Staying in Touch

I'm going to tell you a dirty little secret.

I'm not on here much.

With the seemingly millions of social network sites out there, if I were to keep up with all of them, I'd NEVER get anything else done. I know a lot of people love this site, but I'll be honest: I just don't have the time.

If you'd like to stay in touch, I'm most active on Twitter: @LulaLisbon

Next active on my website: www.lulalisbon.com

Once in a while I'll be on Facebook, but that's pushing it. facebook.com/authorlulalisbon

I hope you can forgive me.

I am hard at work on several projects including erotica shorts as well as my first novel, Wolf Moon. Originally it was intended to a serial quartet, and I released the first part, but I have decided to write it all at once. As of this writing I'm about 50% done!

I have decided to offer the original first part for free to my fans. It's here on my goodreads, as well as on https://www.smashwords.com/books/view.... Soon it will be for free on BN, iBookstore, and more.

Here's a short synopsis of the full novel, Wolf Moon:

Redd Resahood, a spoiled young aristocrat, lives in an alternate universe version of America called New World. Her world is a segregated racist society much like how the South might be today if the Civil War had never happened.

Despite strict societal taboos against miscegenation, after one night of incredible passion, Redd falls for a mysterious man named Mr. X -- Xavier Nightsong, to his intimates. He is a weyre, a slightly different human species. They are a native New World people, matriarchal nature worshipers with certain mysterious abilities. They are also slaves to the humans and second class citizens. Xavier is a hunted leader of a rising civil rights movement, and a dangerous fugitive wanted by the New World Government.

After overhearing a horrifying secret plot for genocidal destruction of the weyre by her own father, a Senator, Redd joins an underground rebellion secretly led by her paternal grandmother to put a stop to the murderous plan.

But Xavier is convinced she's a racist double agent and always will be. How can Redd prove to him her good intentions, and will she ever experience the passion they shared for one precious night? Can she prove that she has changed, and can he ever accept the love that burns for him?