Who decides how you should behave? Your parents, your friends?
What if your Mum decides that her upper-class daughter shouldn't hang out with the Cook's son?
What if the cook decides her son shouldn't talk to the slightly odd handyman?

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What does an adrenaline-junkie soldier do upon reaching the top of the promotion ladder, and the next promotion up is a desk job?  Find a new ladder.   Devi wants to join the elite King’s Guard even though she’s barely thirty, and that means finding an active-duty job.  Her boyfriend finds a cursed ship looking for security. While Devi doesn’t ( Read more... )

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Dragons. People who shape shift into dragons. OK, I’m interested already.

90% of this book is Jaycinda, the main character, angsting over her boyfriend. She can’t hang out with him because she’s from a dragon clan, and he’s from a hunting clan. This means that if his family finds her family, her family will be tranquilized, caged, and spend the ( Read more... )

I have a story in an anthology - hurray!
at amazon, here:http://www.amazon.com/Undead-Winter-Sarah-E-Glenn/dp/0989007650/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1386092698&sr=1-1&keywords=