Sir Marcus stood ready to lead the army into the eastern provinces and slay the lich.
He had said his goodbyes. Made peace with the gods and his own mortality. His heart was pure, and his conscious clear.
It was the last time either would be.
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Seducing the Ice Queen is Live!
Seducing the Ice Queen is live and available here.
Ice queens can’t be hurt because they have no feelings. They also can’t fall in love…or so they tell themselves.
Having to pretend everything is fine after being jilted by the crown prince was bad enough, but now, Lady Daniella is being exiled to a distant castle ‘to recover.’ Except, her exile happens to include an order from the king to investigate the murder of the castle’s former owner, the old Duke of Westlake.
At least she’d never been in love with the old Duke of Westlake. Too bad she can’t say the same thing about his brother, the dashing heir apparent just returned from battle. But facing down an awkward childhood crush who is just as determined as she is to unravel the mystery is the least of Daniella’s worries.
Someone in the shadows is watching her. Someone who doesn’t want to her to solve this murder. Someone that’s already killed once to buy silence. Someone who will force Daniella to choose whether love will be what defeats her or the only thing that could save her…if only she will let it.
I Forgive You
Sir Marcus stared down at the graves.
His father, a hero of Tamryn. His mother, the hero’s beloved wife.
Marcus felt no sadness.
Closing his eyes, he whispered a prayer and opened himself to the gods’ divinity.
He touched his hand to the graves and whispered, “I forgive you.”
Cover Reveal: Seducing the Ice Queen
At long last, I have a cover!! Let me know what you think. And please, give it to me straight. The artist and I spent quite a while going back and forth on it!
Ice queens can’t be hurt because they have no feelings. They also can’t fall in love…or so they tell themselves.
Having to pretend everything is fine after being jilted by the crown prince was bad enough, but now, Lady Daniella is being exiled to a distant castle ‘to recover.’ Except, her exile happens to include an order from the king to investigate the murder of the castle’s former owner, the old Duke of Westlake.
At least she’d never been in love with the old Duke of Westlake. Too bad she can’t say the same thing about his brother, the dashing heir apparent just returned from battle. But facing down an awkward childhood crush who is just as determined as she is to unravel the mystery is the least of Daniella’s worries.
Someone in the shadows is watching her. Someone who doesn’t want to her to solve this murder. Someone that’s already killed once to buy silence. Someone who will force Daniella to choose whether love will be what defeats her or the only thing that could save her…if only she will let it.
I am now waiting for the final proof to come back. With a bit of luck, this will be released in the next week or two.
*Please tell me I didn’t just jinxed myself*
Why You Were Sent
Half the new Knights of Valor had flirted with her after their initiation ceremony.
Now they were all face down in the mud, and her armor was unscratched.
She smiled at Sir Leopold. “Can’t believe your Dragon God blessed these kids. A freshly made vampire could wipe out the bunch.”
“Then teach them to fight.”
She sheathed her sword. “Why should I?”
“Because it’s why the Dragon God sent you.”
Delays, Delays, Delays
Yes, it is the end of September. No, Seducing the Ice Queen isn’t done.
I know, I promised September. And while the story is written and completely revised, I am still waiting on my cover artist. She is struggling with this cover, and so far, I have nothing to even show you.
And as we all judge a book by its cover, I want it to be good. Really good. One I’m excited to share with you.
I don’t have that. Yet.
I was supposed to have the cover two weeks ago, so I thought it would be ready for today. I am learning that deadlines mean less in creative endeavors than they do in corporate finance.
Once I get the cover, I will do the final formatting for the book. I then order the first copy for myself. I get to hold it in my hands, but I also do a final read through to make sure I didn’t miss anything.
If you want to join my mailing list, I will send out word there as soon as it is ready.
For Knight of Valor (currently in revision), I will order my cover at least a month in advance!