Bianca D'Arc

Book Clubs

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I do, from time to time, agree to online appearances at things like conventions and book club meetings.

If you're interested in that sort of thing, please contact me at: biancadarc at gmail. I, or my assistant, will get back to you as soon as possible.

 

However, there's been a recent uptick in spammers disguising themselves as "book clubs" contacting authors, so if your email looks the least bit suspicious, we won't be answering. I don't know why people do this or what they hope to gain, but it's a real problem. :( (This is why we can't have nice things!)

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Are you going to write any more...

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...Dragon Knights?

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Yes! Shadow Dragon will release in 2026 and there will be a few more after that before we wind this whole thing up once and for all.​

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...Resonance Mates?

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Unlike most of my series, the Resonance Mates set was always planned as a 5-book story arc. The first four were published by my first publisher and the fifth was held in limbo for a while when that publishing house went out of business over a period of years. I had not planned to write more after I finished that set, but I have been thinking (for a long time) about doing an additional trilogy. I just haven't had time to write it with everything else that's been going on both personally and professionally. Hopefully, next year.

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...Gemini Project?

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Yes, eventually. It's on the "to do" list.

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...zombies?

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Maybe. Not sure. And not planned anytime soon. Sorry.

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...paranormals?

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Yes! I'm working steadily on the ongoing paranormal story lines. Fans of the various series may notice that there has been more crossover as the stories begin to merge into a common conflict.

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I'm adding this section to answer questions that come up repeatedly...

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Katherine, in my fb fan group, asked: "I just read Future Past and found out there was a book before that so I am reading it next. I see it ties in with Tales of The Were. Now my question is: do Guardians of the Dark also tie in?"

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Guardians of the Dark, Tales of the Were, Brotherhood of Blood, etc, were all begun when I was writing for small press and traditional publishers. Each started with a different publisher. The publishers didn't allow crossover. If they contracted a book or a series, it had to be set in a world that was ONLY written for that publisher.

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Some of the series were always in the same world - in my mind - but I had to keep them separate for the sake of the publisher contracts. I was able to merge Brotherhood of Blood (BoB) and Tales of the Were (ToW) early on because the publisher of BoB went out of business and I got the rights back and brought those books over to Samhain Publishing (this was in the days before indie publishing). That's why I was able to write Sweeter Than Wine, which joins the two series, and all that's come after.

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Guardians was written for a traditional "NY" publisher. Eventually, I got the rights back. In my mind, the wider world I set those books in was the same, but like with BoB and ToW, I couldn't say so. Now? Yeah, I would say that all the paranormals I've written are in essentially the same world. Some books make it clear - as Deuces Wild did for the Gemini Project series, which started with yet another publisher years ago. The appearance of the Kinkaid lions in Gift of the Ancients does that for that series. I haven't written more of the Guardians series and I'm not sure if I will. It's an idea in the back of my mind. I just don't know when or how it would happen, right now.

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