Sale! Buy Max today for .99 (Amazon US/UK only)

Read an excerpt here.

Buy the kindle version (and add the audiobook at the whispersynced discount)

Friday the 13th Flash Sale: Better the Devil You Know for .99 (US/UK only)

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(please heed the warnings)

Weekend sale! Get Caged for .99 at Amazon (US/UK)

Get it today for .99! (and while you're there... you can add the audio for a fraction of the full price)

Crappy Winter Weather Sale – Beauty and His Beast

Cold weather got you down? Snuggle up with Marrex and Juniper! :D

On sale for .99 from January 5-7 at Amazon (US and UK only)

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Beauty and His Beast – Out Now!

Beauty and His Beast - Out Now

Once upon a time, long long ago, someone gave me an illustrated copy of Beauty and the Beast as a present. The story was a retelling of a retelling: this was Deborah Apy’s version retelling the one written by Jeanne-Marie Leprince de Beaumont in 1756, which was a retelling of the original story, La Belle et la Bête written by Gabrielle-Suzanne Barbot de Villeneuve in 1740. I loved the story and the illustrations by Michael Hague really intrigued me—they were creepy and dark and fantastic. I loved his images of the horned, shaggy-albeit-well-dressed, angst-ridden Beast. Interestingly, we never get to see the miraculous transformation of the prince… The final painting in the book is of Beauty finding the Beast dying of heartbreak in his rose garden.
Years later, I would see the Disney version and, though the story isn’t all that similar to the original, I liked the comedic aspects of it. However, I was disappointed with the Beast’s transformation—call me strange, but I actually preferred him as he was.

Beauty and His Beast is a story that’s been percolating in my brain for a few years now. It’s a mashup of the original stories, the Disney version, and bit of another book that has nothing to do with Beauty and the Beast, but was my absolute favourite when I was really young: Disney’s The Black Hole: A Spaceship Adventure for Robots.
This story is not dark, not very long, and not particularly serious—just my silly take on a much loved, oft-retold fairy tale… in space.
I hope you enjoy it.

P.S. - Ghelyxian is pronounced Hell-EE-zee-an and Ghelyx, Hell-ix

Beauty and His Beast
Novella (~38,000 words)
Genre(s): Fairy tale, science fiction, xenophilia, magic penis, love story, LGBTQ+

They call him Marrex the Monster.

Deformed and wretched, Captain Marrex roams the black of space with only a pair of eccentric AIs for company. The curse in his DNA means a long, bitterly lonely life for the Ghelyxian, and it’s a fate Marrex knows he can’t change.

After a long sleep in stasis, Juniper Bo wakes to discover he’s an unwelcome guest aboard Captain Marrex’s ship. Though he tries to stay away from the surly Ghelyxian, he just doesn’t get why the curse is such a big deal—then again, Juniper knows his tastes are rather… unusual for a Human.

When friendship blooms between Marrex and Juniper, they realize they face a future that neither could have predicted in their wildest dreams.

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Snuggle up with a psycho… Max is on sale for 99 cents!

Novel (49,000 words)
Genre(s): transgressive, psychopath, dark erotica, QUILTBAG

Want to meet Max? He's on sale at Amazon (us & uk) for a very limited time.

Buy a copy today!

Fated (Baal’s Heart III) now available in audiobook! (finally)

Baal's Heart #3

Novel (117,000+ words)
Genre(s): Historical Fantasy, Erotic Action/Adventure, Triad, Gay

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With the captain’s mind in shambles, Jon and Tom set out to find the passage home through the black mountain range, hoping to find a cure for Baltsaros’s madness. However, when the men are forced to part ways, darkness takes root in the schism created; fate, lust, and vengeance become obsessions threatening to tear apart the fragile bonds holding the three together.

Following on the heels of Sacrificed, Fated takes the pirates on a quest to find those responsible for the captain’s bloody beginnings. But can they survive what awaits them where past and present meet?

Surprise Cover Reveals!

Wow, it's been almost a month since my last post. A combination of life suddenly getting busy and my trying to focus on the two books I'm writing. So, to make up for my lapse in blog posts, I'm hosting my own surprise cover reveal right now... and not one, but two covers! Why? Because I am itching to show you what I'm working on.

So, without further ado, these are the two next books that will be released into the wild sometime in the next few months.

Charlie

Set in London in 1911, Charlie is a story about a man who seeks to avenge his brother's death, but when he meets someone who throws a spanner in the works, he begins to question his purpose.


Midnight in Montreal

In Midnight in Montreal, Royal is captured and thrown into a cell somewhere beneath the city. He quickly realizes that the three men who have taken him prisoner are creatures straight out of fiction: vampires.


Now, neither of these are finished, but they will be, before too long :) I'll update with further information soon!

Now... Happy Friday! Go grab a drink somewhere, kick up your feet, spend some time in the sun (or... in the shade, if that's your preference).

P.S. Oh... grin... and Fated: Blood and Redemption is heading to audible very soon...

Better the Devil You Know for .99 June 17-19

 

On Sale June 17-19 at Amazon (US & UK)

Novel (40 000 words)
Genre(s): Horror, torture, paranormal, serial killer

Read the excerpt (highly recommended)

Buy your copy here

Sacrificed narrated by Michael Ferraiuolo – now Whispersynced

Hooray! It's finally whispersynced!

What does that mean? Well, if you own a kindle copy of Sacrificed bought through Amazon, you can get the Audible version for a few bucks and listen to Michael Ferraiuolo's incredible narration.

Buy it here

And yes, Fated and Careened are in the pipeline to be narrated by late summer. :)

Wondering which retailer pays me the most?

#1 is Payhip. Not a retailer, but an online shop that I've set up myself. This is where I make the most return on my books.

Then after that it gets a little complicated, but these are the three best choices:

At Eden Books*, I make 70% royalties for all titles.

At Smashwords, I make 60% royalties for all titles.

At Amazon, for books OVER $2.99 (USD) I make 70% royalties and for books UNDER $2.99 I make 35%

So... if the book is under $2.99, buy from Eden Books or Smashwords.

If the books is over $2.99, buy from Eden Books or Amazon.

But best of all, buy from my Payhip store :)

Questions? Contact Me!

*Not all my titles are available at Eden yet as of 25/09/23 - I'm working on it.

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