Clan Gelan is killing me.
I have at long last finished the outline for this monster after what
feels like forever. It kept getting more
outrageously huge because of how stubborn Krijero is when it comes to being
clanned. You know it’s bad when just the
outline is almost full book-length. I
kid you not. I admit my outlines are
crazy detailed, but I’ve never had one this darn long.
Clan and Conviction
is essentially two different stories. In
the first one, you have Gelan and Wynhod getting together as they work on
solving a crime as new partners. Krijero
is there too, but since he’s not quite on their radar as a potential clanmate
yet, his part is small. The main thrust
is how Gelan and Wynhod reconnect after being apart for many years.
The second story is about how they pursue Krijero while
working on a case that he figures largely in.
That Imdiko is so incredibly reluctant after Pertak broke his
heart. He’s convinced that if he accepts
Gelan’s offer to clan, the Dramok and Wynhod will regret it in the end and
they’ll be stuck with an Imdiko they can’t stand. He thinks he’s that unlovable. As he tells the other two, if Pertak didn’t
want him after nearly 25 years of companionship, who would? Meanwhile, Krijero has stumbled across a case
so big with an enemy so bad, he’s in danger of not living long enough to be
proven wrong about his unworthiness as a clanmate.
Thank goodness Gelan and Wynhod are just as stubborn as
Krijero. It takes big men with big
hearts to see this one through, especially when it’s not just love but a life
on the line.
There is still no release date set. I have no idea how long this one is going to take.
Sorry this is giving you grief but I'm sure this book will be worth the wait. I'm glad to hear that the outline is huge because I'm hoping for a nice long book. This is one of those times where size does matter :)
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ReplyDeleteIt seems fitting that the story with the reluctant Imdiko would be giving you the most trouble! Seems like Krijero is living up to his quote you have up in the corner of your page. He is certainly dictaing the pace! Take your time. ; )
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