So a couple of weeks ago, I got an e-mail from Instafreebie, informing me that Exile is one of three fantasy books selected to be featured on their blog 19/9 (yes, tomorrow! Eeep.) I will admit that I had to read it thrice, followed with pinching myself. I am really honored that they selected Exile,though.  If you haven’t downloaded Exile, you can do so here.

Gwyneth has no desire to devote the rest of her life to being a Priestess of Gwynfar, no matter what plans her mother has made. But as her birthday approaches, marking the moment when she becomes an adult – and must choose – another option suddenly appears. She can escape her mother – and her destiny – by stepping through the portal into another world…

Only to find that destiny has a tendency to follow.

If you already have downloaded Exile, you can buy Daughter of the Dark, the sequel,  at Amazon, Kobo, Ibooks and BN.

After more than a century of moving from realm to realm, one step ahead of the arch-priestess of Gwynfar’s thugs, Jenny is starting to worry that her enemies have found her. Her fear is confirmed when her daughter is kidnapped by Dhurian warriors in front of her.

Backed into a corner, Jenny teams up with the portal justicars. As she prepares for the return to Dhurig, she hopes things will go smoothly.

Maybe it would have, if not for a goddess taking an interest in her, a tangle of vampire intrigues, and her ex-lover demanding to be a part of the search party.

Suddenly, Jenny’s life is much more complicated than she  expected it to be.

I am back! So the last 6 months have been filled with hard decisions. But mum’s house is sold, the keys are handed over to the new owners.  Which is huge relief.  I didn’t realise until the keys had been handed over how much energy and time it has swallowed.

A lot of things have slipped to the side. Like my webpage.  I have kept on writing, though.  Which means I have actually had a productive 12 months.  I finished the messy first draft of The Dragon’s Blade, book 3 in the Portal justicars, rewrote Vanished and started a new book in another series.

The plan is to revise The Shifters Justice, book 2 in the Portal Justicars, later this year and have it out around christmas. (Though release dates are always flexible.)

One thing I can say is that there will be print copies of Daughter of the Dark this year. It was on the to do list for last year, but I didn’t have time.

If I had been more organized, I would have written this blogpost yesterday, but… I am not organized right now.  Anyway, Daughter of the Dark out everywhere (Except at Scribd and 24 Symbols). I hope you enjoy it!

Buy at:

Amazon

Kobo 

Ibooks

BN

I should have written this post a long time, but I have been focused on editing Vanished.  Anyway, Daughter of the Dark is available for pre-order now, at 2.99.  I might drop it closer to the release date, I haven’t decided yet.

Since Spring is here, I am giving away copies of Exile this week. I am planning on holding some random giveaways this spring, to create some buzz for all the fun things that are coming this fall.

You can download your copy here. The giveaway ends May 21st.

In Daughter of the Dark, Jenny McNeil returned to Dhurig.  This is the story of why she left Dhurig.

Gwyneth has no desire to devote the rest of her life to being a Priestess of Gwynfar, no matter what plans her mother has made. But as her birthday approaches, marking the moment when she becomes an adult – and must choose – another option suddenly appears. She can escape her mother – and her destiny – by stepping through the portal into another world…
Only to find that destiny has a tendency to follow.

So, um, I published The Cauldron Bound a bit early. Yes, that is right! My novella featuring Dark elves, set in an Bronze age setting is finally available for sale. I hope you like it!  It is priced at 2.99 at Amazon, Ibooks and my webpage.  Right now it will not be available at Kobo, due to technological issues between Kobo and Publit. Hopefully it will be available soon.

Anyway, here is the cover and the blurb.

For centuries, the Dhur elves have been warring against each other. The intensity of the war has fluctuated, but lately the Portal Clan has been increasing their raids, reaching even the clans on the other side of the Forest. The Creek Clan decides to send out an envoy to find out why the Portal Clan suddenly is raiding them.

Aodh is surprised when the Chieftain ask him, but accept the mission.

It doesn’t take long before him and his friends Meallan and Finn discover that the other clans are besieged by wolf-men and foul magic. As they are struggling to find out a way to stop the attacks, Moirin of the Valley is hiking down from her mountain valley, because she has seen that she will meet them. She also knows that the only way to stop the foul magic is to cooperate. But the creator of the foul magic knows that someone is interfering.

Buy it at Amazon, Ibooks and my webpage.

Or, you can enter the Rafflecopter and win a copy.
a Rafflecopter giveaway

Let the promo marathon begin! The first part of my promotion plan launched today. Namely, the ARC giveaway.  Yes. You read that right. In exchange for an honest review, I am giving away  30 ARCs at LibraryThing.There are some hoops, though.

1) You need to be a LibraryThing member.

2.) You need to be a member of the membergiveaway/ earlyreviewer group.

3) Giveaway ends June 22nd.

I think that is it. Go forth and request an ARC! 🙂

Oh, and there is a release date now: July 3rd. Just in time for the US July 4th holiday. Clever of me, right?