Danny Andela has spent decades being the person who spots trouble before everyone else. But what happens when no one believes her—and she can no longer entirely trust herself? ROGUE STAR, Book 2.0 of Hammer Down, is now available for preorder.
The complete Scandalous Sirens trilogy is here in one gorgeous collection—available as an ebook, in print, and as a spectacular premium hardcover edition.
The Scandalous Sirens Omnibus is one week away—but you don’t have to wait to start reading. Meet Elisa in Chapter One of Forbidden, the novel that began three Victorian romances and a much larger family saga.
Three Victorian women. Three very different love stories. But somewhere along the way, Elisa, Natasha and Annalies became something more: sisters. And the family they created would go on to become the foundation of the Scandalous Scions series.
The Indie Author Survival Guide by Tracy Cooper-Posey is out now—a practical guide to building a profitable, productive, resilient writing career in a tougher publishing market.
Stop introducing your characters. Readers don’t want a list of traits—they want the pleasure of discovering who someone is through action, dialogue, and the little details that make a story feel real. Trust your readers to connect the dots, and your fiction will become stronger, faster, and far more engaging.
Sometimes the stories we’re most excited about are the ones we forget to talk about. For months, I’ve been quietly publishing The Summer Garden every Sunday on Substack—a gentle serial about grief, friendship, second chances, and the unexpected community found in a neighborhood garden. If you haven’t discovered Scotty and the residents of Mill Creek Community Garden yet, now’s the perfect time to step through the gate.
History has a habit of changing its mind. Japan’s women warriors were long known in English as onna-bugeisha, but historians increasingly use the more accurate term onna-musha—women who actually fought. Discover the remarkable story of Nakano Takeko, the fearless warrior who led a band of women into one of the final battles of the samurai era, and learn how a simple change in terminology reflects a deeper understanding of Japan’s past.
What if the definition of an indie author hasn’t kept pace with the publishing industry? The principles that built the indie revolution still matter—but the world around them has changed dramatically. It’s time to rethink what independence really means in today’s publishing landscape.
Most readers remember C.S. Lewis for The Chronicles of Narnia. I remember him for his science fiction. On his birthday, I’m looking back at the Space Trilogy and the remarkable way Lewis used speculative fiction not to predict the future, but to challenge how we see ourselves—and humanity’s place in the universe.
