Being nineteen for over three hundred years bites, and being single in New York with magical powers isn't much better.
Eva is trying to live an everyday life in New York. When this fails, she takes a seemingly unmagical job as a translator for a wealthy American family in Spain. Eva cannot stay out of trouble for long as she runs into a friendly but hungry vampire named Louis. Eva feels drawn to this handsome, dangerous stranger who has problems of his own.
Louis's life was just fine until Eva walked into his church. She smells like heaven. Or is it hell, always smelling but never partaking? Surely she is the devil coming to collect on his lost soul.
Eva is trying to live an everyday life in New York. When this fails, she takes a seemingly unmagical job as a translator for a wealthy American family in Spain. Eva cannot stay out of trouble for long as she runs into a friendly but hungry vampire named Louis. Eva feels drawn to this handsome, dangerous stranger who has problems of his own.
Louis's life was just fine until Eva walked into his church. She smells like heaven. Or is it hell, always smelling but never partaking? Surely she is the devil coming to collect on his lost soul.
Birth of The Last Enchantress
Judith Here the
co-author of The Last Enchantress.
It was the day
the stock market plummeted almost eight hundred points. I had been writing seriously for over three
months and had just gotten the idea for The Last Enchantress when Scott came
home with bad news. The bank he had
worked for had let him go. So I started
to gather all my papers off the computer desk, all my research and all my
notes.
Scott stopped me
and asked, “Is this the one?”
I answered, “Yes
it is. This is it.”
“Well then I
don’t want you to stop, I want you to write it.”
“What about
looking for a job?” I asked
“I’ll still look
but not when you are on the computer.
The book is the first priority,”
Scott said.
I insisted that
he put his resume on Monster.com but he wasn’t sure what good this would
do. I continued to work on the
book. At first I only wrote ten pages a
week. Scott pushed me to write ten pages
a day. While Scott took over cooking
cleaning and home schooling our children.
When I finished
he took over and started editing The Last Enchantress. When he finished our check book was starting
to look really bleak. I turned to Scott
and said, “Now you can have a job.” One
hour later a call came with a job offer.
It was just enough money to keep us going.
Two months later
another job offer came, better than the first. This time they found us on
Monster.com. Now over four years later
The Last Enchantress is now competed and published as we had envisioned.
Check
out a special sneak peek of The Last Enchantress click here: http://scottandjudithpowell.wordpress.com/508-2/
Scott Powell and Judith Powell are a
husband and wife writing team. Their
books include The Last Enchantress available on kindle and Rebel available
this fall check them out on their blog here: http://scottandjudithpowell.wordpress.com/.
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