I can’t believe it’s been two years

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Since I’ve published my second novel Storm: The Last Aleantylar sequel to The Warriors: Crimson Chaos which was published in 2017. The stories follow eight teenagers called the Warriors learning how to harness their powers and to work together to battle against Tutock, an evil god bent on forcing people to submit worship to him or die. Storm: The Last Aleantylar features one of the Warriors learning that he is not human, but an elf thought long ago to be extinct. What’s more is that he discovers he’s the last one and wants to find out why. Unfortunately for him, Tutock has plans for him. Despite doing his best, he is captured and forced to use his healing ability to revive an ancient dragon that Tutock intends to use against San Francisco while attempting to destroy the other Warriors. Through each novel, the Warriors fight their way through, and I can’t even believe how much growth they’ve accomplished since I first created them. I thought of doing a graphic novel of them, but I need to improve on my drawing skills, (I’m very slowly getting there) and that’s if I don’t change my mind. I have a third novel planned involving a witch and a vampire and I have no idea how that one is going to turn out or even when it’ll be published. Currently, I’m working (editing) a sci-fi novel Turning the Tide, which is more of a priority right now. Ah, the joys of writing.