Liars and Thieves, the 1st book in the Unraveling the Veil series, is in the final stages of… everything. Lol.
I introduced two of my main characters: Naj’ar, a goblin here, and Alue, an elf here.
To finish off the trio, here’s a peek at Talin, my changeling. He starts this snippet as a jackal. I hope you enjoy!
Talin sat on the smooth stone and scratched. Other than the vermin infesting his coat, the afternoon had progressed with minimal effort. He’d shift into his familiar self and bathe, then seek a meal of roots or greens. Something edible that didn’t include voles and other Borderland rodents. He could do without ingesting any more hair, bones, and all the other peripheral disgustingness that accompanied the gobbling down of wild meat.
He raised his nose, nostrils twitching at a new scent. The scruff on his neck and shoulders bristled.
A cat. A wild one.
Changelings didn’t stalk changelings, and something big and stealthy lurked in the jungle. He leapt from the sunlight, slipped through a natural trellis of twisted vines, and spent hours evading the panther that had sniffed him out. Exasperation surrendered into a growing sense of urgency. Head down, ears alert, he bounded over a stream and between the stilts that supported the railway spur in its treacherous descent. Already too long in jackal form, he was overdue to shift. And shifting presented some serious drawbacks.
Nose to the ground, he found the path he sought, and by twilight reached one of the tree-stands that peppered the Reaches. The ladder would present a challenge, but if he could manage it, the stand would likely save his life.
He circled the base of the tree, seeking a cache of buried crystals, and found none. Another obstacle. With a huff, he scanned the shadowed growth and tasted the air for unwelcome predators. Langur monkeys crept along the upper branches, and a shy loris blinked at him with pooled eyes, but no cats prowled the area. Poisonous snakes slithering in the trees would be the greatest threat, but there wasn’t much he could do about them. He sat on his haunches and closed his eyes.
He called up his human pattern. A cold shiver accompanied the brutal constellation of pain that sparked deep in his bones. The transformation would require only minutes, but after so long in a borrowed form, it would feel like hours.
The skeletal changes came first. He sank to his knees as his oblong skull crushed inward at the muzzle and bulged in the cranium. His neck compressed. Shoulder blades and ribcage shrank while hip bones expanded and rearranged their connections to fibulae and spine. His tail withered into a pointed coccyx deep within his flesh.
The air around him froze as he drew mass from the trees and ground to accommodate his larger size. A ring of frost crept outward from his contorting feet. Arm and leg bones elongated, and he gritted his teeth as the bones in his front paws shattered, seven pieces reforming into the twenty-seven of his human hand. He curled into a ball, breathless, as his elbows, knees, all his joints and cartilage switched to accommodate altered movement. The intensity of his pain weakened as his skeleton took its final shape and the rest of his internal mechanisms rippled into alignment.
His skin shifted last. Hair altered its texture, fine on his bronze limbs, scratchy on his jaw. Long and dark on his head.
As the ache inside him faded and his sweat cooled, the air returned to its familiar sticky humidity. His heart rate slowed. Strength spent, he could barely move, unconsciousness luring him into a dreamless sleep. Naked, he rolled to his hands and knees and rung by rung, hoisted himself up the ladder.
“Death would be easier than this.” He chuckled like a tipsy drunk. At the top, he collapsed, his legs still propped on the ladder.
Good enough, he surrendered to sleep.
Coming Soon!
Myths of the Mirror 
Looks like tons of magic in this world!
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More so than in my previous books where there was one magical talent or item. It made the books much more challenging to write. Everything had to make sense and seem logical. I did a whole draft just asking myself “why didn’t so and so use their skill(s) to get out of this situation?” It’s one of the reasons I wrote them all at once. There was a lot of going backward to fix things. 😀
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Wonderful peek into Talin’s character, Diana! I’m hooked yet again! Shapeshifters are really quite something and I look forward to learn about yours!!
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Thanks, Sarah. You’re catching up on posts, huh? Lol. I like Talin too. It was fun and complicated working his ability to shift shapes into the book. He’s a very sneaky guy. Have a great week, my friend. Stay safe. ❤ ❤
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Yup! And still catching! I’ve become such a lousy blogger lately – LOL! You too have a lovely week, Diana! Take care! ❤ ❤
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Well, I hope you’re having fun and being creative. Those are get reasons to step away from the screen!
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Your words painted a thousand pictures. Well done, Diana.
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Thanks so much for checking out the snippet, Mark. This is the first view of a shift in the book, so it gives some detail. I’m glad you enjoyed it. I’m so ready to share these books. Finally. Have a great week and Happy Writing. Be well.
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Your descriptions are so beautiful and vivid, wow. I feel like I can SEE this in my mind. ‘Brutal constellation of pain’. ❤ I felt the change in my bones!
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Thank you so much for taking the time to read. Talin is kind of a fun characters since he’s always getting himself into trouble. And he’s very skilled at what he does. 🙂 I’m glad you enjoyed this. ❤
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It reminded me of why I used to love and read fantasy so much!
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I love the slow motion and detail description of Talin’s transformation. I could see the stretches, connection and separation of the parts of his being. There must be an incentive to change his forms. Exquisite writing, Diana. Congratulations on your new books.
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Thanks for taking the time to read the long post. This is the first time the reader gets to see a shift, so there’s a bit of extra detail. Talin’s a spy and thief, so being able to shift comes in very handy! Thanks for the visit and Happy Writing, my friend. ❤
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Oh I see the reason for Talin to shift. How tricky he is. Thank you for explaining it. Stay safe and well, my friend. 💖
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This is great, Diana. Thanks for introducing Talin – what a transformation. I’m glad I don’t have to go through that but he has a sense of humor about it 🙂
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Diana, as usual, your skill leaves me in awe. What a beautifully executed description of the shape-shifting. Hugs on the wing.
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Thanks so much for stopping by, Teagan. I’m getting close and can’t wait to boot this book out the door. I’m glad you enjoyed the writing. That makes me smile. Have a wonderful day ad Happy Writing! Be well. 🙂 ❤
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Another great read on the way, I can see. Wonderful excerpt, Diana! (And my TBR pile grows ever larger, as I add this to my wish list)
Congratulations on being almost there, and best wishes for a HUGE success! 🙂
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Thanks, Marcia. The book gets closer every day. The first one is just about ready to go. I’m polishing up the second to follow. A busy time. And I can relate to the giant TBR pile! Lol. Have a beautiful, healthy, and happy Tuesday! ❤
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Thanks, Diana, and you as well! 🙂 ❤
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Very vivid description of the changling’s changing. Now, of course, I’m all curious about the “rules” for these beings!
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Thanks for the visit, Liz. Yes, there are rules, so cultural rules, but also physical costs – pain and fatigue being a couple. 🙂 I’m glad I made you a bit curious. Have a great week and Happy Writing. Be well. ❤
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You’re welcome, Diana. It’s a big push this week for getting online courses ready for the fall. And Zoom meetings, of course. Happy writing will have to wait for the weekend!
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My daughter has had to switch to teaching on line, and she says it’s a lot more work in some ways. Good luck getting everything ready, Liz. ❤
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Online teaching is a lot more work than teaching in the classroom, no doubt about it. However, what I discovered was that students learn more quickly and advance further in their skills than when I taught in the classroom because the online learning environment is immersive. I teach college courses to adult students. I don’t know if the same holds true for K-12.
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I agree. I took a few online classes in college and there was no “sitting in the back of the room.” Lol.
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Nope. There is the MIA/dropped-off-the-face-of-the-earth phenomenon, though.
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Your description of the change was so vivid, I could feel it in MY bones, lol. He deserved a long rest after that. So excited for this release!
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Thanks, Teri. I’m excited too! The end of this month is going to be here before I know it! I’m glad you liked the snippet. This is the first description of shifting, so the most graphic. And yeah, it hurts. Lol. Happy Reading and Writing and stay safe. 🙂
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So vivid, Diana. I could feel every ache of that transformation.
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How could it not be painful, right? Yikes. All that bone morphing and joints rearranging. Thanks so much for taking a peek at the snippet. I’m happily getting things wrapped up and can’t wait to take a long nap sometime in September! Enjoy your week, JD, and take care. ❤
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I’ve enjoyed all three of the characters you’ve shared with us, Diana. I can’t wait to read this book.
I love the description of the changes. It irritates me when authors describe a change from human to animal and say something like ‘His knees cracked and bent the other way.’ It shows ignorance of animal skeletons, because, as you will know, that part which they assome to be knees are in fact heels!
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I’m glad you enjoyed the intros to the characters. 🙂 I got about as biological as I dared. And I’m glad I didn’t have the knees reversing. I do that later with birds, but not with mammals. Lol. Thanks for visiting and for the lovely comment. Be well and Happy Writing. 😀
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You must have spent extensive research on the human and animal form in order to describe the shifting process in such detail. Very vivid and alluring.
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Thanks, Len. I simple placed pictures of the skeletons side by side and compared. The imagination did the rest. 🙂 That’s the fun part of writing fantasy. I’m glad you enjoyed this. Have a great week and take care. 😀
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I felt that painful change. Great imagery.
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Thanks for visiting, Denise. I’m glad you enjoyed this. It’s coming along and I finally see the light at the tunnel’s end. Happy Monday. Have a great week and take care. 🙂
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Brutally vivid, Diana, and very descriptive. I love it!
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Thanks so much, Jina. This is the first shift in the book, so I wanted to get into the biology of it. I think it would hurt a lot! Lol. And that downside keeps it from happening constantly. Isn’t writing speculative fiction fun? Happy Writing, my friend. ❤
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It’s the best!
Let me know when you set the date so we can arrange a guest post.
Have a wonderful day!
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That would be wonderful. I’m going to starting work on launch materials later this week. I’m usually terrible at launches, but am going to try do a better job of it this year. 🙂 Thanks so much for the generous offer. ❤
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You’re more than welcome, Diana.
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The transformation was impressive! You don’t take easy ways out and I love it!
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Thanks, Basilike. 🙂 I like magic that pretends to be real… in this case biological. I compared the skeletons of a human and jackal/dog and just imagined what going from one to the other would entail. NOT fun. Lol. Have a great week, my friend. Be well. ❤
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I was certain you did your homework, you leave nothing to chance.
Have a great week too!
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An excellent glimpse inside the pain involved with shape-shifting, Diana! Best wishes on this new book!
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Thanks, Jan. I appreciate the visit. I’m getting close with this one and look forward to shoving it out the door. 🙂 Have a wonderful week and take good care of yourself. ❤
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Amazing write up. Thanks for sharing
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Thanks for reading and leaving a comment, Kingsley. I’ve been working on this one for over 2 years and it’s finally ready. I appreciate the visit. Have a wonderful week and be well. 🙂
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To be sincere with you. It’s awesome
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I’ve often thought about the tension between human sensibilities and animal instincts for shapeshifters. McKillip kind of glossed over it in the Riddle Master series, but you attacked it head on in your work. Good for you–vivid is usually better.
I’m still plugging along with book 3. Everybody will get to read them all very soon–and I’m sure your readers will love them. You do such a good job at the secondary world stuff. That attention you bring to something like “What do shapeshifters eat?” is just one example of how thorough your world building is. : )
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Thanks, Cathleen. These books will all be so much better after having passed beneath your eyes. I’m so grateful. I like a “grounded” and limited magic system (a single magical item like an amulet or a soulcatcher or a magical book), so this trilogy was quite a break from that. But I still wanted it be “realistic.” I’m glad that worked. ❤ Enjoy your week, my friend. ❤
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Wow, what a vivid transformation, Diana. Nice writing.
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Thanks, Cath. This is the first shift in the book, so you get a little gruesome detail. Lol. I’m glad it worked. 🙂 Have a wonderful, peaceful and safe week. Happy Writing!
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Very nice 🙂
‘He chuckled like a tipsy drunk’ after enduring something so excuciating – this really sums up Talin’s personality if you ask me!
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Thanks, Jess. It was fun to show a shift as well as Talin’s approach to life. And it didn’t need too much backstory. Did you notice your suggestions in there? Lol. Have a lovely, peaceful week, my friend. Be well.
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He definitely is the most ‘showy’ of the three, but, as you know, my heart belongs to Naj 🙂
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🙂 Mine too.
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Yes! I love Talin already. The description of his transformation is masterful! I know I shouldn’t play favourites but…I really, really like this character. Bravo, Diana!
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Thanks, Andrea. He has the most entertaining attitude because he’s such a thief and sneak. I’m glad you enjoyed the snippet. Last one, I think, before this thing happens! I’m almost ready. Have a great week, my friend. Be well. 🙂
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lol – we’re ready, Diana, anytime you are. 😀
-hugs-
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I loved it! So vivid and raw.
Your book is populated by such intriguing characters, Diana!
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Thanks for stopping by, Mae. I have to give credit to my bossy muse for the characters. I didn’t want to go there and she made me. Lol. But it ended up being fun. I’m glad you enjoyed meeting my changeling. Have a great week and Happy Writing. 🙂
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Beautiful writing, Diana! Your snippet reminded me of the days when the kids in my class examined owl pellets.
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Ha ha ha. I can imagine the little bones and hair. What a great way to engage kids. They must have been fascinated. Thanks for stopping by to read, Pete. I’m honored. 🙂 Have an amazing week. Be well.
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Gorgeous detail in your prose as always Diana. You had my stomach churning with the description of eating meat and all the gorie fixings, lol. Congrats on the upcoming.<3
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Lol. I watched my dog choke down a whole baby bunny. OMG – just writing that makes me queasy. A changeling in jackal form doesn’t have many options. It was fun to gross myself out. Thanks for taking a peek, Debby. Have a wonderful and safe week. 😀
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OMG a rabbit! Certainly, your stomach is much stronger than mine LOL. Happy and safe week to you too my friend!<3
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Yeah, it was horrifying. But everything becomes grist for the writer’s mill, doesn’t it? I never thought I’d use that bit of input. Lol
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LOl brilliant Diana! xx
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Wow, that was exciting, Diana. The transformation is amazing and so well detailed. I’m looking forward to this.
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Thank you so much, Steven. It was fun getting into the nitty-gritty of this versus just having it be “magic.” Lol. And fun to write too. Thanks for the visit and sweet comment. Happy Writing. ❤
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Happy writing, Diana, and have a great week ahead. 🙂
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Wow! What an incredible transformation! I love the part about his coccyx sinking into his flesh.
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Ha. The biology was fun to research. I compared images of the skeletons side by side and then couldn’t help imagine how much it would hurt! Lol. I’m glad you enjoyed the snippet. Thanks for the visit! Be well and have a great week. ❤
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Thank you! I did enjoy the fruits of your research. I can see your word choices are careful and attentive, and there’s a lot of flow as well. What’s a good book of yours to start with?
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That’s such a flattering and hard question! Lol. This one will be out at the end of the month. A lighthearted one (lighthearted for me, anyway) is The Sorcerer’s Garden, which is a stand-alone. I’d be honored by any choice. If you decide to pick one up, I hope you enjoy it. ❤
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Fantastic Diana and love the cover… looking forward to showcasing.. xx
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Thanks for the visit, Sally. And I’m glad you enjoyed this. Yes, soon. I can’t wait to share the latest adventure with your followers. As Teagan would say, you’re the cat’s pajamas. ❤ Hugs
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Lol.. finding them to fit is always a bit of a problem…♥
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I can’t wait! Sounds so good. Interesting… I’m writing about a changeling as well… hmmm… like minds. ❤
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Well, that’s cool, Colleen. Yes, like minds, and of course, I can’t wait to read what your writing. Thanks so much for reading and commenting, my friend. Happy Writing, stay cool, and have a safe, peaceful week. Hugs ❤
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Thanks, Diana. ❤️I’m looking forward to that new read! 😍
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Spellbinding! Amazing writing as always, Diana!
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Thanks so much for reading and commenting, Bette. You’re also so kind. I’m glad you enjoyed this. I’m so excited (and relieved) that it’s almost done! Phew. Have a lovely week, my friend, and be well. Happy Writing!
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Ditto all around, Diana!
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You swept me away with this, Diana! Now I want to know what happens next, lol
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Thanks so much for the kind comment, Jacquie. Talin is a thief and spy, and his ability saves him as much as it gets him into trouble. Lol. Fun to write for sure. I’m glad you enjoyed this. Not too much longer and it will be out! Have a lovely Sunday, my friend. ❤
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Good luck with the writing and production processes. I suppose you’re almost able to breathe a sigh of relief at this point.
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Thanks for visiting and for the encouragement. Since I’m working on getting 3 books out this fall, life is going to be super busy for another few months. But then…. a long nap. Lol. Have a wonderful week and take care. 🙂
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Wow, what a beautiful cover and after reading about Talin’s transformation, I feel like stretching my own self just to make sure I’m still me. Superb storytelling, Diana!
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Lol. One of the (minor) themes of the book, Kim, is how we’re all changelings. We get to decide every moment who and how we want to be. 🙂 We can change our perceptions and choices. I’m glad you liked the snippet. Enjoy your stretch and have an amazing day. ❤
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I love it that when we leave our homes/sanctuaries, turn left or right, we are creating new worlds, meeting new people or thinking new thoughts…life is miraculous inside of and outside of books (and we get to live in both!)!
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This is a wonderful extract, Diana. I don’t read a lot of fantasy but I do like your books.
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Thanks for the wonderful comment, Robbie. I tend to gravitate toward fantasy, but reading the books of other bloggers had broadened my horizons AND my tastes in books. I really like that. While the Bombs Fell is an example of a book I wouldn’t normally have picked up and yet loved. 🙂 I’m glad you enjoyed this. Happy Writing and be well. ❤
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Shape-shifters are fun to read about. Can’t wait to see what this book is all about! Congrats on your good progress.
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Thanks for reading, Anneli, and for the kind comment. This character is a naturally a thief and spy… and he gets into trouble as much as he gets out of it. He was fun to write. Happy Writing, my friend. Be well!
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I never thought about the how of a changeling transformation. Your description is vividly painful. (K)
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Oh good. It’s supposed to be painful! That keeps changelings from overdoing it. 🙂 I like adding the biology, which makes it more real (to me, lol). Thanks for the visit, Kerfe. Happy Creating!
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Liars and thieves sounds like a normal fantasy… I would like to read it Diana. As usual it’s your choice of words that is alluring me. Thanks for sharing an excerpt.
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Thanks so much for taking the time to read, Balroop. I’m smiling. To be honest, the third book gets rather dark, but by then, hopefully, you wouldn’t be able to stop! Lol. Thanks for the encouragement. Have a gorgeous Sunday and lovely week ahead. ❤
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Felt the change, mind you within species have been for decades! Looking forward to the unravelling of the veil and reading your book.
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Thanks, Eric. You’re so kind to me. I’m glad you enjoyed this glimpse of Talin. Shifting is a rather exhausting an painful process, but as a spy, it’s effective. Lol. Have a wonderful day and happy, healthy week ahead. ❤
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I love this description of a shapeshifter/changeling shifting. So gripping!
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Aww, thanks, Tessa. It’s hard to find a scene that doesn’t need a lot of backstory. I’m glad you enjoyed this. The book is in its final stages, and yet still so much to do to get ready. Have a great week, be safe, and Happy Writing.
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I hope all goes well
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Thanks, Derrick. It’s getting there, step by step. I appreciate the visit and the encouragement! Have a wonderful week. 😀
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Thanks for sharing the terrific excerpt, Diana! Your cover is fantastic!
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Thank you for the visit and kind comment, Jill. This is the last peek, I think, as the release is speeding toward me! Lol. And I’m glad you like the cover. I think I’m done tweaking it – there’s still a couple week to play around! Have a lovely day and week ahead. Be well. ❤ ❤
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That was a lovely piece of writing; very enjoyable. I always think of shapeshifters as very quickly morphing from one form to another. This is wonderfully creative. Thank you.
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Thanks so much for taking the time to read and comment. I like magic, but I like it grounded in reality. I know that makes little sense, lol, but that’s why I went a bit into the biology of it. It’s gotta hurt, right? 😀 Have a great week and be well.
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Great excerpt. I can’t wait to start this book!
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Aww. Thanks, Jacqui. It’s so hard to pick out bits without a lot of context, but this shows a little about this character. I’m glad you enjoyed it. No more peeks (I think). It’s getting close. 🙂 Have a great day, my friend.
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I like that he’s a shape-shifter and the attention he pays to some of the details of life in his other forms. It promises to make an interesting read.
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Talin is another compelling character Diana. I’ve been reading other books with changelings in them lately, mostly the werewolf series by Patricia Briggs. I haven’t bought books in years, but I might have to surrender and buy yours! Thanks for the intros and teasers!
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Thanks for the kind comment, Brad. No werewolves in here, though a tiger or panther when necessary to get out of a sticky spot. Lol. But there’s a whopping cost to shifting, so it’s risky. 🙂 I would love to have you as a reader, of course! Have a wonderful, peaceful and safe day, my friend. ❤
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My pleasure Diana. I love your writing, both the posts and one series I’ve read. Hugs…
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You always leave me smiling, Brad. 😀
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First of all I loved the cover of the book, Diana. Must say the boy looks rugged and handsome and the lion is so mesmerizing. Talin sounds a very interesting character and the story was very nice. Thanks so much for your great share.
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Thanks for the visit, Kamal, and for taking the time to read. Have a wonderful day, my friend, and be well. 🙂
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You are always dear Diana. Much love and light to you.
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Masterful construction of Talin, Diana. I really enjoy reading it.
Have a beautiful weekend.
Love
G.
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Thanks for taking a peek, Gabriela. It was fun playing around with a character who can change shapes. He gets into some trouble too. Have a wonderful Sunday and week ahead. Stay safe. ❤
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My pleasure Diana. I find Talin mesmerizing. “He gets into some trouble too.”. I can’t wait to read about.
xoxo
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