Well, 2025 has already been an eventful year in all sorts of ways. But in my little corner of the world, it’s been busy as well and is already half over.
In terms of writing, I have already announced that The Story of Enid: Vol. 2 of the Clandestine Exploits of a Werewolf is getting ready to be released at the beginning of July. It is the sequel to The Broken Vow. And for those out there who would like to catch up on the series, The Broken Vow is currently on sale for $2.99 at Kindle and most other online eBook retail sellers. So, do pick up a copy and catch up on the adventures of Ethan Garraint, Etienne, and Geraint, all aliases for my favorite werewolf.
In addition, I am finishing up work on a short story collection that I hope to release sometime during the Halloween season. It’s called Mystical Diversions: Supernatural Tales of the Ouachita Mountains. One of the tales in this collection actually follows a character that is introduced in The Story of Enid.
I am also revising a book titled The Alchemist’s Bride, a paranormal romance set in turn-of-the-century New Orleans.
Beyond these works, several sequels are percolating, including a brand new New Orleans Paranormal Mystery book and a sequel to The Tethering: A Portent of Crows.
So, the balance of 2025 is shaping up to be a busy time. I do sincerely wish everyone peace and all the best.
Take Care,
Evelyn
The Broken Vow: Vol. I The Clandestine Exploits of a Werewolf
In the heart of every man there is a history. In the heart of every monster there is a story. In this first installment of “The Clandestine Exploits of a Werewolf,” Ethan Garraint is on a vendetta that begins in the heart of the Pyrenees with the fall of Montségur and leads him to the streets of New Orleans nearly five hundred years later. But the person he chases isn’t really a man anymore and Ethan has been a werewolf for almost a millennium. With the aid of a gifted seer, he is on a blood hunt that will culminate in a journey that crosses the line between heaven and earth and ends somewhere in between.
Evelyn Klebert 