The ebook version has been out for about 2 months, and I’ve finally got all the kinks worked out for the paperback version.
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Testament of Steel’s release date!
I didn’t have much to say last month, so no newsletter went out. Plus, with the pandemic situation, I just didn’t have the desire or time to create a newsletter. This month is different. My job is straightening up. Things aren’t so up in the air and crazy, so here we go. First things first….
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Steel Sharpens releases today and all my other books are FREE!
Hey everyone,I’m so excited to let y’all know that Steel Sharpens, the sequel to Blood of a Novice and the second book in The Eternal Ephemera series released day! And today is also my 10-year anniversary as a published author, which is surreally amazing. I’m not sure if surreally is a proper adverb, lol, but…
