A close friend of mine recommended I contact Stephanie Combs when I first switched from writing sci-fi to fantasy romance. She was kind enough to endorse my first book in the genre, and we’ve collaborated on a few giveaways since. Her debut series, co-written with her sister, is packed full of all the things I love about romantic fantasy, and I can’t wait to read more of her work.
Stephanie’s latest release is a Cinderella/Robin Hood inspired retelling, and it looks like an exciting start to her new series.
The Sun and Her Shadow
A missing god. A fake marriage. And two hearts that were never supposed to find each other again.
Jenelle Hovde has blown me away with this picture of Joss and Theo. I loved the greyscale so much that I rewrote a scene based around it, and the final colour version is even better. The line "You’re killing me, sikani" came directly from the way he’s looking at her here.
Drafting of The Dragon Stone has been going well recently. My fibromyalgia symptoms are mostly under control, and the ideas have been flowing again. I only have nine chapters left to write before I can send it to my editor. Yay! Which means it should be ready in time for the release in February.
Joss and Theo are so much fun to write, and I can tell you now that this book has more adventure, more plot twists, more intimacy (still closed door), and more chapters from the male point of view. I can’t wait to share it with you. Keep an eye on my socials for snippets, and sign up to my newsletter for a sneak peek at the opening chapters.
What’s better than reading a brand new book? Getting to read it with friends.
I loved being part of a book club where I used to live - getting together every month, comparing impressions of characters or plot points, eating too many snacks to move comfortably afterwards... I miss it.
So I want to do all I can to make reading my book as part of a club as much fun as possible. Bulk deals, meet the author (online) and ask all those burning questions, laugh and chat together. You’ll also get bonus goodies for the book, such as extra scenes and book recipes, as well as exclusive peeks into upcoming projects and opportunities to get an honourable mention.
Sound good? If so, or if you have any questions, please get in touch. I'd love to work with you and make your club’s experience of reading The Wolf King as magical as possible.
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