Hello everybody!
I wanted to hop on here and tell you a little bit about the short stories I am writing called, The Night Rider Adventures. These short stories are pretty short, only about 7,000 words each (some may be longer, while others may be a bit shorter) and are designed to be like little episodes. The Night Rider Adventures were something I started writing to help me develop some of the world in which my debut trilogy takes place (these books have yet to be released. For updates on that, and to get the first episode of The Night Rider Adventures, you can join the email list here). These stories also help me hone my writing skills and I hope each episode is better than the last!
Because these are prequals to my books, you may end up with more questions than answers, but don't worry! That is part of the plan! I personally love some unanswered questions and these stories have plenty of them! As I get closer to publishing my books, the first episode will be made available for those who sign up for my newsletter. Once Book 1 of The Arlin trilogy is published, I plan to release more episodes of The Night Rider Adventures, so stay tuned!
Reader Note: I know that some people have strong preferences for how books and short stories are written. As a result, I decided to let you all know that these short stories and the books I am currently writing have one distinct difference, the perspective in which they are written. The Night Rider Adventures are prequels to my debut trilogy (which is currently in the editing stage). My debut trilogy, The Arlin Trilogy, is written in first person because I felt it was important to that section of the overall story that I will be telling throughout my fantasy books. The Night Rider Adventures are written in third person for a similar reason, it fit how I wanted the information to be presented, and the story to unfold. Either way, it also gives me a chance to write for more people! I hope you enjoy both these short stories, and my debut trilogy!
I would love to know what you all prefer! Do you have a preference between first and third person? Or do you read both? Leave a comment and let me know!
Sincerely,
Ondrea Keigh
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