I received two quick updates from Tantor Media about the Dowser Series audiobooks last week. in the form of an email from narrator Caitlin Davies: Elaine, who is one of Tantor’s graphic designers, sent the audiobook cover for my approval. I’m so pleased the publisher opted to use Elizabeth Mackey’s covers as the basis for their […]
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Book 2 in the Oracle Series is now available on all retailers. Paperback to follow in January 2016. I hope you like it!
GIVEAWAY CLOSED: WINNER: Lucky #39 – Maghon from LA! And our final giveaway leading up to the launch of I See You (Oracle 2) on December 17, 2015? ALL THE PAPERBACKS!! YAYYYY!! And an eARC of I See You (Oracle 2), of course. Would you like to win all of these autographed paperbacks and an eARC of […]
I See You (Oracle 2) is now available for pre-order.
GIVEAWAY CLOSED. WINNER TBA Okay! It’s time to get serious about celebrating the upcoming release of I See You (Oracle 2) on December 17, 2015! WHOOT! WHOOT! Would you like to win an autographed paperback of I See Me (Oracle 1) and an eARC of I See You (Oracle 2)? You would? Okay then! To enter: Comment […]
WARNING: THEÂ FOLLOWING EXCERPT MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS FORÂ I SEE ME, ORACLE 1 Click here for the OPENING 500 words of Chapter One Click here for the second 500 words of Chapter One CHAPTER ONEÂ CONTINUES (2): I glanced over at the cash counter. Sid and Lina were still wrapped up in their electronic devices. The laundromat was […]
Unexpected treats
So this insanely gorgeous crystal pen holder just showed up in the mail. <3 It’s a sneaky gift from writer friend, C.A. Newsome. <3 When Carol Ann asked for my mailing address last month I assumed she needed it because she’s doing all the heavily lifting for the booth we’re sharing at Bookcon in Chicago […]
I See You (Oracle 2) is now available for pre-order.
Oracle 2: Excerpt 2 of 3
WARNING: THE FOLLOWING EXCERPT MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS FOR I SEE ME, ORACLE 1 Click here for the OPENING 500 words of Chapter One CHAPTER ONE CONTINUES: The purple butterfly was hovering — suspended in the air — about an inch above the gray, heat-resistant liner of the ironing board. I’d been about to press it into place, and now … this. […]
