First Quarter Release Summary 2018

We put out a few titles during the first quarter this year, and we hope to have a few more out by the end of this one. So far, our release year has looked a bit like this:

JANUARY:

5th: The Queen's Game by C.M. Simpson: an urban fantasy short story set in the pixie-dust world, and available from Smashwords, Amazon, and DriveThruFiction, as well as via Draft2Digital and Smashwords distribution.
13th: A Planet's Ransom by Carlie Simonsen: a stand-alone young adult science-fiction novel, available from Smashwords, Amazon, and DriveThruFiction, as well as via Draft2Digital and Smashwords distribution.
20th: In Full Flight by Carlie Simonsen: the third book in Carlie's young adult urban fantasy series, Wings, available from Smashwords, Amazon, and DriveThruFiction, as well as via Draft2Digital and Smashwords distribution.
27th:Welcome to the Fruit Platter by Ellie Moonwater: the second book in her urban fantasy erotica series, Downtown Wizards and Weres, and available from Smashwords, and Amazon, as well as via Smashwords distribution.
29th: Dear Tiger: I Miss You by Carlie Simonsen: a re-release of the first science fiction short, in her young adult science fiction chapter book series, Letters Across Space (aka The Tiger Letters), and now available from Smashwords, Amazon, Kobo, and DriveThruFiction, as well as via Draft2Digital and Smashwords distribution.

FEBRUARY:
3rd: Reluctant Liaison by C.M. Simpson: an urban fantasy short story set in the pixie-dust world, and available from Smashwords, Amazon, and DriveThruFiction, as well as via Draft2Digital and Smashwords distribution.
17th: Granny Finds a Gas Mask by Carlie Simonsen: a young-adult, time-travel short chapter book, partly set in World War II and Australia, now available from Smashwords, Amazon, and DriveThruFiction, as well as via Draft2Digital and Smashwords distribution.
24th: Dear Tiger: I Don't Think I'm Human Anymore by Carlie Simonsen: the second young-adult, science-fiction short chapter book, in Carlie's Letters Across Space/The Tiger Letters series, now available from Smashwords, Amazon, Kobo, and DriveThruFiction, as well as via Draft2Digital and Smashwords distribution. 

MARCH:
2nd: Memory's Vampire by C.M. Simpson: a short vampire horror story, available from Smashwords, Amazon, and DriveThruFiction, as well as via Draft2Digital and Smashwords distribution.
16th: Dear Tiger: Don't Look Back  by Carlie Simonsen: the third book in Carlie's young-adult, science-fiction chapter book series, Letters Across Space/The Tiger Letters series, now available from Smashwords, Amazon, Kobo, and DriveThruFiction, as well as via Draft2Digital and Smashwords distribution.
30th: Dear Tiger: I Like Your Lab by Carlie Simonsen: the fourth book in Carlie's young-adult, science-fiction chapter book series, Letters Across Space/The Tiger Letters series, now available from Smashwords, Amazon, Kobo, and DriveThruFiction, as well as via Draft2Digital and Smashwords distribution.

NEW COVER—The Dear Tiger Omnibus

Our fourth, and hopefully not final, cover approval for this week is the cover for The Dear Tiger Omnibus, which collects each of the six titles in Carlie Simonsen’s Dear Tiger series in a single volume.

NEW COVER—Dear Tiger: Help Me Find My Sisters

Our third cover approval for the week is the cover for Dear Tiger: Help Me Find My Sisters, the sixth and final book in Carlie Simonsen’s Dear Tiger chapter book series.

NEW COVER—Dear Tiger: Let’s Go A-Hunting

Second cover approval for the week is the cover for Dear Tiger: Let’s Go A-Hunting, the fifth book in Carlie Simonsen’s Dear Tiger chapter book series.

Several solar systems apart, Simone and Tiger must work together to rescue Marrietta before FedExplore terminates her as an experiment gone wrong. It’s a race against time, complicated by the increasing chances of an alien incursion, and Simone’s parents putting themselves in danger in Sharvin’s ruins. This time, the chances of them reuniting have never seemed so far away. 

NEW COVER—Mack ‘n’ Me: Blaedergil’s Host

We have approved the cover for Mack ‘n’ Me: Blaedergil’s Host in preparation for its May release.

I stayed off Mack's radar for a good three months, or so I'd thought. Maybe he was just letting me run. He found me, kicked my ass and hauled me right back on board. He'd been doing that on and off for the past two years. Problem was, Odyssey was also on my tail, and, when this job was done, Mack was supposed to hand me back. Not gonna happen. And, now I was back to Square One: Kick free of Odyssey & kick free of Mack... just as soon as the mission was done, because how could I turn my back on *that*?