Hi friends and fam, Today I want to discuss Progression – Book II of The Cohort Trilogy. I want to let you in on a little secret. I didn’t intend to write this book, a sequel. I simply wound up jotting down tons of things while writing a different book. Then readers kept asking what was going to happen, because of the way that Book I closed. So I went back to my notes. As I assembled them I saw that I had a ton of chapters. So I began the process... Progression then seemed to unfold, and take on a life of its own, quickly. In it, you get to see the beloved Cohorts again, beautiful buff Beau and his three heterosexual women friends. In Book II, although they are older—now in their late thirties—the foursome have not changed much, well not basically. They still find themselves up to their ears in antics. This go round however, the stunts aren’t so much ones that they pull. There are others who keep conframa—confusion and drama—going. In Progression – Book II of The Cohort Trilogy, readers, you get introduced to people whom you may have only glimpsed in Book I (Absolution). You also get to ‘meet’ totally new characters; that’s always fun. These people will make you feel things, and none of it will be ambivalence. I assure you. Okay, I’ve got a meeting. You know I’d love to stay and chat but duty calls… It is always a pleasure. I look forward to next week and discussing more. Until then, be blessed, April. |
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