EQ interview and Moro’s Price relaunch party (adult content advisory)

Good morning, everybody! We are gathered here to celebrate the hidden good luck in Amazon glitches, the brilliant resource that is Exquisite Quills, and my ability to type before the assimilation of laaaaarge amounts of coffee.

This is the semi-official relaunch party for Moro’s Price, my debut novel that apparently had to be published again a few days ago. (Not by Loose Id’s fault – they worked overtime to solve this.) The response has been amazing.

To thank all my old and new buyers, I’ll be posting and linking to snippets of Price, its in-progress sequel Moro’s Shield, and an in-progress spinoff novella called Leopard’s Leap.

From now until next Saturday (January 18, 2014), I will be collecting posts from everyone who comments on this blog or the EC interview post. After January 18, the Gods of Random at www.random.org will draw one comment, and that poster will receive their format-choice of Moro’s Price in e-book. I will weed out obvious spam and probably mock trolls, but beyond that, anything goes.

(I was trying to reactivate comments at the following posts, but it’s a bit of nightmare narrowing it down. So go, read, enjoy – then come back here and talk at me.)

Here is a teaser for Moro’s Shield. I can’t post much of this manuscript because my editors would yell at me, but it’s going to fun. Also shorter, at around 70K. But I promise, there is no let-up on plot or shenanigans.

Here’s a character interview with Moro and Val.

Here are three teasers for Leopard’s Leap. What the hell is Leopard? Alert readers may figure out this spinoff novella will follow the relationship of two Price side characters: Val’s friend Mateo DaSilva and Mateo’s distant cousin Jason, who is one of Moro’s repeat adversaries in the arena. It will be unvarnished M/M angst, adventure, snarking, lots of sex, and sexual tension – and some outside glimpses of both Val and Moro, even though they are not POV characters.

I will be back later with more fun stuff. After I’ve found coffee.