Quick Update - New Platform and More Uploads

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This week, I started uploading titles to Draft2Digital, as well as continuing the release of Anna and the Rock Dragons and Ducky. Going over the story records I've been updating, I've noticed I missed putting some titles up, and I'll be working to fill in those gaps as well. In the meantime, I'm in the middle of editing another of Carlie Simonsen's novellas - this one's a more traditional fantasy tale, where a group of heroes cross between worlds to ensure an artifact makes it into right hands.

In the meantime, you can now find Anna and the Rock Dragons at Amazon in Kindle Format and  at DriveThruFiction in PDF.





When Anna heads out to her family’s country cottage for the holidays, she has no idea what lies in store. Chosen as the Key Bearer and Door Finder for a race of exiled dragons, Anna soon finds herself being hunted by a nightmare from local legend, while racing against a mining magnate set to make his fortunes by turning the dragons into crystal. Will she survive long enough to find both key and door in time to help the dragons escape, and then live to tell the tale?
 
Ducky is now up at Amazon in Kindle format, at DriveThruFiction in  PDF, and at OmniLit in PDF, html and .prc formats.



Three characters, a dead duck, and a plague-devastated city. What more could you ask for?
A post-apocalyptic short story of a ghostly girl, a pandemic and regret, told from three viewpoints.
 
And the following titles have been uploaded to Draft2Digital for distribution through Tolino:

 
Location: Canberra ACT 2601, Australia

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