Also by Jaye Wells:

Red-Headed Stepchild, April 2009
Paperback
Weirdly, A Collection of Strange Tales, vol. 2, July 2008
e-Book

Red-Headed Stepchild
Jaye Wells

The first book in an exciting new urban fantasy trilogy that will captivate readers!

June 20, 2009

Sabina Kane #1
Orbit
April 2009
On Sale: April 1, 2009
Featuring: Adam Lazarus; Sabina Kane
400 pages
ISBN: 0316037761
EAN: 9780316037761
Paperback

Fantasy Urban

In a world where being of mixed-blood is a major liability, Sabina has the only profession fit for an outcast: assassin. However, she's never brought her work home with her---until now.

This time, it's personal.

Her latest mission threatens the fragile peace between the vampire and mage races. As Sabina scrambles to figure out which side she's on, she uncovers secrets that will change the course of her life forever.

Comments

13 comments posted.

Re: Red-Headed Stepchild

Sounds like a very entertaining book.
(Donna Simmonds 12:13pm April 1)

I'd rather spend my days ordering things from the home shopping network too :)

I'll be checking this book out!! Sounds so different from what I normally read. :D
(Rachael Grime 12:33pm April 1)

A hairless cat? Poor kitty - they're so ugly!
(Kelli Jo Calvert 1:32pm April 1)

I loved what you had to say about Giguhl, and I remembered reading about your book in RT. Love the title. I'm looking forward to reading it more than ever now!
(Kay Martinez 2:33pm April 1)

Just wondered where you got the idea for the home shopping network demon. Someone you know have an addiction? Just curious!
(Sara Reyes 3:53pm April 1)

I'm actually a big fan of horror and thriller books! Stephen King is one of my favorite authors.
(LuAnn Morgan 8:30pm April 1)

Sarah, I have actually never orders from
HSN. My friend's mom has an addiction--
a whole room dedicated to her HSN
booty--so maybe it came from that.
(Jaye Wells 9:34pm April 1)

Kellie Jo, right? In my opinion, the
wrinklier and grumpier-looking the
animal, the better. I keep threatening
to get a hairless, but I'm not sure my
boxer would appreciate sharing
attention with a demon cat.
(Jaye Wells 9:35pm April 1)

Glad to hear I wasn't the only one
afraid of things that might go bump in
the night. Afraid I'm still not over it
and I'm quite a bit older than you are.
Still can't watch horror movies. They
would give me nightmares for weeks.
I am getting better, but won't push my
luck. Like your idea of dealing with
your characters with a sense of humor.
We all need more of that and it
certainly doesn't hurt.
(Patricia Barraclough 11:58pm April 1)

Hey Jaye!
I just my copy of Redheaded Step Child and can't wait to read it!
I love horror movies justnot the slasher ones, to much gore not enough story to me. :)
As to dealing with your fears with humor and a kick butt herione...Awesome! So what would you do with your fear of snakes and heights?
Don't do the shopping network but I do love to shop when I can!
Have a Great Day!
(Chris Jones 11:25am April 15)

After reading the excerpt, I'd love to win this book. Please keep writing.
Lorraine
moml1@cox.net
(Lorraine Larose 8:47pm June 20)

I have heard good things about this book.I can't wait to get my hands on it.
(Breia Brickey 9:08pm June 20)

Another variation in this genre. There
are many good books here and it never
ceases to amaze me how you can find a
new plot line.
(Patricia Barraclough 10:56pm June 20)