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Trials of Fire and Rebirth is going on tour!
I'm currently doing some revisions for Trials of Fire and Rebirth, the third Immortal Beings book! Everything is falling into place for it's June release, and ARCs will be going out in May through ByTheBook Virtual Book Parties!
If you are interested in getting an ARC in exchange for posting an honest review in June, go sign-up with ByTheBook at https://bythebookvbp.com/reviewers/
Beth and Nicole are among the kindest and most organized people I've worked with, and they organize lots of virtual book tours! Their site does say US only, but feel free to sign-up if you are in the UK as well! We have made a plan for getting UK reviewers the same swag as well as paperback editions of Trials of Fire and Rebirth.
Take care, stay healthy and cozy!
Trials of Fire and Rebirth 99¢ Sale
To celebrate launch week, the Kindle edition of Trials of Fire and Rebirth is on sale for 99 cents!
"A vibrant, elucidating LGBTQ+ fantasy." -Kirkus (Starred Review)
An immortal who can’t remember the past and a god who wants to forget it…
An Ning wakes in a male body with no memories. When she uses her immortal magic to feed refugees, they worship her as a god and call her Peace Bringer. Yet peace eludes An Ning.
Karana hates being the God of Destruction. He would happily abandon his role and leave ruling the universe to his relatives. Unfortunately, those relatives are insisting he deals with the Cult of Alag Karana and its new tendency to burn women alive.
When the cult leads Karana to An Ning’s village, he realizes his regrets are tied to An Ning’s mysteries.
But even if they face their dark history, can they build a brighter future?
See on Amazon
"A vibrant, elucidating LGBTQ+ fantasy." -Kirkus (Starred Review)
An immortal who can’t remember the past and a god who wants to forget it…
An Ning wakes in a male body with no memories. When she uses her immortal magic to feed refugees, they worship her as a god and call her Peace Bringer. Yet peace eludes An Ning.
Karana hates being the God of Destruction. He would happily abandon his role and leave ruling the universe to his relatives. Unfortunately, those relatives are insisting he deals with the Cult of Alag Karana and its new tendency to burn women alive.
When the cult leads Karana to An Ning’s village, he realizes his regrets are tied to An Ning’s mysteries.
But even if they face their dark history, can they build a brighter future?
See on Amazon
