Azgoth took a moment to collect himself. His mother had carefully separated herself from the Nine, and their family had thrived. But nothing less than treason was in the wind, and Lucifer’s rage would be unleashed if the situation was not contained. To run that risk, whoever was behind this must be truly desperate. “He wants me in my official role to investigate treason amongst … Continue reading Hellscapade: Post 32
So. You have a book coming out. That’s a huge achievement, so take a moment to congratulate yourself. But now you want people to actually read your book. How do you get reader visibility and interest? Advanced Review Copies (ARCs) are one way to get excitement around your upcoming release, and many authors have ARC teams and/or marketing groups that distribute ARCs for them. Another … Continue reading Reviews and Blogs
“No!” Azgoth yelled as he gestured wildly as Micah entered the room, his Pack and Arroc following him. “That’s what the damn kennels are for.” “Azgoth, there’s no way I’m sending my Pack to the kennels. They need bonding time. You heard Sabnock,” Micah retorted. “I can guarantee you that Packs of any kind do not bed down in the main apartments of any House,” … Continue reading Hellscapade: Post 31
“I think I know which of the Nine is involved, but a direct move on my part will lead us to war,” Sabnock said. “Our coalition is a precarious one, and any direct movement by one of us against another will erupt in chaos. But you, my young Azzie, are unaffiliated. Except now, it would seem to Lucifer himself. Your mother was smart when she … Continue reading Hellscapade: Post 30
Okay, so writing the story isn’t exactly easy. But it’s much less complicated than the rest of the things that need to be done. Now that the story is written, what do you do? Note that I write M/M Romance, so any specific examples listed here are in that genre. But I hope that many of these “steps” are relevant regardless of the genre that … Continue reading Writing the Story is the Easy Part
As they strolled into the DDEA office, Micah felt something click. In seconds, his pack surrounded him, baby growls and roars salting the air. He realized that he wouldn’t be able to be in the field for long without the Pack by his side. He turned to Vazga. “How did they do today?” he asked. “Well, I did keep them from destroying the office,” she … Continue reading Hellscapade: Post 29
“Do we have a plan?” Micah asked his partner quietly as they approached the warehouse. “We’re going to poke an ant’s nest with a stick,” Rakon replied, winking at him. Micah rolled his eyes as Rakon continued. “Really. It’s the best way to see what comes to light. I suspect that everything stored at the warehouse itself will match all their official invoices. It’s too … Continue reading Hellscapade: Post 28
Micah and Rakon walked through the quiet streets of Hellsgate. The purple haze that had surrounded Micah had faded to a faint aura allowing them to pass through unobtrusively. There was a stillness to the air, and Micah recognized it for apprehension. The demon dust gangs were becoming more feared by the day. “Things are progressing far more quickly that I would expect. This is … Continue reading Hellscapade: Post 27
I’m so excited because my first release is now out! This is part of Dreamspinner’s Advent Calendar, but can be found on both Dreamspinner and Amazon! One morning close to the holidays, Nolan wakes up to two surprises: a distress call from his younger brother and a beautiful man in his bed. Nolan, an art gallery owner, has always been discreet about his sexuality, but … Continue reading Season to Shimmer
As it turned out, Rakon’s all day meeting topside was the following Friday. And while he was gleefully using the opportunity to torment his partner, he was secretly grateful that it was more than a week away. He enjoyed having Rakon as a partner. They had meshed well together from the beginning. He didn’t want to be tackling the job solo just yet. ‘Okay, well, … Continue reading Hellscapade: Post 26
