Okay, guys. You wondered where I was hiding “Keeting it Real”. I’m pleased to announce the latest adventure of everyone’s favorite undead parakeet is included in this anthology! No pre-order links yet, but they’re coming. Promise. I’ll let you know as soon as they’re live. 

March 4th-8th

US Only.

Dog with a Bone (Black Dog)amzn.com/B00O99U15C

Dead in the Water (Gemini Book)amzn.com/B017EG7Y06

How to Save an Undead Life (The Beginner’s Guide to Necromancy)amzn.com/B074YDTNBS

I’ve debated how to handle releasing Redemption. It was a blog serial, so I would like everyone to have free access to how the story ends. But it’s also a big investment for me (editing and cover art and time).

So, I’ve decided to make the complete serial (now a chunky novella!) free for one week. Then it’s going up on Amazon and in KU.

If I earn back my investment, I would be open to more Addie and Cass (and Boaz) adventures.

If I don’t, then I’m glad I got to share this bit of backstory that’s been rattling around in my head for a while now. ?

https://claims.prolificworks.com/free/Nd15HWJb

I’ve received a lot of worried emails, DMs, tweets, and posts about the cancellation notice Amazon sent out for Thrice Cursed. I would like to address that here, so you guys understand what has happened and what will happen.

I heard back from my developmental editor on Thrice Cursed last week. She asked me to do a full-scale revision on the book, which means I’ll be rewriting it from the ground up over the next few months.

That also meant I had to cancel the pre-order.

There weren’t a lot of them, but I still hate to disappoint you guys.

I’ve worked with my dev editor for ten years (no, eleven years now!), and when she tells me a book isn’t there yet, I listen. She’s proven to me time and again that her advice is golden.

Actually, the last time she and I had this chat was about the original version of How to Save an Undead Life.

Here’s hoping Thrice Cursed will come back as strong from its facelift as that one. But maybe not require two years to get there like Grier and Linus, who took their sweet time.