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I think I'm kind of done here. My book sales are as strong as they've ever been, but I don't know that anybody on Goodreads has read one of my books in the last two months. It just doesn't seem worth my time anymore. If you're interested in getting more info on what's going on with my writing I'd suggest reading my blogger page or newsletter or following me on Twitter.

Kylie

The Jaguar vs Amazon Part III

The Jaguar Wins!!

I finally got tired of waiting for Amazon to fix the problem and even though customer service told me not to unpublish and republish the book, I did so anyway and now it's for sale in the United States.

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I think it's a great story that serves as both a college revenge feminization story, but also as an origin story for the character that I have used in three books now known as The Jaguar.

The Jaguar: The Birth of a Predator
http://amzn.to/2su4gyL

The Jaguar vs. Amazon Part II

I got an email from Amazon telling me they were looking into the situation and could tell me when they were blocking my book by the close of business on June 8th. Yesterday, I tried to publish a collection of the four books in my Plaything series. After it was in review for 24 hours, they made me resubmit it to verify that I owned the rights to the four books they've been selling of mine for over a year. This is going to cost me $50 to $150. I did a lot of promotion and when people click the link and find the book isn't for sale, they won't check back next week.

The Jaguar vs. Amazon.com

I love The Jaguar. Of all my creations, she's my absolute favorite. She is a pulp-style masked vigilante who uses feminization to punish and persuade her enemies.

She's had a very interesting publishing history too. She first appeared over 10 years ago on Fictionmania in a 1,000 word beginning of a story that I never finished until I published Mask of the Jaguar in 2014. The book was raved about by people who I really respected, but the first version I published had editing marks all through it and the second one wasn't even the final copy. I had to submit it three times. It was a very slow selling book.

Last summer I published The Jaguar: City of Fire and Rage and despite adding a half dozen amazing Annabelle Brito illustrations, it tanked. I didn't care. When you have a labor of love, you pursue it and that's what I did. This past Friday, I published The Jaguar: Birth of a Predator an origin story that conveniently was coming out at the same time as The new Wonder Woman movie.



Then calamity hit, Amazon is not allowing people in the US to buy it due too copyright issues. However, they have yet to explain what copyright issues or reply to any of my attempts to contact them. It's actually doing pretty well in England right now, but I want to sell it in America. I've put a lot of work into promoting what I think is a great book.

The Newest Newsletter is Out

My newest newsletter is out and it's one of my best. It's worth checking out for the 17 minute audio sample alone.

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New Newsletter

I have a new newsletter out and it's a good one. There's a preview of 2017 and a bit of behind the scenes stuff on the new book. http://shoutout.wix.com/so/5Lfz8KDs

25th Newsletter is Out :-)

My 25th newsletter is out--win a free audio book! #Amwriting #ForcedFeminization #Erotica

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Long Overdue

I haven't been doing many Blog posts lately. Truth be told, the new design of Goodreads meant I wasn't even sure how to. However, I have a new newsletter out that some of you may be interested in because it contains a link to the PDF of one of my eBooks--my forced feminization Western The Good, The Bad, and The Sissy. I hope you enjoy!

Kylie

http://shoutout.wix.com/so/7LbdbDA7

My Second Audio Book

I'm thrilled to have my second audio book out. Mean Girls and Mermaids gave me another chance to work with Marami Hung, who is an amazingly talented narrator. It's a story I really enjoyed writing about a trio of girls who run their high school and a boy who runs afoul of them right in time for senior picture day. Plenty of humiliating feminization and female domination in this one.

Mean Girls and Mermaids

Sam's Future

Writing an ending to a multi-part story is one of the biggest challenges a writer can face. The ending has to feel satisfying, it has to grow organically from the story so it doesn't feel forced, and it has to be epic enough for the series it completes.

I had red the Hobbit, but never Lord of the Rings. Still, I saw all three movies. I cringed at the ending of Return of the King though because it just seemed to have 4 endings tacked on after the first one. In television, The Sopranos was so disappointing when it simply faded to black. However, Breaking Bad seemed to end in the perfect blaze of glory.

I'm happy to say that at this moment in time Sam's Future is my favorite eBook. Sam is taken to the depths of Hell by Clarissa and then must struggle to try and free himself. Will Alexis and her friends help him or join forces with Clarissa? There are a lot of movable parts in this one, which is over 10,000 words of forced feminization, pegging, bondage, humiliation, and female domination.