Q3 of 2020 started a week ago, and while it’s hard to believe it’s here, it also feels like this year has been an eternity long. I know I’m not alone when I say this year has been weird. Since it became clear early on that I wasn’t going to… Read the rest...
Author: Beth
Writer, artist, blogger, doll collector, and owner of Ithilear.com.
The third and final installment in the Westkings Heist series, To Steal the Queen, is now available.
If a single thing goes wrong, this heist could be his last.
Even thieves have loyalties, so when Tahl—the legendary Ghost of Orrad—discovers someone has been stealing from the sweet old woman who… Read the rest...
Someone recently asked how the books in the Westkings Heist series line up with the books in the Snakesblood Saga, since they take place in the same world. Since it only takes a few minutes to explain, I decided to do so! Maybe later, I can make some cool graphics… Read the rest...
After a lot of frustration and delays, To Steal the Queen is finished and being polished up by an editor in preparation for its release at the end of the month. If all goes well, the preorder should pop up about a week before the title’s release, still currently tentatively… Read the rest...
After two months of incredibly hard work, it’s time–the second book in the series is OUT!
A girl without a family. A monster who craves humanity. An alliance could bring the kingdom to its knees.
The fate of Firal’s missing parents has always been a mystery, but her mother’s necklace—the… Read the rest...
It’s been a few months since To Steal the Crown went out. Originally, I’d wanted the three Westkings Heist installments I had planned to go out back to back, but my schedule got thrown for a loop, and the third book, To Steal the Queen, ended up being longer… Read the rest...
I like the little extras. The things that make the interior of a book pretty. Little flourishes and things like that. I’ve seen some unbelievably beautiful interiors. I’ve seen utterly plain ones, too. Ultimately, the presence of graphics don’t affect how enjoyable a story is. But they’re nice. Even some… Read the rest...