A.B. Cohen

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📚 Two books are coming your way today

Hello peeps!


Hope this email finds you well. With all the chaos from the move, I completely missed the date to send out Book 2, Demon Knight. Which means today you’re getting two books coming your way!


💛 Thank You


To everyone who left reviews on Dark Pawn, THANK YOU. I know Amazon took a few down, but that’s okay. We’re still in this together, and several of your reviews did go through. Every single one matters more than you know.


📚 Two Books!


Within the next hour, you should receive two emails from [email protected] with your reader copies of Demon Knight and Deceived Bishop. You’ll have about four weeks to download them, and then you’re free to dive in.


To make sure you get the emails, please add [email protected] to your allowed list so they don’t end up in spam. If you don’t see them within two hours, and there is nothing in your spam folder, just reply to this email and we’ll get it sorted out.


If you’re unsure how to allowlist an email, simply send a blank message to [email protected] with “Allow list” as the subject line. That usually does the trick.


🔥 The Challenge


From Book 2, Demon Knight, onward, the reviews dropped dramatically, partly because we offered Book 1 for free for a long time. With your help, we might be able to catch up!


Reviews are always optional, but they help us more than you can imagine, and they give us the momentum we need as we gear up for the release of Book 6 in February 2026.


💬 A Note of Thanks


I can’t thank you enough for all your support. Like I said before, this inbox is now an open line. If you have questions, thoughts, or just want to chat about the series, reply to this email. I’d love to hear what you think so far.


With love,

A.B. Cohen & JP Rindfleisch IX

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