I must have been scatterbrained yesterday because I forgot to mention that the audiobook for Bonds of Truths is out. Just like all the other books in the series, it’s narrated by Nick Podehl. Here’s the link: https://www.audible.com/pd/Bonds-of-Truths-Audiobook/B0BYQ3ZRR1
A little more about the book. I wasn’t happy with what I had to do to Cinder and Anya in book 3. To say that the choices made were controversial is an understatement. But then I got to write book 4, and it honestly shocked me. While I was writing Bonds of Truths, I didn’t feel that way because my routine was to write a quarter of the book, edit it, then move on to the next quarter, edit it, etc.
So I didn’t see the full book until I did a re-read of what was by then the fourth draft. That’s when the shock came. All the problems and controversies of book 3 weren’t merely addressed, but book 4 was so much better because of those problems and controversies.
Another word of caution, the controversies in book 3 still persist to a certain extent, but I’ve thankfully moved past the bulk of them.


I enjoyed reading book 4! I did in fact notice a change with Rabisu
I’m already looking forward to book 5 to see how the story continues. You are an amazing writer and I thank you for all your work!.
That is always wonderful to hear. But now you have me curious. What changes did you notice with Rabisu?
Davis