Nobody’s Hero Release

Nobody's Hero is out in the wild, and I'm so excited. This kicks off a new series for me: The Burned Lands, which is a planned trilogy. One part Mad Max, one part Walking Dead, one part cursed shifters, and three parts hot, high-intensity romance with a devilish hero and a kick-ass heroine.

So where did it come from?

Well, long before London Steampunk was even a twinkle in my eye, I started playing with this little post-apocalyptic romance (before the Walking Dead even appeared actually), that just wouldn't leave me alone. I had a hero all mapped out–one Adam McClain–and his heroine, Riley, who'd been looking after herself for years. In order to kickstart the story, Lucius Wade–warg, bad-boy and all-round sexy villain–strolled onscreen to kidnap Riley, and set motions into event for McClain.

One problem: Wade took one look at Riley, and said, ‘She's mine', and Riley decided, hey, she was onboard for this too. Poor McClain found himself relegated to side character, and this author decided she could only fight it for so long before she threw her hands up in the air, and went, ‘Fine.'

I wouldn't say that I'm a plotter, or a pantser (flying by the seat of your pants) author, as I tend to be somewhere in between, but honestly, this story just took hold and wouldn't take its foot of the pedal.

So… here's hoping you all enjoy it as much as I did! Buy links are here.

Or if you want to read the first three chapters to get a feel of the story, follow the link.

And don't worry, I haven't forgotten Adam McClain! He's getting his very own story soon (I'm about half completed), followed closely by Johnny Colton.