Just as I did for the book trailer for Threats of Sky and Sea, I made this trailer for Riot of Storm and Smoke myself! …I have a lot of fun with these things. Hope you enjoy and be sure to let me know what you think! ^_~ Riot of Storm and Smoke is available for pre-order on Amazon now.
You guys, I am so excited to be taking part in my friend Elodie’s cover reveal. Many of you might know that Elodie and I began our self-publishing journeys around the same time. Elodie writes sweet and sexy young adult lit and her current releases center around dancers. And I’m so proud to help her reveal the cover of her newest release: A Summer Like No Other, the companion novella to One, Two, Three, which she designed herself. About A Summer Like No Other: She’s his best friend’s little sister. He’s the biggest player of them all. They shouldn’t be together. But this summer’s just too tempting. Sixteen-year-old Emilia Moretti’s goal for the summer is simple: forget her brother’s best friend—Nick Grawsky—ever existed. It should be easy: He’s spending his summer in the Hamptons, adding girls in tiny bikinis to his list of broken […]
Guys. You have no idea JUST HOW LONG I have waited to show this to you. I mean, of course, you could probably guess that I’ve wanted to show it to you since I got it. You probably surmised that I’ve been eager before I even had a cover in hand. After all, my cover artist, Nathalia Suellen, is one brilliant lady. I knew she’d rock this cover just as much as she rocked the Threats of Sky and Sea cover. But guys. My face has been rocked off. I am faceless from Nathalia’s rocking of this cover. And I’ve been waiting to show you since September. ISN’T IT GORGEOUS? You can add Riot of Storm and Smoke to your Goodreads shelves now. And you can enter to win both RIOT and THREATS in paperback (when RIOT is printed;open to US/CA) Visit Rafflecopter to enter the […]
Defining Justice comes out tomorrow! The Riot of Storm and Smoke cover is revealed on Tuesday! I am so pumped that… I’M GOING TO SLASH MY PRICES! That’s right, people! If you haven’t read them yet, you can grab the e-books of Sisters of Wind and Flame for FREE (Kindle) and Threats of Sky and Sea for $0.99 (all platforms). Hurry, hurry! This sale is only until Wednesday– after that, the prices go back up.
Never judge a dragon by her human cover…
Sixteen-year-old Kitty Lung has everyone convinced she’s a normal teen—not a secret government operative, not the one charged with protecting the president’s son, and certainly not a were-dragon.
Okay, full disclosure, I haven’t watched this video since I made it about a year ago for a former college professor’s “Marketing Your Writing” course at UCF. I’ve learned a lot regarding marketing, etc. since then, so it’s likely outdated. But I thought that some of the information here might be helpful regardless.
Defining Justice officially releases next Monday, May 4th, but the short story prequel to Threats of Sky and Sea is available for pre-order now!
…And just like that, I had a video idea.
GUYS. I am so very, very, very excited. Because finally, at long last, I’m at a point with Riot of Storm and Smoke that I feel comfortable setting a publication date. It has been far too long since I published Threats of Sky and Sea, and I’m sure you’re all wondering what in the hell happened to Bree and her friends, right? ^_~ Well, the wait isn’t too much longer, because… Riot of Storm and Smoke will be published August 18, 2015! (But you can add it on Goodreads now) Why did it take so long to announce an official release date? The truth is that I’m a slow writer… it takes me a loooong time to even find the story in all of my pantsing-style drafting. But we’re there now, and this is for real. I’ve reserved a slot with my […]
Last week, I had the pleasure of attending a high school book club, where the club read Threats of Sky and Sea this month. Equal parts nervous and elated, I left Day Job early and pulled up to a place that I don’t think I’ve been to since 2006– when I graduated from there. This was my first school visit and I tried to disregard the surrealism of the situation– along with the urge to cry out that “I DON’T EVEN GO HERE.” Not someone who is innately comfortable with attention, I was pretty dang nervous, but the informal setting quickly helped me relax. I’d estimate that about 20 students attended. We pulled together chairs in a loose circle around a table, and let the questions fly. The school visit was off, and moving fast. A lot of questions that […]