Dreamspinner Press discussion

Hello everyone!! Since my book Choices is due out soon, I thought I'd put this up here and see if anyone would like to discuss it or just ask me questions. :)

Incidentally, Choices is up for pre-order, so you can go see it on the DSP page here.

Thanks!

It sounds like it has a very interesting plot! I look forward to reading it when it comes out.

Thank you! I'm glad to hear it. I do hope you enjoy it and that it lives up to the expectations. :D

I have been horribly remiss and silent. So, I wish to rectify that now!

Choices is now out! I am still working through some stuff for a blog tour and so head over to my blog: http://gracerduncan.wordpress.com and check out all the hops. Several of them still have no comments, so there are still plenty of chances to win!

Wow, that was fun! I went to each stop. The posts were fun, and I loved all the pictures you included. I can't wait to read Choices.

Thank you so much for stopping! I will get replies to your comments. : D It's been a little crazy, but I will reply! LOL Thanks again. :D

Oh I loved Choices, I think the conditioning of the guys was my fav part of all. Damn it, it was intense. :)

Thomaidha wrote: "Oh I loved Choices, I think the conditioning of the guys was my fav part of all. Damn it, it was intense. :)"

Thank you so very much for saying so! That really makes my day. :D

I haven't been keeping up here and to the readers who follow me, my greatest apologies. The only defense I have is that I have been busy pounding out new stories. I've had two new releases recently AND a blog tour with a giveaway.

First is a free short and sequel to Choices, Coronation.


When a country crowns a new ruler, the people rejoice. For most, it’s a time to put away old fears and look to a future of peace and prosperity. But for Teman, a pleasure slave in the land of Neyem, the coronation of his love and master Bathasar fills him with new fears.

Assassination rumors roll through the country—and Bathasar is the target. And Teman knows a malik has many duties. Bathasar may not have room in his life for devotion to a slave—a lover he can’t publicly claim. The love they have might shine brighter than the crown’s jewels, but only if they can keep it alive against all odds.


Also newly released is the second in the Deception



Cyrus and Nadir first met as hungry orphans on Behekam’s streets at twelve years old. They became friends, then partners in the thievery that enabled them to survive, and as they passed their days together, they fell in love. When they are both taken as pleasure slaves in the opulent palace of the Malik of Neyem, love becomes more complicated.

Rumors of an attempt on Malik Bathasar's life put Cyrus and Nadir's relationship to the test—they must pose convincingly as intimate slaves to the young malik as part of a plan to lure the assassin into the open. Teman—Malik Bathasar’s real personal pleasure slave and true lover—was once trained by Cyrus for the same duties, and the attraction and care Cyrus developed for him then still remains. The Malik of Neyem proves an easy man to love and Nadir’s feelings for him grow while they’re pretending to love each other.

Cyrus and Nadir care deeply for each other but they’ve forgotten the first rule of love: communicate in honesty. Their love remains strong enough to weather the changes—if they have the courage not only to face the coming dangers, but to put aside deception and find their truth.

I do hope you enjoy both of these. Coronation is freely available on the Dreamspinner site, so head over and download it today.

Coming soon, I have a title in the 2013 Advent Calendar - Heartwarming called Celebrating You. The daily delivery is still available and if you buy it ahead of time, you get a new story every day in December delivered to your email. Pretty cool.


With the world’s population down to almost nothing and his husband dead, Daniel is sure he’ll spend Christmas alone with his dog, cats, and goats. Jake has been wandering aimlessly since the world went to hell and he lost his partner. As far as he’s concerned, there’s nothing to celebrate. But he finds himself helping Daniel with his Christmas tree and listening to him describe all the things to be thankful for.

Through tree decoration, dinner, and a chess game, Daniel and Jake discover a connection between them that hints at a possibility both had long declared impossible. When the chess game is over and they’re in each other’s arms, they realize how good it feels… and how right. But after having lost everything, are they willing to believe in the possibility of something beyond basic survival?

Last, but certainly not least, I am currently doing a blog tour to celebrate the release of Deception! Head over to my Facebook page and make sure you like me to keep up with the updates. Also, you can go straight to the blog tour info over here.

Thanks so much for reading and I hope to see you on the tour!