Recently, I redesigned the covers to my young adult novels. To celebrate and to show them off, I'm putting them on sale until September 28th. Aren't they pretty? I'm so proud of how they came out.

Soooooo, I almost forgot about this release. Didn't I have this same issue with my last  release with A Quick Bite? If not for Jemi Fraser emailing me about the interview she did with me, I would have forgotten. In my defense, I've had health crap to deal with. (What else is new?)

Anyway, Influenced is out and ready to grace your ereaders. You'll find me around the web, pimping the book. Be sure to check them out and take the quiz I made to find out which Influencer you are.

The other week I embarked on the daunting task of reformatting all my books in paperback and eBook as well as rewriting all my blurbs. In the middle of it, I decided to give Leaves of Fall a cover make over, and I want to show it off.

Pretty snazzy, eh? I spent a long time messing with the color of the font because the first version I did had a different image at the bottom and the color was very flat.

I've also got new links for all my books thanks to Draft 2 Digital.

I signed up for an account and after seeing how pretty they can make the final ebook, I decided to distribute my books through them and they gave me a handy-dandy universal buy link. It's so nice to have one link that can send someone to any retailer. I'm still using Smashwords and Amazon, but they allow me to add those buy links to the UBL as well.

​I'm stealing these questions from fellow author, K.T. Daxon because they are fun. She was given the questions by Aila Stephens to answer when she finished her book, Broken Tomorrows. Plus, it's a good way to cultivate interest in upcoming books.

1. What was your favorite line of dialogue? "Seriously?" That's Quinn's favorite reaction to outrageous things and it often got her and Keane bickering which was fun to write.
2. What was your favorite scene setting? When Quinn and her friends are in the private room at the strip club. It was fun writing their reactions to such a posh room. 
3. What was your favorite cliffhanger? When Quinn sees what Keane is. It gave me an evil laugh. >8D
4. Who is your favorite secondary character? I love Quinn's BFF, Abby. She's carefree, sweet, and, a great friend. She always knows when to push Quinn and when to listen.
5. ​What was your favorite change? There really isn't one that was big enough to think it made the story so much better. There were lots of little changes, but nothing big like with Leaves of Fall. 

I hope you enjoyed my 5 favorites from Tempting Friendship. Feel free to steal this idea from here. Just make sure to give props to K.T. and Aila for coming up with them.

​At first, Quinn isn't impressed by Keane. He's cocky and has sex on the brain. The polar opposite of her. Despite their differences, friendship blossoms between the two. 

Never one to take things seriously, Keane is an incubus coasting through life without a care. When he meets Quinn, her lack of reaction to him piques his interest. No human has ever been able to resist him. 

As Keane and Quinn struggle to understand what is going on between them, something sinister rocks their world. Young incubi are vanishing, and Keane's friends go missing. Someone is after his kind. When Quinn is kidnapped, Keane must uncover who is behind the abductions and reach her before it's too late.

You know what’s crazy? I’m not a poet. I don’t even care to read it much, but I will for a friend. And yet, in book two of Path of Angels, Zadekiel, I gave Zephyr a gift that makes her write poetry. Funny thing to do to a favorite character. I feel like I should have been kinder.

I guess, what I wanted was something that was short and snappy, that held a lot in a few words. It also had to mesh well with Zephyr’s character. Poetry fit the bill perfectly. A great poem can tell a whole story if done well. Could the style used also tell a lot about the writer? Here’s one of Zephyr’s poems and judge for yourself.

They left behind their home
In you they seek the truth
With dark eyes the path lies
Truth revealed when he speaks
Listen please
Thy breath to keep
Less you sleep eternal sleep