Evergreen Cover Reveal!

So I'm working on that website. Having run into an obstacle, I'm enlisting my endlessly patient husband to help work out the problem. I, however, didn't want to wait until that was worked out to post the cover from my upcoming stand-alone novel, Evergreen. I return from my post-writing vacation with a gift for all you patient readers!

In the future, I might post a snippet of this contemporaneity set novel (a snippet is currently available to read at the end of my novel "Umbra"). But for now I'm keeping mysteriously quiet. Expect the full-length novel to be available for purchase at the end of May/beginning of June.

Now to tackle this damn website problem. Work work work.

First Draft of Evergreen Finished!

It's been a while, readers. It's been a busy, hectic winter. Since January I've been diligently working on my next novel, which I completed this past Monday, but it's not the only project that's held my attention. Over the last couple months, my works have been getting more attention, and the heightened interest has necessitated some unforeseen 'upkeep' of my currently released titles. As it stands, I'm currently in the process of getting my novels onto Smashwords (Speaking of which, you can get The Einhjorn free here) as well working on getting an official website up and running. It seems that this blog, while it served admirably at the start of my career, is no longer large enough for this author's needs.

So I've finished my next book, Evergreen. What can you expect from me in the next couple weeks and months?

1) A new website
2) New, shinier eBook formats of currently published titles
3) A teaser, cover reveal, and blurb for my upcoming novel, Evergreen.
4) The tentative release for Evergreen is set sometime in Late May/Early June
5) The second episode in "The Relics of Asgard" is already in the works. I hope to release this in June
6) Similarly, another novel-length project is cooking in the background, which will likely take up the bulk of my summer. More updates on that in the far-ish future.

I don't think I'll ever get used to being a full-time author, but I'll never take my good fortune for granted. Stay tuned for grand schemes!

Until then.