Nookalicious!

Heart Of Fire is now available for the Nook!

Check it out here. And ya know, feel free to snap up a copy or two. *wink wink*

Besides that, let's see what else is new...

I'm under deadline. Nope, not new.

My steampunk romance comes out from Samhain on the 19th. That's kinda new.

What's new with you?

Fun News!

My fantasy romance, Heart Of Fire, is now available in print for those of you who aren't ebook readers. You can check it out here. If anyone's interested in a signed copy, email me for details.

If you haven't gotten your Kindle copy yet, you can get that here (just 2.99!), all other formats here (just 2.99!).

See? I'm a full service author. ;o)

A Break From My Break

Just popping in to post about two amazing reviews I received over the weekend for Heart Of Fire. Check them out here:

Ciar Cullen's Collapsing Universe

and here:

The Pen and Muse

Thank you so much, ladies! I'm thrilled you both liked it so well! And I've been so inspired by the kind words of these reviews, I've decided to do a print edition of Heart Of Fire. I'll post when it's ready, but meanwhile you can get your Kindle edition here or any other ebook version here.

Testing the waters

I've decided to try a little experiment, mostly because Eva Gale exerted serious peer pressure on me. ;o) I've published the first book I wrote (and a Golden Heart finalist in '05) on Smashwords. Years ago I had the first chapter of this book excerpted on my website and I still get the occasional email asking when it's going to be published, so after much thought, I've decided to do it myself.

This article had a lot to do with that decision. Who knows what this will bring, but like I said, it's an experiment. You can check it out here if you're interested. At $1.99 it's a steal and it's available in all formats.

And here's the cover I did for it:


And the blurb:

Eager to find her place in the world and understand the frightening gifts she’s been born with, Jessalyne Brandborn aches to leave her sheltered life behind and take on the job that's been promised to her. Apprentice to the most powerful sorceress in Shaldar, the king’s magewoman. Even if traveling to Castle Ryght means keeping company with the deadliest man in the realm to get there.

On the run, dark elf Ertemis Elta-naya doesn’t want to escort firemage Jessalyne any more than he wants the Legion to catch up with him. He just wants to vindicate his mother’s life before the price on his head results in a knife at his throat. Or in his back. Life as a mercenary has taught him to strike first and ask questions later.

And yet, within them lies the hope of the dying elven race, the renewal of Shaldar's beleaguered kingdom and an incredible chance at love. If they don't kill each other first.

What do you think? Would you ever try a form of publishing like this with your own work?