I’m thrilled to announce Moonshadow, book 1 in my Moonshadow trilogy, is included in the SFWA Fantastic Beasts bundle that releases today! SFWA–the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America–is an organization dedicated to promoting and supporting science fiction and fantasy writers in the United States and worldwide. The Fantastic Beasts bundle was curated by SFWA […]
I’m very excited that Planet Dragos is now available for pre-order in ebook format. Print and audio formats are forthcoming. You can pre-order at the following retailers: Amazon GooglePlay Kobo iBooks Nook Amazon CA Amazon UK Amazon AU From New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Thea Harrison comes the final novella featuring Pia […]
I have one more excerpt to share from AMID THE WINTER SNOW before it releases on Tuesday, December 12th. This delightful excerpt is from “The Storm,” by Elizabeth Hunter. “How old is this place?” “The house?” Renata walked away from the window and sat in a wooden rocking chair by the hearth. “I don’t know. […]
Today I want to share a charming excerpt from Jeffe Kennedy’s “The Snows of Windroven” from the December 12th release of AMID THE WINTER SNOW. “You could have danced with me,” Ami said, needling me, knowing exactly how to do it. “Then I wouldn’t have had to dance with anyone else.” I didn’t bother pointing […]
Here is a delightful excerpt from Grace Draven’s “The Darkest Midnight” in the December 12th release of AMID THE WINTER SNOW… Jahna envied her that particular talent and wished she might be able to employ the same as she tried for a second time to reach the main doors. She wanted to race outside, kick […]
WooHoo! The German translation of PEANUT GOES TO SCHOOL is now available in both print and e-book! Print Kindle
The release of Night’s Honor, book seven of the Elder Races series by Thea Harrison, is only 10 days away! We thought we’d treat you to an excerpt this weekend as we all anticipate this next book’s arrival. Enjoy! Pre-order: Amazon Barnes&Noble Kobo “Are you afraid of all Vampyres, or is it me?” […]