E.H. Lee
E.H. Lee writes a mix of historical and modern fiction that explores love against a backdrop of darkness. Born in Texas to a family who grew weary of finding her head stuck between the pages of a book, losing herself in fictional worlds and avoiding the heat, she has never lost her sense of wonder...or her love of air conditioning. Now she has two kids and a loving husband whose arms are occasionally strong enough to pull her from the world of make-believe, but she's still hard at work making the stories in her head come to life.
E.H. Lee writes a mix of historical and modern fiction that explores love against a backdrop of darkness. Born in Texas to a family who grew weary of finding her head stuck between the pages of a book, losing herself in fictional worlds and avoiding the heat, she has never lost her sense of wonder...or her love of air conditioning. Now she has two kids and a loving husband whose arms are occasionally strong enough to pull her from the world of make-believe, but she's still hard at work making the stories in her head come to life.
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It's been a heck of a handful of months characterized by a frenzy of writing, but my second novel, Lacrima, is scheduled for release on the 30th. If you've been familiar with my writing from fandom or are someone who's following the War Prize series, you're probably wondering what's gotten into me that I've written a modern novel – and a hybrid sort of dark romantic comedy, no less – and I'll give you an honest answer: I have no idea.
I hope Lacrima will be a fun intermission before release...
I'm excited to announce the launch of my companion short story for Triumph, "The Illegitimate Daughter."
Told through the POV of Luo Xinwei, the male protagonist Zhou Mingzhi's third concubine, the story gives a rich new perspective on the world of Triumph and waves a brief tale of hope and disappointment. It will be FREE to buy on the Kindle Store for five days only, to celebrate the launch. From 12/4 - 12/8, take advantage of the offer and add this little piece of Da Xin to your Kindle...
Tomorrow my first put-in-the-public-eye brainchild will finally be available for sale on Amazon, and let me tell you—I'm feeling almost as expectant as I did when my children were due. Unlike with them, of course, the book release will actually happen on the date expected, not two weeks later. The process for a book to come into the world is also less strenuous, although not by much (from a certain viewpoint, anyway). Endless editing, proofing, cutting scenes, adding scenes, second-guessing...
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