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Prepping for SHIFT’s Release: an All New Teaser Tuesday!

By |2020-06-11T16:55:31-04:00August 21st, 2012|

We're in the final countdown to the release of Shift this coming Friday! It's only appropriate that I set the stage with an all-new teaser for your reading pleasure. Oh...and the book trailer debuted last week! I'll include it here, too. As always, thanks so much for the support. Happy [...]

Teaser Tuesday: SHIFT (Book Two of the Firstborn Trilogy)

By |2020-06-11T16:58:23-04:00June 5th, 2012|

In the aftermath of my two-week blog tour for the release of Defy, I'm thrilled to say that I've finished the first draft of Shift. It was remarkably challenging trying to write this book while getting Defy ready for publication and then promoting it, but somehow I managed! Next on [...]

Teaser Tuesday: Excerpt, Title Release and a Totally-Free Download

By |2020-06-11T17:07:33-04:00January 10th, 2012|

Along with a new teaser, I have some exciting news to share with my Estilorian fans: The Prophecy is FREE today on Amazon (more about this below), and the titles of the books of the upcoming Firstborn trilogy have been set! Deciding on book titles is a challenge, but a [...]

The Prophecy (An Estilorian Short Story)

By |2020-06-11T17:11:19-04:00November 28th, 2011|

When I started writing the Daughters of Saraqael trilogy, I had a clear-cut plan. I wanted to write three YA books following three sisters. The books had to be different from anything else available...not conforming to any particular paranormal or fantasy trends, but falling enough within the fantasy genre for [...]

New Short Story and Four Months of Thanks

By |2020-06-11T17:28:24-04:00November 23rd, 2011|

Four months ago almost to the day, I sat in front of the computer with my husband. We had just spent two months preparing the Daughters of Saraqael trilogy for publication. After trudging down the long road of traditional publishing, attempting and failing to catch the attention of literary agents, [...]

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