The vampire king is determined to kill the competition.
To finally live in peace, I knew Aden would have to fight Vlad-I mean, come on. Despite his best efforts, his friends are in the same miserable place as before. The one at the end of Twisted, where Victoria’s home is burning, Riley is buying drugs and Mary Ann is being dropped off at a rehab facility. Ultimately, I imagined him returning to the original future. I imagined him returning to the past again and again, hoping to forge a brand new future, doing everything in his power to avoid Mary Ann, even running away from the ranch…but always the two would inadvertently find each other.
There’s always a “but” in the Intertwined world, isn’t there? (cue an evil overlord laugh) As Aden goes about his life, knowing what happened in the alternate past, missing his friends like crazy but consoling himself with the knowledge that he’s averted a terrible future, he literally runs into Mary Ann-and thus begins the arrival of supernatural creatures in Crossroads, Oklahoma once again. A blast of power wouldn't go off, and creatures of the night would not be summoned.īut. (Remember the first scene in Intertwined?) This time, their eyes would not meet. In my mind, I saw him turn away as Mary Ann walked past the cemetery.
(Over the ensuing years, that vision got away from me, but I have since found it again, and I fell back in love with the characters and the world.) Curious to know where the fourth book was headed? Read on!įor starters, I imagined Aden using his ability to travel back in time to start over. At the time, I had a clear vision for Aden and the gang. When I finished writing Twisted, I planned to write one more book in the Intertwined series. Here is spoilers for anyone I email the editor and this is what she said Genas idea of finishing the series and she is thinking about self publishing so fingers crossed
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