More books? Why Yes. More books.

I’ve had a couple of exciting things happen that I get to share with you guys!

First up, a lot of you have asked if I will offer signed copies of The Return and Wicked, and I’ve decided to go ahead and do that while I’m at Apollycon. I know that last online book order campaign turned out to be a hot mess, but the good news is that this online order campaign is being run by Damaris, who has ran all my other campaigns without any major problems.

If you want The Return signed/personalized by Drew (the cover model) and me, and/or Wicked signed by me, you can go HERE . This link also includes all the important information.

The cover for Scorched was also revealed, and guys, this is one of my favorite covers. Sarah Hansen from Okay Creations did an amazing job as usual.  The cover will captures the theme, and I cannot wait for you guys to find out more about it.

Scorched Releases 6/16/2015

You can pre order the digital through iBooks as of now and the print through the normal vendors. Digital pre orders for Amazon and B&N and so on will be forthcoming.

But the title of this post is More Books? Yes. More books. Like roughly three more books.

Do you guys remember in the spring of last year when I held a contest where you could submit a name (any name, could be yours or whatever) to be a featured character in a novel that I was playing around with? The winners were Mallory Dodge (the lead female), and all of these people also won

Angela Dettloff submitted the name Ainsley Stewart

Alicia submitted the name Keira Hart

Paige submitted the name Paige Howard

Rosa Newport submitted the name Rosa Newport

Rhea Sawhney  submitted the name Rhea Martinez

Well, guess what my peeples, that book idea from March of last year has come to fruition.

I’ve been getting asked recently if I will be writing more YA books since Every Last Breath that comes out in July 2015 is my last contracted YA book, and the answer is Yes. Yes,  I will be writing more YA books!

Okay. That’s super small. Let me copy and paste for you.

#1 NYT bestselling author Jennifer Armentrout’s THE PROBLEM WITH FOREVER, in which two teens with a shared, traumatic past reconnect during their senior year in high school, and when his life spirals out of control, they rediscover just how much they need each other and just how strong she really is, to Margo Lipschultz at Harlequin Teen, in a significant deal, in a three-book deal, by Kevan Lyon at Marsal Lyon Literary Agency (World English).
Foreign: by Taryn Fagerness Agency
Dramatic/film: Brandy Rivers at ICM




Ah! Okay. Alright. Let me give you some info about all of this. The Problem With Forever is a contemporary young adult romance. It is a serious book. It still has the typical funny moments/banter, kissing (I mean, come on, I’m writing it, so yes, TONS of kissing… and stuff) and all that. The next two books will be companion novels, following other characters you meet in TPWF. The tentative publication for TPWF is Spring 2016, and of course, as we get closer to the release, more and more info will be shared. But this book… this book was one I’ve been wanting to write for a very, very long time.

A big thank you to Kevan Lyon for being the awesome agent that she is, for making this new series possible, and of course, a huge THANK YOU to Margo and the team at HQN Teen for believing in the series and wanting to be book friends with it.  A special shout out to Danielle Ellison for helping me come up with the title all those many, many months ago. And thank you my author buds and book friends who knew what I was working on and sharing the excitement with me — Stacey, Wendy, Jen, Tiffany, Jay, Laura, Damaris, KP–to name a few. But most importantly, this series wouldn’t be happening if it weren’t for you, the readers. You’ve supported my books, making new books possible. Thank you.