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January 9, 2007
So much for compulsively Googling myself…
Yeah, I know everyone says you shouldn’t Google yourself for book reviews. (Though I have to wonder how many of those people actually follow their own advice. ^_^) I don’t do it that often, myself. Maybe once every couple of weeks or so. But there seems to be a rule that if a new review is available, the website must be down as soon as I find it.
Seriously. This is, like, the third time it’s happened. I’m beginning to think this might be the Powers That Be giving me a hint whapping me upside the head with a clue-x-4. 
January 10th, 2007 at 3:27 pm
is that like, Becareful what you wish for? lol
Ok, my interest has been peeked. Where can I buy your books? I’m off to Borders tonight, can I get it there? Or is it ePubbed only?
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January 10th, 2007 at 8:44 pm
Right now, the books are only available via e-pub. The Twilight Deception is out from Cobblestone Press, and A Passion Draconic will be released from Liquid Silver on January 22. I also have a set of short stories , Waking the Shadows, about the same characters in Twilight available from Freya’s Bower.
Cobblestone does not intend on releasing their books into print at this time, and my novella would be too short anyway, as it’s 20k. There’s a possibility that A Passion Draconic may be released into print by Liquid Silver if sales justify, but I don’t believe that most bookstores stock their books.
I do have a note if you pick up Twilight and Waking, though. I wrote the short stories first, but the novella takes place before them in the timeline. I decided while writing it to make a consistency break, because the change I wanted to make worked better for the novella. That, and I intend to expend the stories in Waking to larger pieces at some point.
Thanks! And if you pick something up, I hope you enjoy.
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January 10th, 2007 at 10:52 pm
I was wondering if that meant that we aren’t supposed to Google ourselves? Or what?
I don’t do it but every once and a while Crystal twists my arm and……lol.
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