NEW COVER—Dear Tiger: I Like Your Lab by Carlie Simonsen

This is the new cover for Dear Tiger: I Like Your Lab, the fourth book in Carlie Simonsen’s Letters Across Space (aka The Tiger Letters) series, a science fiction adventure told in a series of emails sent between Simone and Tiger. This book is scheduled for release on March 30, 2018, and will be available from Smashwords, Amazon, and DriveThruFiction, and via Draft2Digital and Smashwords distribution.

Finally located in the same complex, Tiger and Simone are separated again, as Simone begins to mutate—and it isn’t pretty. Tiger says he’ll talk her through it, but will he be there when she finally emerges? There are some things no friendship can survive. Could the hunter fever be one of them?

NEW RELEASE: Memory's Vampire by C.M. Simpson

The first release for March has arrived! Memory's Vampire is a short horror story about vampire's and dreaming, and is now available direct from Smashwords, DriveThruFiction, and Amazon, and via Draft2Digital and Smashwords distribution.

Not all vampires feed on blood. The ones we hunt take your memories before they take your life—and now they are hunting back. We’ve been compromised, and I don’t know who to trust. That comes later. Right now, I just want to make it back to my body alive.

NEW COVER: Dear Tiger: Don’t Look Back by Carlie Simonsen

This is the new cover for Dear Tiger: Don’t Look Back, the third book in Carlie Simonsen’s Letters Across Space series, a science fiction adventure told in a series of letters and emails. Dear Tiger: Don’t Look Back is scheduled for release on March 16, 2018, and will be available from Smashwords, Amazon, DriveThruFiction, and via Draft2Digital and Smashwords distribution.

Simone escaping FedExplore was only the first step. Now, Tiger has to do the same. Simone says Odyssey can help, but Tiger is already on the run. Catching up with him and getting him to safety might be harder than it looks. Can he give FedExplore the slip, or will its bounty hunters bag him first? And what about the aliens that killed his parents? Are they really following him? Or is it just coincidence? Once again, a trail of email tells the story as Simone and Tiger try to reach each other against all odds.