​​Paranormal romance and fantasy romance are two different kinds of literature; how do you distinguish one from another? 

Paranormal Romance VS Fantasy Romance: How The Two Differ
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...and why we write Unexpected Paranormal Romance. (How we're different) 

Stephanie and I were mulling over great demons in fiction and came up with a list of books worthy of reading twice (if you dare!). We both write about demons, and some influenced us more than others about our own demons we write. And yes, we snuck in a few of ours, but why not? After all, they are books about great demons. Read on!

HUGE Books are a thing. 

When we opened the print proof package for The Demon of Reginhart, it was in an unassuming manila envelope. Then, I (Stephanie) reached in and pulled out the massive 500 page tome. 

Penn Scripter set up shop a year ago this July 31st! Within that time, we’ve completed The Demon of Reginhart and are working on The Transformation of Charlie.
 
Not bad for 12 months’ worth of work. Wouldn’t you agree?

While we are working on The Transformation of Charlie, working title TOC,  here’s a little something related to one of our important characters, from The Demon of Reginhart, Selkie.

In the story, he’s a demon steed. However, here’s the legend behind this character. Take note, being horse lovers, we made our Selkie an equine instead of a person. A demon horse at that.

​I sat on two flat rocks and a plank forming a bench just outside the gates of the fortress that was home to Marcus, the barrier between Asmara, the mage, and Tiecus, the demon. For want of a better description, the two reside within the body of Marcus. He can stay in the physical forefront or either allow or can be forced by one or the other two to come forth and take form.