AFTER HOURS sales

OK, the After Hours: Tales from the Ur-bar anthology is slipping a little in the sales department, so I thought I'd bring it back into everyone's mind. If you've already ordered it or read it, great! Thanks for the support! If not, why are you waiting? I mean, fifteen stories by fifteen great authors! Our reviews have been good to, with different reviewers picking out different stories that they liked, which tells me that the anthology is well-rounded and that everyone should be able to find a couple of great stories they love in there. Here's a handy link to the book on Amazon.com, which for some unknown reason has the book at a slight discount of 4%, so you can save a grand total of 31 cents! Rush over now! (Yes, there is some snark in there.)





And while you're at it, there are a few other books I'd suggest you take a look at. Recent releases and a few up-and-coming must-haves for preorder. And don't forget that on some of the older books, Amazon.com has the buy-3-get-one-free thing going on. (Such as my older Throne books, hint-hint.)

Preorder Leaves of Flame by Benjamin Tate
Preorder The Modern Fae's Guide to Surviving Humanity anthology edited by Joshua Palmatier & Patricia Bray
Spellcast by Barbara Ashford
Well of Sorrows by Benjamin Tate
The Skewed Throne by Joshua Palmatier
The Cracked Throne by Joshua Palmatier
The Vacant Throne by Joshua Palmatier

BIG snippet from LEAVES OF FLAME

I'm in the revision process for Leaves of Flame and made the hard decision to cut the following scene completely. Even though the scene adds some interesting elements--giving some motivation for Vaeren's actions and providing some setting and color to the Alvritshai's past--I didn't think it was necessary for this section. Plus, my editor asked me to shorten/tighten/streamline some of the "travel" scenes in the novel and cutting this section certainly shortened the travel scenes. (At the same time, I'm supposed to bump up the history of the Old Continent and New Continent regarding the humans, and I haven't figured out how I'm going to do that yet.) In any case, I hope you all enjoy. Colin, Aeren, Eraeth, and a bunch of other characters that none of the readers of Well of Sorrows have met yet, are traveling through the ruined Alvritshai city of Taeraenfall in the northern wastes--the lands that the Alvritshai were forced to abandon because of the encroaching glaciers and snow. They're searching for a Well that's farther north. You get some of the tension between Colin, Aeren, and the members who are part of the Order of the Flame here.

( A Cut Scene from LEAVES OF FLAME )

Preorder LEAVES OF FLAME on Amazon.com here.
Or catch up by ordering WELL OF SORROWS here.