Kitty and Cadaver is being launched this weekend at Continuum – and here I’d like you all to see the gorgeous cover designed by Willsin Rowe (who has done so many fantastic covers for me!)
If you’re unable to attend Continuum for the launch, never fear – I’ll be holding a public launch in July at a Melbourne venue where Jess Harris and her band will perform some of the songs from the book!
I’m delighted to reveal the cover for my third Duo Ex Machina novel, Number One Fan.
It’s 2009 and Frank and Milo are in a new phase of their music career. They’re not where they thought they’d be: the violence they’ve witnessed and been subjected to has had consequences.
In spite of the traumas they’re dealing with, they are still making music. A new album has just been released and Frank is cutting his teeth as a producer for former pop princess, Gabriella Valli.
Then they start seeing strange messages from their Number One Fan. The trouble is that there are way too many candidates for the role.
The book is being serialised in fortnightly chapters on my Patreon. Once the final chapter is posted in April, the ebook will be prepared and published in partnership with Clan Destine Press.
I love Willsin’s work – he’s made a lot of my Clan Destine Press novel covers – and he’s created another fantastic cover for the Duo Ex Machina series. Thanks Willsin!
Last year, my publisher’s distributor went kaput. Some quick work saved my ebooks from being swallowed in the process, but it’s taken several months of wrangling to get the titles back onto Amazon! (Well, for some reason Expendable still isn’t there, but it’s shown up on other, related platforms so it should follow soon.)
I’m particularly delighted that the Duo Ex Machina novellas are now finally available again to readers across several ebook platforms: iBooks, Google Play, Nook Books, Kobo and Kindle!
The titles that have made a return are
Of course, while the books are back, none of the previous reviews have come back with them. If you’ve read any of them and would like to leave a review on Amazon or Goodreads, that would be enormously helpful in getting the algorithms to help people see the titles. Reviews don’t have to be long. A sentence to say whether or not you liked it, and perhaps another sentence or two about why, is enough for any platform and to help readers decide if the story is for them.
But either way, hooray for these ten titles being available once again!
At long last I am getting around to organising a review crew!
What’s a Review Crew? A mailing list of people who like to review books and who might like to review my books as they come out.
Depending on the publisher, review copies may be available as an ebook or through a site like Netgalley. You’ll only receive emails when a new book is being released, and you’ll be able to unsubscribe at any time.
If you’d like to join my Review Crew, please let me know which genres appeal to you, and you’ll only be notified of the relevant books for review. Let me know your preferred ebook format too!
If you end up reviewing anything, it would be wonderful if you could let me know, with a link to the review (Goodreads, Amazon, your own blog or some other social media platform).
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