Amelia has one rule: never let anyone see the wolf. On the island, she slips — her eyes flash amber, and Matthew's looking right at her. Shades on before he's sure. The closer he gets, the more it costs her to stay hidden. A scene from Lost.
It's been 14 years since I wrote Amelia Jones. Then life happened — for a long time. She finally hit me over the head and reminded me we're not done. I wrote the whole road back to her, and why the expanded Lost and Book 2 are on the way. Read it here:https://t.co/7ORebskKxU
When I started Lost, all I knew was Amelia's a PI and a werewolf trying to live normal. Then a client walked in with a job that blew that open — and I found out the story the same way she did. One page at a time. Ever had a character surprise you?
Fourteen years ago I introduced Amelia Jones—a werewolf detective with a bad attitude and worse luck.
Then life happened. Amelia waited.
She’s done waiting. So am I. 🌒
Suppose--just suppose, now--that Jon and Dani BOTH died (along with Cersei, of course). Suppose--just suppose--that a certain little man with a big heart ended up sitting on the Iron Throne?
I support Palestinian freedom. I support Palestinian self-determination. I am deeply critical of Israeli policy and practice.
I do not support anti-Semitism, killing Jewish people, or any of the other things attributed to my speech. I have spent my life fighting these things.
Why is that Hemorrhoid threatening to shut down the Government over a Wall budget? What happened to “and Mexico is gonna pay for it”??!!#ineversaidthat#yesthefuckyoudidmotherfucker
Just when you think the zombie genre has been squeezed dry, along comes a perfectly amazing film by Dominique Rocher called THE NIGHT EATS THE WORLD. It will blow your mind.