AERALIS IS AVAILABLE!

Squeeeeee!

I'm so excited!! AERALIS, the 5th and final book in The Frost Chronicles, is now available for purchase in the Kindle and Nook stores!

* wild cheering ensues *

You can grab a copy for your Kindle here!

You can grab a copy for your Nook here!

If you read the paperbacks, stay tuned, because they will be out in a few weeks.

Enjoy, everyone. I hope you love it as much as I do.

More Frost Launch Festivities

Hi guys! Today I'm celebrating the launch of my newest YA novel, Frost! * tosses confetti *

Below, you can find some of the book launch posts that are spread all over the blogosphere:


Find out about the making of the cover at A Diary of a Book Addict

See my actor pick for Lia at We Fancy Books

See my actor pick for Gabe (if he dyed his hair darker!) at Journey With Books

See my actor pic for Ivy at Bookworm Lisa

I've been interviewed over at Megan Likes Books

Read my guest post about creating chemistry in your novel at The Princess of Storyland

Enter to win in the giveaway at Stuck In Books

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And there's TONS more!

You can see all the Frost-related posts at A Tale of Many Reviews

It's Coming...

Only two weeks away!!

I got this from Julie (A Tale of Many Reviews blog), who's in charge of my launch day party and also my book tour (which isn't until this summer, actually... maybe I can have the sequel out by then as well).

I can't wait to be DONE with all the final details for this book so I can start on the second one!

Here's one of the blog tour banners, made by Dani from Refracted Light. So pretty:

Now I'm off to work on guest posts for the big day...

Official Book Launch Day!!

Well, folks, it's time! The Curse Girl officially launches today!!

* confetti and balloons fall from the sky, zombicorns dance, trumpets blare *

The book is available for purchase at Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and Smashwords!

Also, I have goodies!

The first 10 people to email me stating they are willing to write an honest review of the book will receive a free copy from either Amazon (Kindle book) or a coupon for a free download from Smashwords (whatever format you prefer, EPUB, PDF, etc). Scout's honor about the review, since I can't make you do it or anything. You can post that review anywhere, Amazon, B&N, Smashwords, Goodreads, your blog ... I think Amazon is the biggest moneymaker in terms of sales for most ebook indies, but do whatever you like.

If you don't want to have to write a review or anything, but still want to do a good deed, feel free to pop over to Amazon and click "like" or click my book tags at the bottom of the page. This helps me somehow (increased visibility?) Here's a link to that page again. Remember, the zombicorns dance whenever someone clicks the like button.

Here's a summary of the book:

When her father tries to steal magic from the mysterious, beastly master of the "Curse House" outside her home town, seventeen-year-old Beauty is the one who becomes a prisoner. But Will isn't anything like she expected. He's the same age as she is, for one thing. He's also really handsome, contrary to local legend. 

Well, maybe the whole "beast" thing is meant to be metaphorical, because he's a total jerk.

Between the house's weird magic and Will's snobby attitude, the situation is nearly unbearable, and Beauty only wants to escape. But there are complications. The witch who cursed Will left him a riddle to solve and four years to figure it out. And now that Beauty's become a part of this messed up fairy tale, she'd better help Will figure out the riddle so they can break the curse, or she's going to remain a prisoner in the curse house too.

Because the four years are almost up . . .

Fireworks!

Also, Emily White has an interview and a giveaway featuring me on her blog today. Head over and check it out! You could win a free digital copy of The Curse Girl!