Oracle's Maidens updates!
Hey everyone, hard to believe it's that time already.
First, the first book of my new Superhero-Harem series will be released for KU and purchase tomorrow, the twenty third of April. Oracle: Nocturnal Maidens is the title, the series title is Oracle's Maidens. I hope you enjoy this one, it was a stretch for me in the new genre, and I hope you're all as happy with it as I am, I had a lot of fun writing it. This series was a long time coming, to put it mildly.
Link Below:
https://www.amazon.com/Oracle-Nocturn...
The second Oracle's Maidens novel, titled Oracle: The Harbinger, will be out on May twenty-first. It is currently available for pre-order only.
Link Below:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07QXLZ1QM
I hope you enjoy it!
June will bring book three, and then I believe we'll be taking a trip back to the dungeon genre, before returning once again to the superhero one (Same world, different city and heroes).
That covers about nine months on what's next, so I'll shut up now.
First, the first book of my new Superhero-Harem series will be released for KU and purchase tomorrow, the twenty third of April. Oracle: Nocturnal Maidens is the title, the series title is Oracle's Maidens. I hope you enjoy this one, it was a stretch for me in the new genre, and I hope you're all as happy with it as I am, I had a lot of fun writing it. This series was a long time coming, to put it mildly.
Link Below:
https://www.amazon.com/Oracle-Nocturn...
The second Oracle's Maidens novel, titled Oracle: The Harbinger, will be out on May twenty-first. It is currently available for pre-order only.
Link Below:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07QXLZ1QM
I hope you enjoy it!
June will bring book three, and then I believe we'll be taking a trip back to the dungeon genre, before returning once again to the superhero one (Same world, different city and heroes).
That covers about nine months on what's next, so I'll shut up now.
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Aaron
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May 03, 2019 07:46AM
I enjoyed this one (although it could use some editing polish, if I'm being honest). In my mind, it falls under the "William D Arand" style of the genre, which I prefer over the others that follow MSEs style (although I do like his books too, they're just more like crunchy sweet snacks as opposed to the steak dinner of Arand's stuff where the world and character building are much more deep and realized). Looking forward to the next one.
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