I’ve mentioned this before, but it was buried in other things. Leaving a (somewhat self-serving) comment on According to Hoyt, I realized a dedicated landing page for it would be handy. This is that page.
I want to send out just the first half. It’s a decent stopping point.
If the feedback is “Dear G*d! What do you think you’re doing?!?!” I’d rather not have the full book written.
The image is the tentative cover (half size). The blurb:
What if your thoughts at one particular moment defined the rest of your life? What if a daydream, a fantasy, a focus on a task, an arrant wish, or a fleeting whimsy changed your life forever?
When the System arrives, it tries to be helpful, but there’s not a lot of time. The world, the entire universe, transforms based on that one moment.
Join the intrepid werewolf couple, Tom and Luke, as they try to make sense of a dangerous, violent, and very strange new world.
Gang-bangers with fireballs. Linemen throwing lightening bolts. Con-men with irresistible pitches. Sharpshooters who cannot miss. Thieves who can open any lock. Doctors who heal all wounds. Politicians whose lies cannot be discerned. Everyone’s “better”, but is that a good thing?
You Asked For It is the first book about a pack and its allies who will rise to the challenge and create something wonderful in the midst of chaos.
There is no tutorial. There is no instruction manual. Figure it out or fall behind – or die.
If you’d like to volunteer, leave a comment here or contact email me tigersizer at the evil empire gmail.com.
I’m writing it in Libre so the format will be .odt. I have not successfully gotten .epub, yet.
I’m not worried about it escaping into the wild. Who’s going to steal a LitRPG gay werewolf story? And you can markup an .odt file.
If you’re interested in my thoughts as I go, there’s a LitRPG Werewolves category.
My feedback expectations are mostly around pacing (too fast, too slow, too boring) and plot (why did that happen? how does this matter?). However, any feedback is welcome.
There is no explicit sex, but what is there is more than implied. This is made clear at the start of chapter one, by-design. If someone wants to toss the book for that reason, I’d prefer they do it sooner than later.
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