Contents:

• A new cover for an old book,
• A pair of bargains on fantasy and monster novels,
• A few select picks from my author friends, and
• A word about cover redesign and writing progress

Hey, Street Team!

It's too late to wish you a happy New Year, but I'll stick with "Happy February" instead.

Happy February!

Over the past couple months I've been working on the second book of the Medusa vs. Life trilogy, and I'll have more updates about that in the weeks to come.

But for now I have an exciting update to share:

New covers!

Or, more accurately, one new cover. For Crown of Serpents.

Check it out!

What do you think?

I'll spill more details about the cover swap at the bottom of this email. I'll also share a link so that you can take advantage of a current sale of Crown of Serpents, so stay tuned!

Monster Fantasy for February

A Toast to Slayers and Monsters (Sale)

February Fantasies (Sale)

Recommended Reads:

The Obstructed Engine

This prequel short story to "The Adventures of Bodacious Creed" reveals how Anna Lynn Boyd, young brothel madam and secret inventor, resurrected her pet cat, met her partner Jonny, and how Jonny became mute. There's science, adventure, heartbreak, and love in this tale that won an honorable mention in the Writers of the Future Contest.

Read Now! (Free)

My Dragon Protectors

Two dragon Alphas upended my life.

I didn’t ask to be put in the middle of a war.

Yet here I am, a mutant with the ability to take on partial dragon traits.

My future offspring could end or save the world.

Which leads to me being kidnapped by the Plex who want to extinct the human race.

Just as I begin to wonder if this is the end for me, two Dragon Alpha males free me.

Read Now!

The Witch's Policeman

I didn't follow the rules while playing strip truth or dare with my best friend's single dad. So, this witch got arrested by him, complete with wrist restraints. 

After he walked into my holistic magic shop, our souls intertwined in a way I couldn't have imagined...

Buy Now!

Hyperdrive

The last package I receive from my mother contains the one thing I don't expect: an entry ticket to the Alien Bride Race.

My father was a savage bounty hunter turned pirate. I was a mistake. I was also, in his mind, free labor until I made my daring escape as a child. My twin brother stayed with our father and carries on the family tradition. I joined the shipping industry for an honest wage, but I can't seem to escape my past.

Now, I transport dangerous things as a private contractor. I trust few people and fewer aliens. But my mother's last gift included a message, apologizing for my childhood, one that makes me feel guilty for wanting to throw away my ticket. I don't want an alien mate. I'm not interested in starting a family when I come from one that's such a mess. But when the ticket falls out of my pack and a fellow contractor at the bar picks it up, I get teased to no end. To my surprise, Elix, someone I helped long ago, steps in and returns it to me...

Read Now!

Author News

If you've ever taken the time to read through an "Acknowledgments" page on a book, you know that writing isn't the solo activity it's generally piped up to be. Behind the scenes, there's always going to be a team.

This gets more challenging when you write multiple-book series, and it gets hard to coordinate among a group of people with changing life and career situations to continue to publish a good book.

That being said, book covers are the hardest to hide due to their being, well, the most visible part of the entire book.

When I started work on the second book in Medusa vs. Life, I knew I'd probably have to start from scratch with the cover. Good continuity was out of the question.

Thankfully, WarrenDesign put together the gorgeous cover you see now.

And to celebrate, I've put Crown of Serpents on sale for 99¢. Check it out below, and stay tuned for updates.

Read Now!

Ciao!

Sierra