WAYFINDER
Book Two of the Worldwalker Duology
Once a tailor in Boston, Lara Jansen has crossed from Earth to the Barrow-lands, a Faerie world embroiled in a bloody civil war. Armed with an enchanted and malevolent staff which seeks to bend her to its dark will, and thrust into a deadly realm where it’s hard to distinguish friend from foe, Lara is sure of one thing: her love for Dafydd ap Caerwyn, the Faerie prince who brought her to the Barrow-lands. But Dafydd is missing and his home is closer than ever to a final conflagration. Lara has no other choice: she must harness the staff’s magic and her own truthseeking talents, blazing a path to a long-forgotten truth that will save the Barrow-lands…or destroy them forever.
Read the first chapter, then run out and buy your own copy!
I’m pretty excited about this one. As I said before, this is my 16th published full-length novel in just over 6 years (plus a wide variety, at this point, of novellas, short stories and comic books o.O), and it’s the brief reprieve of having everything I’ve completed a contract for actually being on the shelves at once. It’s also kind of the breaking point of “Catie is backing off now” (though I realize with the various crowdfunding projects it doesn’t really look like that), and thus is a significant psychological book release for me too.
Also, of course, I think it’s a rather charming story, and picks up about fifteen seconds after TRUTHSEEKER leaves off, so at long last you’ll get to find out what happens in this particular fairy tale. :)


“–once upon a time, not so long ago, it was driven by a little old lady I know personally. She drove it to the store weekly, that’s it, so its four thousand miles are gentle ones, ladies. It’s just two years old and has all the extras. You won’t find a better deal than this here or anywhere else. Now, I know the sticker price is eighteen five and you’re not looking to spend quite that much.” The salesman leaned out from beneath his umbrella to get a better look at the V of Kelly Richards’ T-shirt, and smiled. “It’s cutting my own throat, but I think I can knock it down to seventeen flat. It’s a bargain, ladies, a real bargain.”
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