Character Art and a Paperback Giveaway!

Hi, !

I am just giddy with excitement, I can't stop squealing! Today I received the first round of character art for The Demon's Kiss.

Want to see it? 😃

Aaaaand..... here it is!

I am in LOVE with this art!! It's so gorgeous! 😍😍 You can find the artist here.

If you like the art, don't forget, I'm offering it as part of my FREE gift to anyone who preorders The Demon's Kiss before July 1! You can preorder it here, and make sure to send me a copy or screenshot of your receipt at [email protected] (or reply to this email).

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To celebrate my third series launching - and my one-year publishing anniversary - I'm hosting a HUGE event in my Facebook group! There will be TONS of prizes - gift cards, book gifts, and I'll be giving away a FREE paperback copy of The Demon's Kiss! The event is Wednesday, June 30, starting at 10 am EST! Join the group here.

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If you haven't downloaded it yet, here's the link for your FREE copy of The Demon's Blade, a prequel novelette about Cora's backstory.

Read It Here!

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The Demon's Kiss

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This segment is for those of you who are writing and looking to improve! Please keep in mind I am not an expert by any means, but I do have a lot of experience that I would love to share with you! 🙂

This week's tip: Plotting

Writers are often categorized in two groups: plotters and pantsers (many of us are something in between). A plotter is someone who goes by an extensive outline and plans everything before writing. A pantser is someone who "flies by the seat of their pants" and just writes, letting the story carry them.

I used to be a big plotter, but now I'm more of a pantser! Honestly, the stories - and the characters - tend to take over completely, and a lot of the time, the story writes itself! But I always go in with a plan. I highly recommend Save the Cat Writes a Novel for an extensive outline. It helps you ensure your story is centered on a character arc. Before I start writing, I like to have at least the first three chapters outlined so I have a roadmap, and then I dive in 😊