Christmas Post

We're almost at the end of this plotless year and Christmas is almost here so maybe, I hope we get some reprieve or at least breathing space before the new year begins.

It would be a complete understatement to say that this year has been a lot. From new problems to old ones reawakening and an election season; we all deserve some sort of break that we can allow ourselves. But there have been some bright spots; the way people have bonded together in circumstances that could tear us apart is extremely admirable. Whether during protests, mobilizing people to vote, the diligence and support of our frontline workers and just anything people around us have down to support and help each other. We've seen the best and worse of what humanity has to offer, and for all our sakes we all must aim to do better.

Now with my spiel on this year over, one highlight would have to be my book, To Catch a Rebel coming out. I've taken some time off from working on the sequel so I can go in with a clear head. I've been engrossed in the world of To Catch a Rebel, that I was starting to lose perspective. When I start my research and planning again in January (God willing) I'll have a direct course in mind for the sequel and as any of who write know, so much can change and develop while you're writing so I'm expecting it to be a fun ride for the most part at least until I get to editing but that's in the future.

So you may be asking if I have any news on Book 2. Well, I can tell you it begins straight after the events of Book 1 and the stakes are higher than before. I'll be sure to keep you all updated. I'll do a title reveal in January but to keep you guessing until then I'm going to give you a fill in the gaps title. Here it is...

To R __s_ a _ _n_e_

I'd love to see what you guys think it is in the comments.

That's it from me for my final post of the year. These may not be as frequent in 2021, but don't worry new updates will be out in emails so subscribe to my mailing list and follow me on Instagram at P_dikko.

Thank you so much for sticking me through this year and I wish you a Merry and safe Christmas and a bodacious New Year.