Save a Starving Series! (and Series Starved Artists! Heh, you knew it had to come back to that...)
So let's say you could set a Great-Hall-at-Hogwarts as an office-space in Manhattan--only with Tolkienesque elves walking around, rather than ghosts.
Say you could skip the middle-school madness and go on to capability and professionalism. With plenty of humanity and humor.
Don't try to hard. You should go read Enchanted, Inc {Hex and the City} instead. Shanna Swendson would be thrilled if you bought them, to have her publishers change their mind about not giving us a nice tie-up.
And I recommend it for a fun, well-thought out urban fantasy that has a heroine who is capable without being to butt-kickity like everyone else. (The subtle difference is like the one between me and, say, Miss Congeniality.)
Here's my teaser to tempt you:
"And now both my roommates were dating former frogs. My life was so weird."
Say you could skip the middle-school madness and go on to capability and professionalism. With plenty of humanity and humor.
Don't try to hard. You should go read Enchanted, Inc {Hex and the City} instead. Shanna Swendson would be thrilled if you bought them, to have her publishers change their mind about not giving us a nice tie-up.
And I recommend it for a fun, well-thought out urban fantasy that has a heroine who is capable without being to butt-kickity like everyone else. (The subtle difference is like the one between me and, say, Miss Congeniality.)
Here's my teaser to tempt you:
"And now both my roommates were dating former frogs. My life was so weird."

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