What was the funny thing? Jason Kane. You see, in Micah & Mrs. Miller, I'd thought Jason was going to die. For most of the book, I thought his death would prove inevitable and it would change things irrevocably for the Kane family. Jason, however, had other ideas and those other ideas continued to assert themselves in the next two books.
So what did I do? I decided Jason needed a novella. Remember how I said that something funny happened with regard to my plans for Jason in book 3? Well as it turns out, he wasn't done with me quite yet. During the course of writing the novella, it became a full length novel with the first draft capping out at around 97,000 words. I have some edits and additions to make, which will make the book longer and as frustrated (and frankly stunned) as I was about it to begin with--this is the part of the story we need to see.
We needed to get into his head and see the piece of the puzzle--if you haven't read Fevered Hearts, I'm not going to spoil that puzzle piece for you except to share the following scene that has been burning in my brain for over a year. The book is scheduled for release in March, 2014. If you haven't had a chance to read Fevered Hearts, take advantage of Marshal of Hel Dorado's $0.99 price to discover Dorado, the Kane and Morning Star families, and their saga. *winks* Trust me, take a walk on the Fevered side.
The following is an unedited excerpt from Wanted Alive or Fevered
