New Book Coming Soon–Yes, it’s True!

Amazing people! I hope you are having an amazing winter! Well, if you live where it’s winter. If you live where it’s sunny and hot, send a plane ticket and I’ll join you by the pool. Any-hoo, I’ve just finished a rough draft of book that I think I’ll call Chosen by the Fae King in a series I’m pretty sure will be Brides of Falcondale.

What’s that? I’m starting a new series? You bet your sweet ass I am. This story came to me and I HAD to write it. Okay, okay. I HAD to get it the fuck out of my head. My noggin’s little engine couldn’t let it go, so sat down and took care of business.

It’s not as dark as I originally planned, but I think it turned out alright anyway. The story is set in the Crossing Daggers World, but it’s a different realm from than the Otherland. So none of the same characters. Same premise, though, of realms and crossings and magic–oh my!

Below is the book description I just wrote–it’s a rough draft, fyi, and so is the novel. I’m hoping for an March release with a follow-up book shortly after. Hope is not always my friend, but I’m trying.

DESCRIPTION:
In the fae Kingdom of Falcondale, Prince Nox ascends the throne under the ominous cloud of his father’s assassination. Beneath the veiled guise of enacting the bride trials, Nox, a brooding and often callous male, hopes to find much more than just a wife.

When her closest friend, Sofiya, is chosen for the treacherous trials, Aeryn steps in and volunteers to take Sofiya’s place, saving her from the clutches of the coldhearted king–and ends up awakening an irresistible attraction between her untamed spirit and Nox’s enigmatic allure.

Still months from turning twenty-five and coming into her magic, the trials are doubly perilous for Aeryn, something Nox grows to regret. In a world where deception and desire dance on the razor’s edge, the pair must navigate the dangers together or fall prey to sinister forces that threaten not only their lives, but control of the kingdom.

I hope to have preorder links within the next couple of weeks. Ugh, I need to stop saying that word and leading people on. But I promise I really am trying.

Cheers to the coming new year!