Tuesday, January 30, 2018

99c Pre-Order Available on Smashwords: Granny Finds a Gas Mask

Granny Finds a Gas Mask is now available for pre-order from Smashwords for 99c. It will revert to its usual price of 2.99 shortly after its February 17, 2018 release date, when it will also be available for purchase from Amazon and DriveThruFiction, as well as via Smashwords and DriveThruFiction distribution.


Helping Gran is a chore, but with her holding their mobile phones hostage, Gareth and Giselle have no choice. Unpacking boxes of books is no surprise. Unpacking the gas mask is—and so is finding themselves back in the war, in Gran’s war, because ‘some things are meant to be changed’. How on Earth, does Gran expect them to help with this? Better yet, how on Earth, can they get back home?

Granny Finds a Gas Mask is the first book in a series where the things Granny finds lead to adventure, and Gareth and Giselle have to figure out how to get back to their own time and place.

NEW COVER: Dear Tiger: I Don’t Think I’m Human Anymore



The fourth cover for this year is for the second book in the Tiger Letters series, by Carlie Simonsen. Dear Tiger: I Don’t Think I’m Human Any More takes up the story, where the first book left off.



Trapped in a room, and unable to hug her family, Simone knows she is changing. She just doesn’t know what she’s changing into, or how long it will take. The company doctors won’t tell her, and Tiger seems so far away. But at least he writes back, and he’s trying to help. Maybe, together, they can find a way out.

Monday, January 29, 2018

RERELEASE: Dear Tiger: I Miss You

Carlie Simonsen's science fiction story, Dear Tiger: I Miss You, has been re-released. To celebrate, it will remain at 99c on Smashwords for until Friday, February 9, 2018.

 
“Dear Tiger, this has been the best day ever… but I lie.”

Simone Michaels is in trouble, but she doesn’t know how deep. Her parents’ expedition has gone missing, and that she’s afraid she’ll go missing, too. Will she get the chance to see her mum and dad, again?