I treasure getting feedback that’s impartial and blunt because I know that when I rewrite, the story’s going to be that much stronger!
So now I’m off to edit.
WRITE ON my friends! Woo-Hoo!
