Quick update.
As far as I know, Indigo Knights 3: Lance will be released by Loose Id later this year. I think in the early fall. Also, I Can’t Fight This Feeling has been accepted by MLR Press and should also be released later this year. I don’t have an exact date for either story just yet. I’ll keep you posted.
Due to a brain that just wouldn’t function properly for the creative process, it’s taken waaaay too long for me to finish my latest project.
However…
The last draft of Indigo Knights 3 is now done. There’s still work to do, of course. My editor hasn’t seen it and it hasn’t been scheduled for release, but I have to enjoy the pleasure of saying that it’s done.
What’s next? Probably IK4 but it’s too soon to think anything definite just yet. I’m going to surf the moment for a few hours…
I’ve been remiss in mentioning it, but there’s a new Leashed print volume available.
It’s called More Than a Bargain and has the same cover as the ebook version of the second book in the series, but this print volume includes Two For One Deal as well.
The link (image) below leads to the Amazon print page. It’s also available on Kindle.
I’ll update the books pages soon.
Loose Id is back up! The new site has all sorts of bells and whistles that you might like. I’m told there’s a few more coming too.
Looks like there’s a bit of a sitewide sale going on too.
Here’s the link for my books. I’m told the page links might change again so I haven’t done updates to the links on my site yet.
For those who’ve visited the Loose Id site and haven’t seen my books, don’t panic. It’s only temporary. Loose Id will be back up and fully functional soon.
In the meantime, all of my ebooks should be available through ARe and Amazon.com at the very least. Should be available through a few other resellers as well.
To those who’ve written me, bless you for your concern.
Thought I should post and announce that I’ve started writing Indigo Knights 3: Lance.
For those of you who might have been paying attention, I originally intended Lance’s story to be second. Then Danny decided that was a bad idea. While Danny was deciding that, Noble spoke up loud and clear so I assumed his story would be #3. Well, that’s changed again. Noble has been moved to #4 because Lance finally decided he’d waited long enough.
Just a quick update. I’ve finished Indigo Knights 2: Champion. Sent it to my editor. Woot!!
Should be out in September or October.
Not sure what I’m working on next. Hmmm….
The fourth book of my Leashed series is now available in ebook from Loose Id!
This title is no longer available as of June 2018.
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Logan got out of the limo before me and did the polite thing to hand me out. The paving stones were cool underneath my stockinged feet, but I could deal with that better than the heels, so I carried my shoes. There was enough alcohol in my system to give me a pleasant buzz without throwing me off balance. A gentle spring breeze kicked up to bring me the mellowing scents of the garden.
“Good night, gentlemen.” I smiled for our driver, then minced over to the smooth marble of the steps leading to the front door. I was halfway up before the engine revved and the limo headed toward the garage. Yeah, it was ours. Crazy, I know, but so much easier than renting, given how often we needed one these days.
I turned to face Logan when I heard footsteps following me. “Where are you going?” His car was parked in the little nook over to our left.
He kept his hands in his pockets, cutting a rather rakish figure in the soft porch light. With his jacket tucked back behind his wrists and the soft moonlight streaming down on him, he could have been in a photo shoot for GQ. “I’m staying here tonight.”
“Oh.”
He raised a brow. “Objections?”
It wasn’t all that odd. The house was ridiculously large, with lots of space even given the dozen or so people who lived there. There were extra bedrooms and a few parlors with perfectly sleep-able couches. There was also a bunkhouse with a bunch more rooms. Logan had stayed over before.
“No.” I turned back to the door to open it. No locks. Not when you had to go through three security gates, at least four different kinds of magical shields, plus a team of patrolling shifters. “Not as long as you checked with Chloe or Deidre first.” My fellow coven members had taken over the house administrative duties, and I was more than happy to leave it in their capable hands.
My back tingled as he followed me into the shadowed hallway. “Deidre’s got my rooms reserved for a long-time stay.”
I stopped again and faced him. “You’re moving in?”
He took a step closer, bringing him within arm’s distance. “Would that bother you?” Continue reading EXCERPT – Leashed 4: Tangled Leashes
