When wolf-shifter Kelsey Yates discovers that fourteen-year-old shape-shifter Danny Harding is living with a human adoptive mother, she is sent on a secret mission to protect the pup and get him away from the human. While it takes place in the same world of shape-shifters and Jorie and Griffin make an appearance, True Nature has different main characters and it can stand on its own. True Nature is not really a sequel to my first paranormal romance, Second Nature. My beta readers told me that they fell in love with the characters, and I hope the same will happen to everyone who reads the novel. The result is a fast-paced paranormal romance that, at 141,000 words, still offers enough space for character development. I could look at the story more objectively, see where scenes needed to be cut or tightened, point of views needed to be changed, or subplots weren’t resolved or didn’t add to the story.

So in the end, two years went by before I started working on True Nature again.Īnd I found that taking such a long break between the first and the second draft was a really good thing. Then I switched publishers and started to republish my “old” novels. A short story which ended up as a 100,000-word novel titled Something in the Wine. In the meantime, I wanted to write a short story. Then I planned on putting the manuscript aside for a few weeks while I waited for my beta readers to catch up. I first started working on True Nature in December 2010 and finished the first draft in April 2011. My latest novel, True Nature, has finally been published!Īnd when I say finally, I mean FINALLY. What a week… first we published A Treat for Halloween Tricksters by RJ Nolan, then When The Clock Strikes Thirteen and now, today, we are very happy to announce the publication of True Nature by Jae.Īnd instead of me rambling about it, here is what Jae has to say about her new book: