Showing posts with label Goth/Biker. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Goth/Biker. Show all posts

Thursday, July 16, 2009

Beyond the Norm Cover and Blurb





After closing his bar one night, Dave Johnson rescues Kyle, who is on the run after witnessing the murder of a federal agent in San Francisco. Dave knows Kyle is trouble but can't help falling in love; Kyle loses his heart but fears he's bringing danger to Dave's doorstep. When Kyle's pursuers close in, the two men are at an impasse. They can either separate and live in safety and loneliness, or find a way to stay alive and together.


Coming in September 2009 from Dreamspinner Press


Monday, April 20, 2009

April 20, 2009

So I suppose I should mention that one of my stories, Stone of Wrath, is available in a print anthology from Ellora's Cave called Torrid Topaz. Don't know if I have mentioned it here or not. Honestly, I haven't really plugged it much since my story is the only gay romance in the book. Nothing wrong with heterosexual romances, but since most of my readers probably prefer gay romances it seems a little strange to encourage them to buy the print anthology. I thought I'd mention it anyway. Should be kind of interesting for those readers who expect all heterosexual romances in the anthology to come across Jed and Topaz's story.

Plugging away on Beyond the Norm, my Goth/Biker story. I'd like to have it done and off to publishers by the middle of May, but we'll see how that goes. Life gets in the way sometimes.

After that, I'll have to decide what to work on. I'd like to get started on The Other Side 2, the continuation of Ray and Nick's relationship, but also I'm reminded that I agreed to do a song-title book, Ticket to Ride. It's not due until September but I loathe waiting until the last minute. Not to mention I still have, Never the One, my cop partner-murder mystery book, and Pieces, my next very, very angsty book I want to write (one hero is still devastated over the suicide of his lover). As my friend Shayne would say, it will definitely be a two-hankie story.

Don't forget to comment if you want to win a copy of Trust, my last Ellora's Cave release coming out later this month. I'm really proud of Brad and Justin's story and I think my readers will really like it. So don't miss out. Right now there are so few comments, ALL those who have commented may win a copy.