New Covers!

Hello, Champions!

We’ve got more books with new covers. First up, Princess Ahira has a new ebook/paperback cover!

Princess Ahira: Amazon.com  |  All other Amazon Stores

I’m pretty stoked about this cover because it has a dragon on it, and Ahira is wearing Azmaveth’s colors! Woohoo for accuracy! This beautiful cover was created by Wesley Souza, the talented artist who also made the new Robyn Hood covers.

The King Arthur three packs and Endings also got new covers–these made by Trif Design, who made the complete series boxset cover, so now the whole series matches!

King Arthur and Her Knights Series: Amazon.com  |  All other Amazon Stores

After going through some hassles with books and files, I decided to pull the individual novella titles of King Arthurs off of Amazon, so now the official series listing includes the first two three packs and Endings, and then of course we still have the complete series boxset. This was done more for a file-sanity reason, and because I’m way more likely to either put the complete series boxset on sale, or the first threepack on sale, so there wasn’t a point in having the novellas. (Particularly because no one was reading those versions anyway.)

Nothing has changed in the books, I just removed the original novellas and swapped it out for the three packs!

And finally one of my oldest series, The M.B.R.C., got a makeover for the individual books and the 3-pack! Now all of them match and the 3-pack has it’s own special image.

MBRC Individual Books: Amazon.com | All other Amazon Stores

MBRC Complete Series: Amazon.com  |  All other Amazon Stores

Natasha Snow–who also did my Hall of Blood and Mercy covers–recovered this series for me! I love the font she went with–and the colors! Random fact about the M.B.R.C. covers: since the series is set in Chicago I specifically asked Natasha to use the Chicago skyline for the background cityscape! It’s easiest to tell this if you look at the 3-pack cover, since the Willis Tower has such a prominent spot in the background. 🙂

And that’s everything for today! Thanks for reading, Champions, and have a lovely day!

Ahira is getting a Makeover!

So The Wild Swans has been zipped off to my editor, and I’m too mentally challenged to dive straight into my next book. As a result, Princess Ahira is getting a makeover! My fabulous editor went through and fixed the embarrassing typos and errors, and to celebrate the occasion Myrrhlynn made a new cover.

The new cover has already been posted to Amazon, and I will upload the corrected manuscript this  coming week. Woohoo! Finally, I will leave you with an update on the CHAMPIONS’ CHOICE poll. Remember to vote by April 3!

1. Life Reader: 24

2. My Life at the MBRC: 27

3. Red Rope of Fate: 11

Princess Ahira Updated

Princess Ahira has been re-edited and is ready to be re-released on Amazon at her new price of $2.99. I’m hoping to put her up early tonight. If you haven’t bought Princess Ahira yet and you want a cheaper (less edited) copy I suggest you snag one right now. Otherwise if you’re patient I will probably put Ahira up for free later this year/early next year.

I’m very pleased with all the edits I made. I think the story will be a smoother read, and I fixed a few minor characterization issues.

After this I’m returning my attention to Enchanted, book two of King Arthur and Her Knights. As editing Princess Ahira took longer than expected it’s pretty safe to bet that Enchanted sadly won’t be released until early October.

In other news I’m slowly being driven mad. While a few of the big name authors I like (Gail Carriger’s Etiquette and Espionage, Ally Carter’s Heist Society) have done a jolly good job of continuously producing new books some of my favorite books/series haven’t had any new books in years. (Cough, Tamora Pierce and Robin McKinley cough) I have patiently waited for Pegasus II for over THREE YEARS, and they still don’t have a publishing date! Pierce hasn’t been as bad as McKinley, but it feels like over the last few years she’s taken much longer to release books as well. These books are well worth the wait, but I would do a lot to have McKinley post even one blog about the progress of Pegasus II. (For those of you who haven’t read Pegasus, read it! It’s fantastic!)

That’s all for today, Champions. Hopefully I’ll have some more amusing news to share with you come Wednesday. Ta!