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March 19, 2015
Forgot to Tell You
I made the announcement on my Facebook Reader's Page, but I forgot to make a post here.
Committed and Resurrected, the sequels to Vanished, have been pushed back. I now have them scheduled for release in September and November.
I apologize for the delay. Sometimes the voices in my head just aren't the ones I planned on hearing.
Committed and Resurrected, the sequels to Vanished, have been pushed back. I now have them scheduled for release in September and November.
I apologize for the delay. Sometimes the voices in my head just aren't the ones I planned on hearing.
January 27, 2015
Today's the Day!
It's finally here! Today is release day for Fire & Rain. It feels like I've been waiting forever to get this in your hot little hands! I'm excited. I hope you love it. I love the interplay between Johnny and Eric. I think they're in for some fun times in the future.
Below the cut you'll find links to the pre-release and release day reviews, and maybe a buy link or four.
I've enjoyed the support of a lot of readers and reviewers since I was first published. I want you all to know how much I appreciate it. Without you, I couldn't do this.
Also I want to thank Carli, Dianne, and Marilyn for creating a fun and fabulous Release Party on Facebook for me and Marie Sexton. If you haven't read Marie's new book, you're doing it wrong. Go check out Apartment 14 and the Devil Next Door, the sequel to Chapter Five and the Axe-Wielding Maniac. I love those titles!
First, the reviews so far:
Prism Book Alliance
TTC Books & More (you get more than a review here!)
Joyfully Jay
Buy links:
All Romance eBooks
Amazon US
Amazon Canada
Amazon UK
Kobo
Barnes and Noble (isn't ready yet)
As a reward for reading below the cut line, here is a little bit of brilliance my friend JK Hogan created. She was dying to see Johnny in drag. What do you think? Didn't she do a great job?
Below the cut you'll find links to the pre-release and release day reviews, and maybe a buy link or four.
I've enjoyed the support of a lot of readers and reviewers since I was first published. I want you all to know how much I appreciate it. Without you, I couldn't do this.
Also I want to thank Carli, Dianne, and Marilyn for creating a fun and fabulous Release Party on Facebook for me and Marie Sexton. If you haven't read Marie's new book, you're doing it wrong. Go check out Apartment 14 and the Devil Next Door, the sequel to Chapter Five and the Axe-Wielding Maniac. I love those titles!
First, the reviews so far:
Prism Book Alliance
TTC Books & More (you get more than a review here!)
Joyfully Jay
Buy links:
All Romance eBooks
Amazon US
Amazon Canada
Amazon UK
Kobo
Barnes and Noble (isn't ready yet)
As a reward for reading below the cut line, here is a little bit of brilliance my friend JK Hogan created. She was dying to see Johnny in drag. What do you think? Didn't she do a great job?
January 22, 2015
News & Updates
Hey, everybody! There's been a lot going on lately. Sorry I haven't updated this place as much as I should have. Let's just get right to it, shall we?
Fire & Rain , the sequel to The Way Back, comes out January 27, which is finally just around the corner. Remember to pre-order your copy today. I'll tell you why in just a minute.
To celebrate the release of F&R, I've put The Way Back on sale at Amazon, ARe, Barnes & Noble, and Kobo. It's $2.99 until the 28th. Those of you not in the US should check each site. I don't understand the conversion plus VAT thing. One site may be considerably less expensive than another. (If anyone wants to school me, I'm definitely willing to learn!)
In case you've missed it, the amazing Marie Sexton has re-released her free short story " Chapter Five and the Axe-Wielding Maniac ." It's one of my favorites by her, just a fun, quirky story. It's free at the usual places. She recently wrote a follow-up to it called " Apartment 14 and the Devil Next Door ." It releases January 27 also. Trust me, you're going to want to know what happens to these guys!
Since we scheduled releases on the same day, Marie and I decided to have a party on our Facebook reader pages on Sunday, January 25. Some very awesome friends have been helping us out, taking over the planning and the hard part while Marie and I sit back and watch in awe. So here's why you need to pre-order Fire & Rain and Apartment 14: Everyone who presents a receipt for either book will receive an entry into a drawing for a new Kindle. If the receipt shows both books, you'll earn two entries. How awesome is that? But that's not all! We'll have gift cards and other goodies to give away. Marie and I could probably be persuaded to post sneak peeks.
Remember, this will be on our reader pages, not our profiles. Find Marie here. And find me here.
If you're curious about Fire & Rain, Brandilyn at Prism Book Alliance was kind enough to arrange a pre-release review. Check that out here.
Fire & Rain , the sequel to The Way Back, comes out January 27, which is finally just around the corner. Remember to pre-order your copy today. I'll tell you why in just a minute.
To celebrate the release of F&R, I've put The Way Back on sale at Amazon, ARe, Barnes & Noble, and Kobo. It's $2.99 until the 28th. Those of you not in the US should check each site. I don't understand the conversion plus VAT thing. One site may be considerably less expensive than another. (If anyone wants to school me, I'm definitely willing to learn!)
In case you've missed it, the amazing Marie Sexton has re-released her free short story " Chapter Five and the Axe-Wielding Maniac ." It's one of my favorites by her, just a fun, quirky story. It's free at the usual places. She recently wrote a follow-up to it called " Apartment 14 and the Devil Next Door ." It releases January 27 also. Trust me, you're going to want to know what happens to these guys!
Since we scheduled releases on the same day, Marie and I decided to have a party on our Facebook reader pages on Sunday, January 25. Some very awesome friends have been helping us out, taking over the planning and the hard part while Marie and I sit back and watch in awe. So here's why you need to pre-order Fire & Rain and Apartment 14: Everyone who presents a receipt for either book will receive an entry into a drawing for a new Kindle. If the receipt shows both books, you'll earn two entries. How awesome is that? But that's not all! We'll have gift cards and other goodies to give away. Marie and I could probably be persuaded to post sneak peeks.
Remember, this will be on our reader pages, not our profiles. Find Marie here. And find me here.
If you're curious about Fire & Rain, Brandilyn at Prism Book Alliance was kind enough to arrange a pre-release review. Check that out here.
January 3, 2015
Fire & Rain!
Ladies & Gents, behold! The amazing cover art for Fire & Rain! Scroll down for the blurb and the Amazon pre-order link. January 27th isn't too long to wait, is it?
Eric Walker has learned hard lessons from his past. He’s no longer the alcoholic husband hiding in the closet. He’s no longer the guy who tried to steal his brother’s boyfriend. He has two items on his agenda: fix his relationship with his brother, Jason, and find his own soul mate. But when it comes to relationships, Eric's track record looks more like a train wreck. He craves intimacy almost as much as he fears reverting to his old ways.
Johnny Osborne has watched Eric mature over the last year and a half and has fallen in love with him in the process. He's tried being patient, but it’s gotten him nowhere. No matter how many disastrous blind dates Johnny sets Eric up on, Eric seems determined to consider everyone but the man who’s been right in front of him all along.
Eric and Johnny aren't the only ones struggling with their emotions. After his apartment burns down, their coworker, Travis, can't choose between the guy he’s been crushing on and the guy he’s afraid to love. He seems determined to re-enact every blunder of Eric’s past. Will Travis learn from Eric's mistakes before the man who loves him walks away for good? Will Eric ever see that best friends make the best lovers?
Amazon Pre-order
Eric Walker has learned hard lessons from his past. He’s no longer the alcoholic husband hiding in the closet. He’s no longer the guy who tried to steal his brother’s boyfriend. He has two items on his agenda: fix his relationship with his brother, Jason, and find his own soul mate. But when it comes to relationships, Eric's track record looks more like a train wreck. He craves intimacy almost as much as he fears reverting to his old ways.
Johnny Osborne has watched Eric mature over the last year and a half and has fallen in love with him in the process. He's tried being patient, but it’s gotten him nowhere. No matter how many disastrous blind dates Johnny sets Eric up on, Eric seems determined to consider everyone but the man who’s been right in front of him all along.
Eric and Johnny aren't the only ones struggling with their emotions. After his apartment burns down, their coworker, Travis, can't choose between the guy he’s been crushing on and the guy he’s afraid to love. He seems determined to re-enact every blunder of Eric’s past. Will Travis learn from Eric's mistakes before the man who loves him walks away for good? Will Eric ever see that best friends make the best lovers?
Amazon Pre-order
December 31, 2014
Good Riddance 2014 - Hello 2015!
It's 2:05 a.m. on December 31, and I'm taking a break from writing a short story to contemplate life and this moment in it. Without the benefit of alcohol. Yes, it's that bad. And it's that good.
Some of you may know that 2014 was a difficult year for me. I don't seem to do even-numbered years well. I'm not entirely sure why that is, but as I look back at my life, that seems to be a pattern. Maybe because I was born in an even-numbered year? So, as you can imagine, I'm really looking forward to 2015 arriving in just under 22 hours.
First up, a quick recap of what went right:
In June, I quit my Evil Day Job after 5.5 years with that company. Trust me when I say it had grown more evil and poisonous every day of that time. I met some really wonderful people who will always be friends and family to me, but the company can, in the immortal words of Ms Kathy Griffin, "Suck it!"
Yashe-bear in July, 2014. Princess pose. Look at her feet. :)Leaving that company, which I obviously can't name now (lol), allowed me to spend a lot more time at home with my precious girl, Yashe. We'd bonded quickly when my sister brought her home to live with us in 2004. I knew that since we'd moved to Colorado she'd been lonely because I worked a lot and she didn't have any interaction with anyone else. So she needed me home and I needed to be here.
In September, I published Vanished, the first novella in a trilogy. While it hasn't set any sales records, it has been incredibly well-received. I love the story, and it appears those of you who have read it do to. I'm overwhelmingly grateful for that, considering the emotional toll it took on me.
On December 12, I finished the Ugly First Draft of Fire & Rain, the sequel to my first novel, The Way Back. It'll be out January 27, 2015. I'm really excited about it. I hope you'll like it.
What went wrong:
In July, my Dad passed away after a lengthy battle with cancer. He was a two-tour Vietnam veteran, so he was exposed to Agent Orange while in-country. That manifested as renal cancer about four years ago. Luckily the VA was brilliant with him. Yes, there were issues and delays and long days of travel, but they did what they were supposed to do. My Mom is a strong woman. She's doing very well. I'm proud of her.
Dad & me at my sister's wedding May 6, 2000.
In August, I finished the Ugly First Draft of Vanished. That would be a good thing, but I wrote it so Dad would have something of mine to read. I failed to complete it on time. That hurts, but at least I knew he liked the concept. I have no one but myself to blame. I dawdled. A lot. No really. A lot. Denial isn't just a river in Egypt, ya know.
Seventy-three days after Dad died, I had to make the decision to let Yashe go. I am not strong. I haven't done well with losing my baby girl. She visits me in my dreams, and that is something, but it's not the same as having her here, whining that she can't find a place to bury her toy, or snuggling up to me just because. I miss her more than I ever thought was possible. I always will. I just have to force myself to put one foot in front of the other.
So, in the grand scheme of things, 2014 was a bust. There weren't a lot of bad things, but they were epically bad, eclipsing the good by a country mile. On the positive side, I have survived to battle another day.
I expect 2015 to be immeasurably better than 2014. I have a lot of stuff coming at you, including that short story I need to get back to. It'll be part of the Out in Colorado group's Pride Anthology and will be available individually in ebook too. It's called The Bridge. Can you imagine what it's about?
Looking ahead to 2015, this is what you can expect from me, barring hell, high water, and all that stuff.
January - Fire & Rain, the sequel to The Way Back, novel.March - Committed, the 2nd book in the Vanished trilogy, novella.April - Resurrected, the final book in the Vanished trilogy, novella.May - The Bridge, part of the OiC Pride anthology, short story.??? (Yep. Three more projects. Only one is a secret. Can you guess what the other two are?)
Wow. Now I need a drink.
Anyway, Happy New Year, everyone. May 2015 be your best year yet!
Some of you may know that 2014 was a difficult year for me. I don't seem to do even-numbered years well. I'm not entirely sure why that is, but as I look back at my life, that seems to be a pattern. Maybe because I was born in an even-numbered year? So, as you can imagine, I'm really looking forward to 2015 arriving in just under 22 hours.
First up, a quick recap of what went right:
In June, I quit my Evil Day Job after 5.5 years with that company. Trust me when I say it had grown more evil and poisonous every day of that time. I met some really wonderful people who will always be friends and family to me, but the company can, in the immortal words of Ms Kathy Griffin, "Suck it!"
Yashe-bear in July, 2014. Princess pose. Look at her feet. :)Leaving that company, which I obviously can't name now (lol), allowed me to spend a lot more time at home with my precious girl, Yashe. We'd bonded quickly when my sister brought her home to live with us in 2004. I knew that since we'd moved to Colorado she'd been lonely because I worked a lot and she didn't have any interaction with anyone else. So she needed me home and I needed to be here.In September, I published Vanished, the first novella in a trilogy. While it hasn't set any sales records, it has been incredibly well-received. I love the story, and it appears those of you who have read it do to. I'm overwhelmingly grateful for that, considering the emotional toll it took on me.
On December 12, I finished the Ugly First Draft of Fire & Rain, the sequel to my first novel, The Way Back. It'll be out January 27, 2015. I'm really excited about it. I hope you'll like it.
What went wrong:
In July, my Dad passed away after a lengthy battle with cancer. He was a two-tour Vietnam veteran, so he was exposed to Agent Orange while in-country. That manifested as renal cancer about four years ago. Luckily the VA was brilliant with him. Yes, there were issues and delays and long days of travel, but they did what they were supposed to do. My Mom is a strong woman. She's doing very well. I'm proud of her.
Dad & me at my sister's wedding May 6, 2000.In August, I finished the Ugly First Draft of Vanished. That would be a good thing, but I wrote it so Dad would have something of mine to read. I failed to complete it on time. That hurts, but at least I knew he liked the concept. I have no one but myself to blame. I dawdled. A lot. No really. A lot. Denial isn't just a river in Egypt, ya know.
Seventy-three days after Dad died, I had to make the decision to let Yashe go. I am not strong. I haven't done well with losing my baby girl. She visits me in my dreams, and that is something, but it's not the same as having her here, whining that she can't find a place to bury her toy, or snuggling up to me just because. I miss her more than I ever thought was possible. I always will. I just have to force myself to put one foot in front of the other.
So, in the grand scheme of things, 2014 was a bust. There weren't a lot of bad things, but they were epically bad, eclipsing the good by a country mile. On the positive side, I have survived to battle another day.I expect 2015 to be immeasurably better than 2014. I have a lot of stuff coming at you, including that short story I need to get back to. It'll be part of the Out in Colorado group's Pride Anthology and will be available individually in ebook too. It's called The Bridge. Can you imagine what it's about?
Looking ahead to 2015, this is what you can expect from me, barring hell, high water, and all that stuff.
January - Fire & Rain, the sequel to The Way Back, novel.March - Committed, the 2nd book in the Vanished trilogy, novella.April - Resurrected, the final book in the Vanished trilogy, novella.May - The Bridge, part of the OiC Pride anthology, short story.??? (Yep. Three more projects. Only one is a secret. Can you guess what the other two are?)
Wow. Now I need a drink.
Anyway, Happy New Year, everyone. May 2015 be your best year yet!
December 6, 2014
Surprise Sale!
In case you missed the Tweet, I'm having a surprise sale. It's a surprise to you and to me!
The Way Back is on sale at Amazon for $2.99, down from $5.29. That's 43% off!
Fair warning: Since Amazon is doing this on their own, I don't know how long it'll last. Act fast!
Remember, the sequel, Fire & Rain, will be out in January.
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00HZD8CG4
The Way Back is on sale at Amazon for $2.99, down from $5.29. That's 43% off!
Fair warning: Since Amazon is doing this on their own, I don't know how long it'll last. Act fast!
Remember, the sequel, Fire & Rain, will be out in January.
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00HZD8CG4
December 5, 2014
Surprise Sale
In case you missed the Tweet, I'm having a surprise sale. It's a surprise to you and to me!
The Way Back is on sale at Amazon for $2.99, down from $5.29. That's 43% off!
Fair warning: Since Amazon is doing this on their own, I don't know how long it'll last. Act fast!
Remember, the sequel, Fire & Rain, will be out in January.
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00HZD8CG4
The Way Back is on sale at Amazon for $2.99, down from $5.29. That's 43% off!
Fair warning: Since Amazon is doing this on their own, I don't know how long it'll last. Act fast!
Remember, the sequel, Fire & Rain, will be out in January.
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00HZD8CG4
November 28, 2014
Black Friday thru Cyber Monday Sale!
Hey, all. Today through Monday, The Way Back, Out of the Blackness, and Vanished are on sale at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and ARe. (Starting tomorrow at Kobo).
The Way Back
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00HZD8CG4
https://www.allromanceebooks.com/prod...
Out of the Blackness
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00DUPVNNK/
https://www.allromanceebooks.com/prod...
Vanished
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00MRK2PTU
https://www.allromanceebooks.com/prod...
Remember, Fire & Rain, the spin-off of The Way Back is due out January 27!
The Way Back
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00HZD8CG4
https://www.allromanceebooks.com/prod...
Out of the Blackness
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00DUPVNNK/
https://www.allromanceebooks.com/prod...
Vanished
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00MRK2PTU
https://www.allromanceebooks.com/prod...
Remember, Fire & Rain, the spin-off of The Way Back is due out January 27!
September 28, 2014
Dirty Dozen Blog Tour: Please Welcome Tempeste O'Riley
Today the Dirty Dozen Blog Hop makes its penultimate stop right here. I am honored to welcome Tempeste O'Riley to the site. No doubt many of you know Tempeste from her Desires Entwined series, book three of which, Temptations of Desire, was just released a few days ago. Belated Happy Release Day, Tempeste! Let's get to know a bit more about her. Bring on the questions!
Q: What inspires you most when you are writing? A: Oh, that’s a hard one. So many things inspire me while writing. Everything from a song, conversations (both that I have and that I overhear), things I read, the news, and the pasts of myself and my friends. But when I’m stuck, it’s my Beta’s and the IM, PM, comments, and emails I get from readers that drive and inspire me to keep going.
Thank you all!
Q: What brought you to write m/m? What keeps you writing in this genre?A: I love reading m/m stories and started wondering about writing my own, though I never intended to submit them. Then once when I was chatting with a friend about the hurtful attitudes of people—specifically those that harass me about my mobility issues because I don’t “look” sick—the idea was made to write a character that had issues like mine, but where that character got their happily ever after.
As for what keeps me writing... that would be the characters themselves. I love to journey along with my characters as they overcome, learn to love and trust, and find their hearts.
Q: Of all the characters you've written, who is your favorite and why?A: That would be a toss up between James from Designs of Desire and Alex from Temptations of Desire. Both men carry much of me into their stories, but more importantly, both learn to not just love another, but to truly love themselves, accept themselves for who they are, and find they are perfect just as they are. It’s a lesson that’s hard to learn both in the stories and in real life.
Q: Many of us have pen names that we use and there are an infinite number of ways and reasons behind them, but I doubt many of them reflect the names we wish we’d been born with. If you could micro-manage the ultimate do-over, what birth name do you want? What nickname? A: Oh, now see, I legally changed my name so I got my do-over, lol (and nope, not telling ;) ) As for nickname? Alex is what I tried to use at one point (very convoluted story about where it came from, lol) but it was forbidden when I was a teen. My family didn’t approve both because it wasn’t my name and because it was a “boy” name. A gender neutral name would be perfect for me as I’m only female biologically, otherwise it depends on the day—gender is fluid after all.
Q: Name one unusual fact about yourself that you think your readers would be surprised to learn.A: I’m not all that unusual, lol. I’ve only been drunk once in my life, truly wasted, and would like to keep it at once only, :D
Q: What do you do that most injures the progress of your writing, and why do you do it?A: Being disturbed while working is a killer but as I have kids in home (many kids, lol) I don’t so much ‘do it’ as don’t have time to write otherwise.
Q: If you had to trade writing for another creative pursuit, what would it be?A: Art. I love art and at one point wanted to be and artist, with paint instead of with words. Sadly, that hope never worked out, but at least I get to paint with words still!
Q: In one sentence, write the beginning of a sex scene using some kind of food. Think of it as your hook.A: Kade’s breath sped as he saw the need and hunger lying just under the surface of his lover and Dom.
Q: Name one of your favorite characters of all time that someone else wrote. Can be M/M or any genre.A: Wally from the Range series by Andrew Grey. I love Andrew’s writing, but Wally specifically. He’s this bright, loving, sexy little man that will put you on your ass in a heart beat if you try to hurt him or those he loves.
Q: If you could be one of your characters, who would you be and why?A: Oh, that’s a hard one. I love all my guys so much, and while some of the trauma they have in their past I know all too well, I would not want any of their pasts. If we go for their now only... I think I’d have to pick Alex from Temptations of Desire. Alex is a loving and creative soul that is at home whether dressed as a man, a woman, or a blending. I wish I were that comfortable within my own skin.
Q: How many versions of a book do you usually write before you arrive at ‘the one’, and how does your editor impact that? A: Um, not sure. I don’t write like a lot of authors. I edit as I write so there are no great revisions in my stories. Editors help me polish, but other than asking me to expand here or there, they don’t influence the story itself, just the fine tuning at the end.
Q: If you came with a warning label, what would it be?A: Caution! Slow moving person ahead who will put you in a book if you’re not careful.
Temptations of Desireby Tempeste O’Riley
Desires Entwined
, #3M/M Erotic Contemporary Romance Publisher: Dreamspinner PressRelease Date: September 22, 2014 (ebook/print)Length: Novel / 200 pagesOrder: ♥ ♥ Dreamspinner Press ♥ All Romance ♥ Amazon♥ ♥
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Description:
Alexander James Noble is a gender fluid gay man who gave up on finding Mister Right a long time ago. He’s not asking for much, though. He just wants a guy who loves all of him and appreciates his feminine form too.
At the local LGBTQ center where Alex regularly volunteers, he meets Dal Sayer, an officer of the Milwaukee PD. Because he’s been rejected one too many times, Alex doesn’t trust the huge cop and the interest he shows in him, but once Dal sets his mind on something, he goes all out. Pushing aside his preconceived notions, Alex opens up just a little and soon caves.
From their first date—while dealing with his father’s failing health and his parents’ demands for him to settle down and have children—Dal never takes his eyes off his goal of making Alex his. But proving to Alex he isn’t like all the men who couldn’t see him for who he truly was and only wanted to hide him away is harder than he thought.
About the Author:
Tempeste O’Riley is an out and proud omnisexual / bi-woman whose best friend growing up had the courage to do what she couldn’t–defy the hate and come out. He has been her hero ever since.Tempe is a hopeless romantic that loves strong relationships and happily-ever-afters. Though new to writing M/M, she has done many things in her life, though writing has always drawn her back–no matter what else life has thrown her way. She counts her friends, family, and Muse as her greatest blessings in life. She lives in Wisconsin with her children, reading, writing, and enjoying life.Tempe is also a proud PAN member of
Romance Writers of America®
,
Rainbow Romance Writers
, and WisRWA. Learn more about Tempeste and her writing at
http://tempesteoriley.com
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September 25, 2014
From Chicago With Love Cover Reveal
Hey, everybody! I know I'm a day late and a dollar short with this (everyone else in the world posted about it yesterday), but I wanted you all to see the phenomenal covers of the GRL Featured and Supporting Authors books, From Chicago With Love.
Cate Ashwood did an amazing job of herding 80 attending authors to get excerpts or short stories, plus all the bios and other stuff, to her in time to make these awesome books happen. And they're FREE. How cool is that? But hurry because there are only 280 copies of each book available. When they're gone, they're gone.
I am lucky enough to have an excerpt from Into the Light included in the Supporting Author book. ItL is the sequel to Out of the Blackness and will be available in 2015.
So without further ado, behold the gorgeous covers!
Cate Ashwood did an amazing job of herding 80 attending authors to get excerpts or short stories, plus all the bios and other stuff, to her in time to make these awesome books happen. And they're FREE. How cool is that? But hurry because there are only 280 copies of each book available. When they're gone, they're gone.
I am lucky enough to have an excerpt from Into the Light included in the Supporting Author book. ItL is the sequel to Out of the Blackness and will be available in 2015.
So without further ado, behold the gorgeous covers!
