Covers and Pre-Releases for December 2018

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Given the bumpy ride so far this year, I thought it was about time I got over it and got on with it and prepared for what’s left of the year, and then get ready for year that’s coming, so this week I dedicated the time to making sure I had the books and stories out for the coming month, and I’ll be working to get January’s releases out to you, as well.
These are the releases that are up and ready for pre-order for THIS MONTH. You can find them at most of the major ebook retailers via the link:

December 7—THIS FRIDAY—WhereElse But Waverran?



Snow, trolls, dustrunners, blackmailing werewolves, and mercenary elves…
From the sun-drenched outback to the snows of a distant world, Mathilda Mathieson is in trouble. Dodging a drunken promise to a werewolf while trying not to coerce the love of her life, and rescuing pixies from dustrunners on a distant world are just the start. . The stakes are high. If she gets it wrong on Waverran, the unicorns and pixies won’t be the only ones to lose it all.

December 21—Mack ‘n’ Me: The Transporter’sFavour





Abby hauled me off the ship before Tens had a chance to stop her—and that’s okay, because I already owed Abs a favour. In fact, it was better than okay, because it showed us how much trouble we hadn’t known we were in. But going against the Star Shadow hunt pack? Nullifying their contract to keep ourselves unchained and at large? That was gonna be something else entirely.

Mack ‘n’ Me: TheTransporter’s Favour is the fourth science-fiction novel set in the Odyssey universe.

NOTE: The main character swears like a sailor, and the support cast aren’t much better. If swears bother you, this this story may not be to your taste.
Location: Canberra ACT 2601, Australia

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