New Release: Madcaps
May 09, 2024 6:00 pm
Contents:
- Celebrating the release of Madcaps,
- A pair of promos delving into hidden knowledge,
- An all-new set of recommended reads,
- And a look at release week--from an author's perspective
Hey, Street Team!
It's release week, and this time I'm excited to introduce the release of Madcaps into the world.
From my past few emails, I'm assuming that you already know the details of the book. But because it's AWESOME, I'll share them again below.
My name is Mary Maxwell, and I’ve just learned that my entire life is a lie.
Well, sort of. A number of unexpected events led me and my coworker Max to question the truth beyond the animated show we were cast to voice-act. One thing led to another. Before we knew it, we weren’t just playing the main characters: we had jumped into the fictional universe of Madcaps and become them.
Now we face a new question: Which world do we actually belong in? And which one do we want to make our home?
This is the first book in Sierra Storm’s Madcaps series, a fast-paced urban fantasy comedy series that involves alternate realities, alternate identities, and zany humor.
Tales of Inner Truths
Recommended Reads:
Michael's Passion
A new demon has come to the City of Angels...
When the Archangel Michael captures a demon he can’t bring himself to kill he must decide if he is willing to defy God to love her.
Now back on earth and working as an escort, Jahi is ready for change, but she’ll be damned if she is going to trade one kind of servitude for another.
A new drug is sweeping the streets of Los Angeles, and with every evil entity searching for Jahi, can Michael keep her safe, or is he blinded by a love that will betray him?
Betrayal's Price
Enemies by nature. Companions by choice.
Warrior-Scout Ashayna Stonemantle has no awareness of her fate until her sentient magic manipulates her into seeking out one of the enemy—Sorntar, Crown Prince of the Phoenix. If she dare trust the word of an enemy prince who is also an avian shape-shifting mage, their souls and futures are eternally linked...
It Could Have Been Love
Charlie Proudfoot would rather not get involved in solving murders, but her friend Lerato Gwala, a private detective from Johannesburg, believes that Charlie’s talent of intuition will give her murder investigations the edge. So Charlie agrees to help Lerato with just this one case...
Kat Drummond Box Set
I was orphaned and left for dead…
Until a ghost found me and taught me to slay monsters.
My name is Kat Drummond. Part-Time Monster Hunter. Full time badass. After watching a necromancer dissect my parents, I swore vengeance against the undead and the maniacs who bring them into this world...
Pilgrim
Set in 12th-century Jerusalem, Pilgrim follows the treacherous journey of a German knight and his companions as they return home after seven arduous years battling for God in the Holy Land. Within this sprawling tale lies a tapestry of medieval horror, intertwining history and folklore, encompassing both a metaphysical and literal odyssey.
Inspired by a rich blend of Arabic, Christian, and pre-Islamic traditions, Pilgrim delivers a pulse-pounding story of action, adventure, and bone-chilling horror.
Rejected Academy
Outcasts Are To Be Rejected. Shunned. Spurned. Not Protected. Yet, I Was.
We all knew my father challenging the Alpha would get us punished.
He died doing what he thought was right.
My own fate?
Sometimes, I think it’s worse than death...
Author News
It might come as a surprise, but release weeks for me are... actually pretty chill.
(Other than the obvious book signings with lines around the block, morning talk show interviews and viral web appearances, of course.)
Usually, it's the weeks leading up to a release that bring in the stress. This is where I'm frantically busy coordinating with reviewers, setting up promotions, reading, setting up a paperback edition (if applicable) and re-reading my book for last-minute typos.
Then comes release day. I prefer to think of the first whole week as a release week and keep the day itself between me, my reviewers (so they have time to post), and everyone who ordered a pre-release.
If everything goes well, I wait a day or two until Thursday to send out this newsletter.
Sometimes I have to make a minor adjustment or two during this period. For example, I had a series of links to bookstores to update that I didn't catch until Tuesday. A small fix... but better than watching in horror while all of you go to the wrong book!
Near the end of the week, I turn my focus more immediately to the next book on my list. By this time, I'm usually drafting again and ready to shift into full gear for the future project--in this case, a return to a familiar series...
Which I'll share more about in my next newsletter!
Ciao!
Sierra
