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Originally Posted by alansplace
I finished reading James Potter and the Curse of the Gatekeeper by G. Norman Lippert and because I'm enjoying being in that world I'm going to continue to stay immersed there by starting to read a novella by the same author called The Girl on the Dock which (as I understand it beforehand) tells the story of some things that happen to Petra Morganstern, the main character from Petra's Getaway as well as the first two books in the James Potter series. Barnes & Noble has this book for the nook.  |
I finished reading
The Girl on the Dock, which was a really neat story about the Summer after Petra Morgenstern graduated from Hogwarts, and just now started read the 3rd novel in the series,
James Potter and the Vault of Destinies. I'm looking forward to it.
From G. Norman Lippert's blog on goodreads.com:
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...for those of you who like my James Potter books and want to see the fourth book, “James Potter and the Morrigan Web” completed soon, I can only say that if Ruins of Camelot sells well, JPMW will come along a lot faster, mostly because I won’t have to spend all my time making inane animations to sell car insurance and checking accounts to hapless television viewers. To put it bluntly, sales of RoC mean more free JP stories.
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