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Teaser Tuesday -Wolves of Sorrow: Brienne

Brienne goes live in SIX DAYS! Preorder is available HERE if you feel so inclined. I’m currently working on Izabel and hope to have it ready to go no later than the end of the year. After that, it’s a toss-up between a novella with Fieryl in the Edgeworld Chronicles series, starting the Ravyn’s book, or working on Jalayan, fourth in the Wolves of Sorrow series. This has been an insanely productive year for me, and I’m very happy with what I’ve managed to produce. I hope you’re enjoying these shorter scifi/space opera romances as much as I’m enjoying writing them.

On to the teaser!!

Teaser Tuesday -Wolves of Sorrow: Shoba

Another Tuesday, another teaser, this time from my favorite snarly wolf, Shoba. This book is incredibly special to me after a year where I struggled to even read much less write. I’d dabbled in a few flash pieces, but nothing really grabbed me until this. It proved to me that I still had stories in me that demanded to be told and that I could enjoy the process again. Shoba’s cranky and wounded and broken in many ways, and ensuring she got her Captain was something I needed to do.

Teaser Tuesday -Wolves of Sorrow: Brienne

Note: If you think you saw this earlier, it’s because instead of editing a copy of the post for a future scheduled post, I edited the original. Because I failed at blogging today. lol

Anyway, I’m bringing back the old Teaser Tuesday series to spotlight on the things in progress, things already released, and maybe just things. Who knows? Brienne has survived the final editing pass without me loathing it, so I call it a win! It’s still a short novel, at just under 54K words, but slightly longer than Shoba which was in the murky “too long to be a novella but almost too short to be a novel” zone.

End of Year Recap, 2021

2021. The year that looked at 2020 and said, “Hold my beer.” With a failed insurrection under our belts, a pandemic still rolling across the country, vaccine reluctance giving the virus fertile soil to mutate into nasty variants, and an unexpected job loss that had us hunkering down and counting pennies until we had income coming in again, to say it’s been stressful has been an understatement.