A Long Week, A New Cover, A New Release, and Some Specials

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I'm not going into this week beyond: homeschooling is hard work and some days are harder than others; house inspections are also hard work, but the house looks great afterwards... also, just before they occur (or you're in trouble); and, finally, eye examinations need to be done regularly because indicators of other medical issues can be picked up during them... get yours done if you're not up-to-date.

Oh, and book releases are fun - and there'll be another one next week!

Now, on to the news:

The New Release:

This week, I released another novel with LMPBN Publishing: Trading into Darkness. It's the second book in the fantasy series, and it hit best-seller status two days after release. I have the most wonderful readers in the world. You can find it on Amazon, HERE:
https://www.amazon.com/Trading-Darkness-Magic-Below-Paris-ebook/dp/B07PMKRRXZ/

The New Cover:

This also meant I have a new cover by the wonderful Mihaela Voicu to go with that one, and she is busily working on the next. I'm loving the kat!


Some Specials - LMPBN Fan Pricing:


Every Saturday (US-time), LMPBN Publishing sets some of its books at 99c for the day. Here are this week's offerings, and the links to go with them.

NOTE: At the time of posting, these specials had a few more hours to run. If you come across this post after that time, they'll be back at their usual prices. Links are to Amazon, US. You may need to adjust them for your locality.

LINKS:

Intern - urban fantasy by Cassandra and Hayley Lawson: https://www.amazon.com/Intern-Covens-Magical-World-Adventure-ebook/dp/B07PMD51MD/

Slave Trade - science fiction by Craig Martelle: https://www.amazon.com/Slave-Trade-Adventure-Thriller-Executioner-ebook/dp/B07PHFYWVQ/

The Horsemen Gather - urban fantasy by Michael Anderle: https://www.amazon.com/Horsemen-Gather-Adventure-Unbelievable-Brownstone-ebook/dp/B07PDXBLQJ/

Trading into Darkness - fantasy by me and Michael Anderle: https://www.amazon.com/Trading-Darkness-Magic-Below-Paris-ebook/dp/B07PMKRRXZ/ 

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