8 thoughts on “#ExcerptWeek – Harbinger by Marcia Meara”
Thanks so much for reblogging, Judith! I know you’ve read the whole book already, but I hope you enjoyed a memory refresher featuring Cadey’s nightmare, and his reaction to his poor, well-meaning wife. 🙂 Hope your followers will, too. ❤
I found this whole section so strong, Marcia. In fact I did feel a little sorry for Cadey (though I thought I shouldn’t!) Sure it will intrigue all who read it. Jx
A surprising number of people felt sorry for Cadey, too, so you have company. For sure, he’s . . . complicated. 😀 That’s all I’ll say, in order to avoid spoilers. Glad you liked this part! It was fun to write a man being plagued by nightmares. Well, funny in a really creepy way. 😀
Well, glad I’m not the only one – and it means he’s a great rounded character, Marcia. Well done. Surprisingly enough I enjoy writing the creepy/ the horrid/ the not so nice bits. Hmm, wonder what that says about me?!!! Jx 🙂
Thank you, Judith. I’m glad you think I did him well. I tried. 😀 And I LOVE writing creepy, scary bits, too. As long as the underlying theme of my story remains about the power of love, I’m happy.
In Harbinger, I had such a wonderful opportunity to build on the bond between Mac and Rabbit, who needed each other so much, and showcase their relationship’s growth. It was “their” book, for sure, and Sarah let them heal each other. The next story will feature more of her, though Rabbit, by the very nature of his gifts, will always play a huge part going forward.
Hi Marcia, looking forward to the next story. These are lovely characters with such moving relationships. Please let me have first dibs (which means first looks! Jx 🙂
You got it! But first, I have to go back to Riverbend, I left the “OTHER” Painter boys in a real mess, especially Jackson. He’s been screaming at me for months to get the heck out of the mountains and come sort things out! 😀 So I will. This 3rd book will start with a BIG surprise, right off the bat!
Judith Barrow 
Thanks so much for reblogging, Judith! I know you’ve read the whole book already, but I hope you enjoyed a memory refresher featuring Cadey’s nightmare, and his reaction to his poor, well-meaning wife. 🙂 Hope your followers will, too. ❤
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I found this whole section so strong, Marcia. In fact I did feel a little sorry for Cadey (though I thought I shouldn’t!) Sure it will intrigue all who read it. Jx
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A surprising number of people felt sorry for Cadey, too, so you have company. For sure, he’s . . . complicated. 😀 That’s all I’ll say, in order to avoid spoilers. Glad you liked this part! It was fun to write a man being plagued by nightmares. Well, funny in a really creepy way. 😀
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Well, glad I’m not the only one – and it means he’s a great rounded character, Marcia. Well done. Surprisingly enough I enjoy writing the creepy/ the horrid/ the not so nice bits. Hmm, wonder what that says about me?!!! Jx 🙂
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Thank you, Judith. I’m glad you think I did him well. I tried. 😀 And I LOVE writing creepy, scary bits, too. As long as the underlying theme of my story remains about the power of love, I’m happy.
In Harbinger, I had such a wonderful opportunity to build on the bond between Mac and Rabbit, who needed each other so much, and showcase their relationship’s growth. It was “their” book, for sure, and Sarah let them heal each other. The next story will feature more of her, though Rabbit, by the very nature of his gifts, will always play a huge part going forward.
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Hi Marcia, looking forward to the next story. These are lovely characters with such moving relationships. Please let me have first dibs (which means first looks! Jx 🙂
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You got it! But first, I have to go back to Riverbend, I left the “OTHER” Painter boys in a real mess, especially Jackson. He’s been screaming at me for months to get the heck out of the mountains and come sort things out! 😀 So I will. This 3rd book will start with a BIG surprise, right off the bat!
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Oh good!! Go for it, Marcia. Jx
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