New inns would not have the same characters, and nobody will be Dina in them.
THE INNKEEPERS DAUGHTER WOW SERIES
When all things are resolved, when the parents are found, when Maud’s infamous in-laws get what’s coming to them, when Klaus is done with being a secret arbiter, when children are born and flourish, the series will be done. It’s a fact of life that all good things come to an end at some point. Improvement generally happens under duress. This is probably because I’ve been concentrating super hard on these edits and my subconscious is kicking and screaming to be free.
Right now I want to set the office on fire. I now see the wisdom of writing stand-alone novels, because there is a list of sequels we need to knock out to wrap things up. I would be a lot more confident in it if it was self-published, but it’s not, so there is pressure to make it as shiny as we can for the right audience, and the edits are taxing. That’s because the “novella” is 45,000 words long. On a serious note, right now we are writing Ruby Fever and editing the “novella.” You wouldn’t think a novella edit would take so long, but it is taking forever.
THE INNKEEPERS DAUGHTER WOW MOD
Whatever happened to the lady in Costco who helped Dina? Will we see her again in a future book?ĭear Mod R, I have finished the whole Innkeeper section. No on the Galactic Tyrant space opera, though. She applied to the Innkeeper Assembly and Dina was the only one who volunteered to take her. However did Caldenia manage to arrange for a lifetime membership in a “new” unknown Inn while avoiding whatever happened to put her in that situation? I would love to read about the coup and the bounty and how she escaped to come to Texas. Knowing them, they probably saw something that required a closer inspection and crawled through bushes to get there, and then possibly ended up in mortal danger. Some mysteries are better left unexplored. In “Sweep of the Blade”, as Maude returns from the Bridal procession to the tree, she meets Helen and Arland, both with twigs in hair, smears, etc. Both have to happen before the final book. There are two projects waiting for an innkeeper: the Helen and Gerard origin story and the Maud and Arland’s wedding. For example, Officer Marais will never have to worry about lodging if he is in a city with an inn. Those who know of the inns and are allowed to keep that knowledge are usually welcome at the inns. So this means he is not an “earthling” and Dina is part human and part something else. Dina’s dad was a guest who helped the innkeeper and got stuck in the inn without dying. In the Innkeeper series, only “aliens” or beings with magic are accepted as guest. Will there be more of Dina, Sean and their Inn?Īt least one more book. Suppose aliens visit who do not see light the same way we do, will they be able to recognize Dina’s parents? Can Gertrude Hunt render the picture for the aliens to see?Īre you asking if species who rely on thermal vision, for example, would be able to recognize images on the photograph? They wouldn’t. I want to know about the picture Dina has hanging in the entrance in Gertrude Hunt. I’d like more background information on the Inns, their origins and development. ::side-eye:: Do I look like Gordon to you? There will be no spoilers. How did Gerard get out of the magical trap in the house? Is the house an Innkeeper house? He isn’t interested in his children and they wrote him off. Will we ever find out who the biological father of Maud and Klaus is? Will we ever find out what happened to Dina, Maud and Klaus’s parents and their Inn? They might pop up in the Innkeeper storyline. Honestly, I don’t think there is a market for an Arbiter series. Why does George do anything? No doubt there was a deep and compelling reason why he kept it to himself.ĭo we get to see any more of Jack and George and Gaston in any other Innkeeper stories, OR do they get their own Arbiters series along with Klaus?Īny chance of the George and Lark story? Or even further adventures of George and gang? Why didn’t George tell Dina that he knew Klaus? Writers write for self-fulfillment, money, and recognition, but most of all we write for pets on the head. Although I must say, the podcast went a long way to moving this short project toward the starting line. We know what it attaches to, but I have zero pull to write it. When could we possibly learn how Maud and Klaus meeting up at the end of “Sweep of the Blade” went? Will Maud’s ex-in laws get their comeuppance?
Since we linked that podcast, here are some answers to your Innkeeper questions.
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