New Covers!

Hello, Champions!

We’ve got more books with new covers. First up, Princess Ahira has a new ebook/paperback cover!

Princess Ahira: Amazon.com  |  All other Amazon Stores

I’m pretty stoked about this cover because it has a dragon on it, and Ahira is wearing Azmaveth’s colors! Woohoo for accuracy! This beautiful cover was created by Wesley Souza, the talented artist who also made the new Robyn Hood covers.

The King Arthur three packs and Endings also got new covers–these made by Trif Design, who made the complete series boxset cover, so now the whole series matches!

King Arthur and Her Knights Series: Amazon.com  |  All other Amazon Stores

After going through some hassles with books and files, I decided to pull the individual novella titles of King Arthurs off of Amazon, so now the official series listing includes the first two three packs and Endings, and then of course we still have the complete series boxset. This was done more for a file-sanity reason, and because I’m way more likely to either put the complete series boxset on sale, or the first threepack on sale, so there wasn’t a point in having the novellas. (Particularly because no one was reading those versions anyway.)

Nothing has changed in the books, I just removed the original novellas and swapped it out for the three packs!

And finally one of my oldest series, The M.B.R.C., got a makeover for the individual books and the 3-pack! Now all of them match and the 3-pack has it’s own special image.

MBRC Individual Books: Amazon.com | All other Amazon Stores

MBRC Complete Series: Amazon.com  |  All other Amazon Stores

Natasha Snow–who also did my Hall of Blood and Mercy covers–recovered this series for me! I love the font she went with–and the colors! Random fact about the M.B.R.C. covers: since the series is set in Chicago I specifically asked Natasha to use the Chicago skyline for the background cityscape! It’s easiest to tell this if you look at the 3-pack cover, since the Willis Tower has such a prominent spot in the background. 🙂

And that’s everything for today! Thanks for reading, Champions, and have a lovely day!

Book-fun!

Hello, Champions! Last month’s video was a smashing success–it is so much faster for me to do these videos, so I’m going to try experimenting with recording one once a month! This month’s discussion topic is the trope, Found Family! I hope you enjoy it!

Thanks for watching! (PS: Youtube and Facebook always have THE BEST icons for my videos, buwahah!)

Farewell King Arthurs

This is it, Champions. This is the last official King Arthurs and Her Knights post. It’s been so much fun, and I am so honored and touched by how much love Britt, Merlin, and the Knights of the Round Table have received.

As I mentioned over a week ago, I’m going to close out the fun with a interview with Britt and Merlin! You guys blew me away with the number and depth of your questions, so I actually typed up the interview in a separate document. (Click Here for the PDF File) I hope the interview brings you both laughter, and closure!

When I started writing Endings I was really looking forward to giving Britt a strong finale and closing out her story. I thought the worst of the pain was over when I finished the last edit and put the book up for sale, but everything from reading reviews to writing out responses to the interview has been a bittersweet reminder that this is the last time I’ll be doing this for Britt Arthurs.

I want to give a big thank you to all you faithful Champions. The King Arthurs series was a bit of an experiment for me, and I grew a lot as a storyteller through writing these books. Thank you for supporting me as I wrote these tales, and for supporting Britt as she fought to establish an honorable court.

As I’ve said again and again, I write because I want to entertain and make people laugh. But with the King Arthurs books I also wanted to inspire. Britt Arthurs was a normal girl. Admittedly, her hobbies were a bit eccentric, but otherwise she was your standard American…and she went on to do great things. You might say her adventures in Camelot transformed her–and they did–but really it was her heart and thirst for honor and justice that made the Sword in the Stone recognize her as a potential king.

Because of the King Arthurs series, I have heard from many of you, and I can confidently say that so many of you are like Britt. Many of you have a passion for what is right, a gentleness in your forgiving nature, or great ferocity in your courage. It might sound kinda weird coming from a random author-chick’s rambling blog post, but I hope you see the beauty in your own heart and the great impact you have on those around you.

Thank you for reading, Champions. And thank you for joining me on this last story of High King Britt Arthurs.