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Last Updated (Friday, 09 July 2010 12:59)
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Release Date: February 2010
ISBN: 978-0425233054 |
Synopsis
Lily Yu’s world changed when she met Rule Turner, known to the human world as “that werewolf prince.” It’s been eight months since everyone else’s world changed, too—when the Turning hit. That shifting of the realms has magic seeping back into the world in quantities unseen since the hot news story concerned a pair of human babes raised by wolves who went on to found a new city: Rome.
Lily is a homicide cop turned FBI agent. She works for a special Unit within the MCD—that’s the Bureau’s Magical Crimes Division. Lily became a cop to stop the monsters , though it was human monsters she had in mind at the time. These days, the perps she tracks may be a lot more—or a lot less--than human.
In BLOOD MAGIC, Lily and Rule are faced with their most dangerous opponent yet, one the law can’t touch. One who can’t be killed. One whose like hasn’t been seen in our world since long before those wolves fostered Romulus and Remus.
Oh, one more thing about BLOOD MAGIC: Grandmother is back.
Those of you who haven’t read the previous books in my World of the Lupi series may be scratching your head about now. Someone’s grandmother shows up and you’re supposed to get all tingly? You might be more interested in some of the other characters in BLOOD MAGIC, like the assassin. Or the dragon. Or the ancient, undying enemy willing to wait for centuries to achieve what really matters.
Revenge.
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Last Updated (Friday, 09 July 2010 12:21)
"Human Nature" in Inked
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Release Date: January 2010
ISBN: 978-0425231975 ![]() |
Synopsis
Humans have long been aware of the others in their midst—and not particularly happy about it. Until the Supreme Court’s ruling, it was legal in several states to shoot lupi on sight.
Times have changed. Some don’t appreciate that.
In "Human Nature," Lily Yu turns twenty-nine—a marker she’s decidedly ambivalent about. Her birthday celebration is cut short when the naked, heavily tattooed body of a man is found in a California town. At first it seems like a bizarre ritual killing, but there’s more than magic afoot. The victim, David Pruitt, wasn’t human . . . and years ago, he was Rule’s Turner’s closest friend.
(Note: If you’re following this series, you need to know that the events in “Human Nature” occur before those in MORTAL SINS. It’s April, four months after the Turning; Cynna and Cullen are still in Edge.)
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Last Updated (Friday, 09 July 2010 12:24)
E-Edition Coming Soon?
To everyone who's asked--and there have been a lot of you!--I have news about the e-edition of BLOOD LINES: it's in production right now. I should have a firm release date soon, so if you've been waiting for BLOOD LINES to be available as an e-book, the wait is almost over.
EDIT from Katie: The publisher has not been responsive on this subject. We're not sure when the e-book version of BLOOD LINES will be released, but the publisher does claim to be working on it. We're very sorry as we know it's annoying not to have it.
Last Updated (Monday, 12 July 2010 15:14)

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