The latest novel to bear Wells' name, Death of the Necromancer, is due on shelves this month. She tries to stay away from the medieval settings that many fantasy writers use, preferring instead to create worlds which seem to exist outside of time as we know it. While it might seem paradoxical for a fantasy writer to be so concerned with facts, Wells takes her craft seriously and feels responsible to her audience. Some stories have an old feel to them. To me, this is like fraud.
Audiences follow the name on the cover of the book and expect a certain quality of writing.
Being an author didn't come easy to Wells. But as she wrote more in college, she could feel her skills improving and with each story, things were coming more easily. It really takes time, and you have to keep reading and writing. While some people know they want to be writers, they may not know what they want to write. Wells was fortunate enough to know both, and it helped her become published.