Tag: free fiction
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Linky Goodness
Red Shoes In the department of really, really bad ideas, there is this one: to force young men who are training to become leaders to wear high heels for a mile-long walk. I’m sorry, but this has nothing at all to do with ‘walking in women’s shoes’ because a sensible woman isn’t going to walk…
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Reading Material
#freefiction #scifi #fantasy Since I’m not yet working on a new project, there will be no snippeting for a while. Likely through the end of May, as school is taking all my brain right now. I’ll let you know when it gives that organ back… and in the meantime, I will try to find and…
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Launch Day!
It’s official, Trickster Noir is available for purchase. Print, ebooks for kindle, nook, and more, all up and ready to buy. If you enjoyed Pixie Noir, you will enjoy this tale of what comes after that story closed. I feel a little awkward talking about my own book, so hopefully a few fans will make…
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Free Story!
Come and get it! I know I have done this before, but this is one of my most popular tales. Because I could, and to celebrate the launch of Trickster Noir, Little Red and the Wolf-Man is free for five days. If you enjoy a twisted fairy tale, where the heroine is packing heat, you might…
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Favorite Free Reads!
My Mom was looking for good SF or Fantasy books, cheap FREE. So I compiled a list, with links, for her. On Basilisk Station, by David Weber Oath of Swords, also by David Weber, one of the best Epic Fantasy series out there. A Hymn Before Battle, by John Ringo, excellent military SF 1632, by…
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A Flash Of Rain
I had written this flash fiction piece a while back, and put it away, it is too short to do much with, but it’s a poignant story, and when I came across it this afternoon I decided to share it here. Enjoy. Let me know what you think. ******************* Aunt Emma was watering the garden…
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Story Snippet!
If you’re interested in my new mystery novella, Memories of the Abyss, but wanted to see what it was about before you bought it, here’s a snip! Let me know what you think… Memories She sat in the warm afternoon sun, her face tilted toward the warmth, eyes closed. It was finally spring, and she…