Today is Cast in Atonement’s publication day — where, in theory, the book is available for purchase everywhere in trade paperback, ebook and audiobook.
I really like the cover for this one, and the clothing Kaylin is wearing might seem familiar. Because it is :)
I had not intended this book to be what it became — although by this point, I think I’m 50/50 on intention and result. It’s the usual difficulty for me: I have a plan, and it looks good in four sentences on paper.
But as I write actual book words, the consequences of the prior book or books rear up and smack me upside the head. So my first chapter – intended to be one angry Bellusdeo and her possible relationship issues – was very immediately and heavily derailed. In cases like this, I accept the derailment because it’s so heavily entwined with the character. All of Bellusdeo’s ranting is completely forgotten because from chapter one, it’s no longer important – to Bellusdeo.
(To paraphrase a much used internet quote: well, well, well, if it isn’t the consequences of my own decisions.)
I really don’t recommend reading Cast in Atonement if you haven’t read Cast in Eternity, as the two are more tightly entwined than I’d intended. (Sort of like Cast in Peril & Cast in Sorrow were.)
Happy book day, Cast in Atonement!
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WHAT?! How did this sneak up on me? I was going to do a reread first! Oh well guess I’ll read it then do a reread to refresh 😁! So much for what I was reading while I waited!!!