At the very end of Battle Ground, Harry describes Maggie as hugging him with uncommon strength. At the beginning of Christmas Story, Maggie's favorite color is red.

Harry and Susan conceived of Maggie whoe Susan was infected by the Red Court's demon or whatever you want to call it. Maggie is Susan's daughter. We don't know. As far as I can tell, if red court vampirism is transmissable by birth. If so, Maggie should have died when Susan did.

But those two lines from the end of Battle Ground and beginning of Christmas Story sure do seem to foreshadow Maggie having some Red blood in her. Maybe she didn't die because she also has Starborn blood in her.

I mean, wouldn't it be strange if Maggie was a normal wizard (even weirder if due was a normal human) considering her parents???

So, I'm re-listening to the audiobook of Aeronaught's Windlass, and... I freaking love this book. I have heard the comment Jim made that he thought it was just bumping a bunch of action figures together, but, quite honestly, that is something I love about the book. Jim did a great job of bringing the characters to life quickly and making me care about them and want to hear what happens to them. And the book is just jam packed with action.

It helps that Euan Morton is a brilliant voice actor. He is spectactular.

I am really looking forward to The Olympian Affair. Do we know if Jim is actively working on it? I hope it comes out sometime in 2021!

Holy Cow!!!

Talk about revelatory...  I don't even know where to begin.

I love how it's straightforward, blunt, and right to the point. Very Morgan.