Continuing Coolness

It's another week of fun stuff, which seems just about right for this time of year.  Not only do I have a new cover to share, but I am all about the glee because I have…

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A book trailer! For Storm of Reckoning!

1. Cover!  Cover!  Cover!  So excited! (Does it show?)

What do I like best, you ask? Garrie is perfect!  And doesn't the river look spooky?  And look!  There's Sklayne!

Wait, you mean I have to choose ONE best?

Nah.  Not gonna happen.

Deep River Reckoning is a novella set in my Reckoners world.  Stand-alone, and in a timeline that…well, call it wishful thinking.  It's Garrie and Trevarr and Sklayne, and it's the journey of a post-living woman [Garrie's words, those] striking close to home while living and dead clash over the mysteriously damaged spirits of the Rio Grande.

($1.49 ~Kindle ~Smashwords)

2. BOOK TRAILER! Storm of Reckoning!

Storm of Reckoning is the second book in the Reckoners series (the first aptly being titled Reckoners).

Lisa "Garrie" McGarrity is young woman once mentored by a ghost who now leads a ghostbuster team–all of whom are recently entangled with Trevarr, a fiercely driven demon-hunter from a different dimension.  After tumultuous adventures in San Jose, the team finds themselves much changed and struggling to adjust, while Trevarr returns to this world–and to Garrie–a battered exile.

But Garrie and her team don't head for home; Quinn Rossiter has a lady friend in Sedona who needs their help.  There, in that area of power convergence, Garrie is astonished to find the ethereal breezes quiet, the earth's activity so diminished as to be nonexistent…if you don't count those oddball surges that don't taste like our world at all.  Soon enough, Quinn's skeptical friend soon goes missing…soon enough, their efforts to contain the situation go amazingly awry.

With Trevarr wary and alert, his opinionated not-cat bond partner dropping dire hints of trouble on their trail, Sedona ghosts rising to act out against Garrie wherever she goes, and one living Keharian ethereal breeze detector gone completely amuck and on the loose, she has only just so much time to figure out what's going on before the power plays are too much even for this one-of-a-kind reckoner and her otherworldly partner.

You see?  CONTINUING COOLNESS!

PS The default place where the book trailer "hovers" between plays?  It's not my fault!