While planning the release of Our Ethereal Legacy-California-Complete Series, I wanted to match the release date with a set of cards for all the LIs (Love Interests) in Jeremiah's circle. Sounds easy, right?
Well, it's complicated. Our Ethereal Legacy included four books: Molding Minds, Awakening Angels, Dueling Demons, and Familiar Fairytales. And the number of love interests keeps building through all four books of that series. Then they all move to California, where the story picks up with four more books: JACKL Inc., Once Bitten, Twice Shy, and Thrice Charmed. New characters were introduced, and the pool of love interests kept growing.
It might have gotten out of hand.
Here is a list of characters and the books where they first appear.
Kelly - Molding Minds
Lexi - Molding Minds
Carmen - Molding Minds
Alyssa - Molding Minds
Jenn - Molding Minds
Beth - Awakening Angels
Shannon - Dueling Demons
Brooke - Dueling Demons
Leah - Dueling Demons
Maria - Dueling Demons
Megan - Familiar Fairytales
Naomi - Familiar Fairytales
Sammi - Awakening Angels
Jess - Once Bitten
Aisha - Once Bitten
Celia - Once Bitten
Rachael - Once Bitten
Lana - Once Bitten
Chelsea - Once Bitten
Blaze - Thrice Charmed
Roxy - Thrice Charmed
Shelia - Thrice Charmed
Yep, twenty different love interests, and I have three different males that have connections within that network. Rick is an incubus, Jeremiah is a psionic mind molder, and Isaac (Zac) is a half-breed of incubus and mind molder. Holidays can get a bit crazy.
To complicate matters further, the original five are in two timelines in Our Ethereal Legacy: Past (late 80s) and Present (2010s). So their appearances have matured. And then all five of them also have roles in the California series.
Did I mention that I might have gone overboard?
At any rate, I'm making a set with 25 cards in all that will slowly seep out between now and July 12th, when the final complete series omnibus publishes to Amazon and Kindle
Unlimited. Stand by for card codes and some snippets from the books in future posts.
