Events!
Hello, everyone! I’m still recovering from a deadly fever and hacking up bits of my lungs, so this will be short and informative and not much else. But it’s amazing how much better I feel. You know how you can tell you’re getting better after an illness when you start having the energy to notice how cruddy you’re feeling? Yeah. Like that.
Anyway, on to the events!
This Thursday, December 6, at 7pm, I’ll be signing at the Beaverton/Cedar Hills Crossing Powell’s. I will be reading from the second Jill Kismet book (the first Kismet book, Night Shift, is due out in July 2008) and will be signing copies of the Valentine and Watcher books. I hope to see you there! I will probably be coughing a bit, which I hope will not interfere with the reading too much. But I’m not contagious and I feel loads better, so I should be Mostly In Fine Form.
Also, on January 18, 2008, I will be signing at the University Bookstore in Seattle with the fabulous Richelle Mead. We are Wonder Twins and troublemakers, and our powers will activate…I hope Mark Henry and Kat Richardson can make it too, which would make it a Mondo Event. The world might tip off its axis with so much coolness in one place.
Many of you have asked when Steelflower will be released in print. I am happy to report that the latest date I’ve been given is January 29, 2008. Further bulletins as events warrant.
Also in late December, My Big Fat Supernatural Honeymoon will be hitting the shelves! This is an anthology, edited by the fabulous P.N. Elrod, chock-full of hot urban fantasy and paranormal romance, including a story by yours truly titled Half of Being Married.
What happens when a vampire hunter marries a werewolf–and the honeymoon gets a little too exciting? Kat and Mitchell Black have both been keeping secrets, and when their wedded bliss turns out to be full of bloodsuckers and sorcerers, things can get very interesting indeed…
I was thrilled to be asked to participate in this anthology, and again, I can’t wait to hear what Readers think.
December’s going to be a big month. Let’s hope I can stay out of the ninth circle of Hellshopping malls until at least two weeks past New Year’s. I suspect that’s safest for everyone…
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