Book Updates

DidImpossible--cautionn’t realize until this past week that I haven’t actually posted any updates on books since…*sheepish gulp*…February. I’ve been posting chapters of TOSOTH (and I’m thrilled some of y’all are coming back to read them every week), but I haven’t actually updated anything. Rectifying that now.

For starters, it’s front porch weather. (And iced coffee weather, although I haven’t gotten around to making a batch yet.) We put our porch furniture out a few weeks ago and I’m very, very happy about it. 😀 (So are our three cats.)

I do have one major announcement: I will be posting cover art for Lady Ink next week. (Won’t be long now until publication—exciting!)

This is good, because the characters are stirring and I’m getting ready to commence work on the sequel. (Tentatively titled Ink Realm.) Several interesting themes are already developing; I’m looking forward to seeing how the story plays out.

As of this week, I am halfway through the first round of edits for The Guardians: Treason’s Edge. As with the first two books, I’m noticing that straightening out the timeline in the beginning of the story takes more work than the rest of the book, but it’s going well. Hope to have it finished and off to my beta readers in the next month or two…which means I get to start writing Book 4. *happy dance*

Still don’t have a title for my pirate/smuggler space opera novel yet, but the rough draft is about 2/3 finished. Hit a bit of a snag, which probably means I went off track at some point in the last few chapters and need to retrace my steps and start again, but it’s been fun to write. Should have the rough draft done soon.

The first five months of this year have been quite different from the first five months of last year in terms of writing and production. This time last year, I’d gotten more words drafted, but I hadn’t done nearly as much editing as I have thus far this year. Though I confess I’d hoped to have more done by now, we’ve had a lot going on this year, and I’m also in the process of starting new projects (both sequels, which means certain threads have to be connected at the start) instead of sailing forward with existing projects. So ultimately, it’s just different. The rest of this year will probably be better in terms of production than last year.

At any rate, for those of y’all in the U.S., have a wonderful Memorial Day weekend!

And stay tuned for Lady Ink’s cover art reveal!

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Novel Thursday: The Other Side of the Horizon 14

In a world of steamships and Progress, no one who sails due south across the Wild Sea ever returns.
No one knows why.
Dale Mortensen intends to solve the mystery. With the help of an old sailor and a reformed playboy searching for his missing sweetheart, he locates a captain and crew ambitious—not to mention crazy—enough to undertake the journey across the Wild Sea.
The
Infinity and her crew sail south, but the truth of what really lies on the other side of the horizon is more amazing—and terrifying—than anything they can imagine.
It’s the adventure of a lifetime—and it may just get Dale and his friends killed.

Find out how this Young Adult steampunk adventure unfolds chapter-by-chapter every Thursday! Click here to start from the beginning. Or if you want to read it at your own pace, buy the ebook for $7.99 from AmazonAppleBarnes & NobleKoboSmashwords or Sony, or get it as a trade paperback from Amazon, Barnes & Noble, or Book Depository.

THE OTHER SIDE OF THE HORIZON

E. R. PASKEY

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Novel Thursday: The Other Side of the Horizon 13

In a world of steamships and Progress, no one who sails due south across the Wild Sea ever returns.
No one knows why.
Dale Mortensen intends to solve the mystery. With the help of an old sailor and a reformed playboy searching for his missing sweetheart, he locates a captain and crew ambitious—not to mention crazy—enough to undertake the journey across the Wild Sea.
The
Infinity and her crew sail south, but the truth of what really lies on the other side of the horizon is more amazing—and terrifying—than anything they can imagine.
It’s the adventure of a lifetime—and it may just get Dale and his friends killed.

Find out how this Young Adult steampunk adventure unfolds chapter-by-chapter every Thursday! Click here to start from the beginning. Or if you want to read it at your own pace, buy the ebook for $7.99 from AmazonAppleBarnes & NobleKoboSmashwords or Sony, or get it as a trade paperback from Amazon, Barnes & Noble, or Book Depository.

THE OTHER SIDE OF THE HORIZON

E. R. PASKEY

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Novel Thursday: The Other Side of the Horizon 12

In a world of steamships and Progress, no one who sails due south across the Wild Sea ever returns.
No one knows why.
Dale Mortensen intends to solve the mystery. With the help of an old sailor and a reformed playboy searching for his missing sweetheart, he locates a captain and crew ambitious—not to mention crazy—enough to undertake the journey across the Wild Sea.
The
Infinity and her crew sail south, but the truth of what really lies on the other side of the horizon is more amazing—and terrifying—than anything they can imagine.
It’s the adventure of a lifetime—and it may just get Dale and his friends killed.

Find out how this Young Adult steampunk adventure unfolds chapter-by-chapter every Thursday! Click here to start from the beginning. Or if you want to read it at your own pace, buy the ebook for $7.99 from AmazonAppleBarnes & NobleKoboSmashwords or Sony, or get it as a trade paperback from Amazon, Barnes & Noble, or Book Depository.

THE OTHER SIDE OF THE HORIZON

E. R. PASKEY

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Novel Thursday: The Other Side of the Horizon 11

In a world of steamships and Progress, no one who sails due south across the Wild Sea ever returns.
No one knows why.
Dale Mortensen intends to solve the mystery. With the help of an old sailor and a reformed playboy searching for his missing sweetheart, he locates a captain and crew ambitious—not to mention crazy—enough to undertake the journey across the Wild Sea.
The
Infinity and her crew sail south, but the truth of what really lies on the other side of the horizon is more amazing—and terrifying—than anything they can imagine.
It’s the adventure of a lifetime—and it may just get Dale and his friends killed.

Find out how this Young Adult steampunk adventure unfolds chapter-by-chapter every Thursday! Click here to start from the beginning. Or if you want to read it at your own pace, buy the ebook for $7.99 from AmazonAppleBarnes & NobleKoboSmashwords or Sony, or get it as a trade paperback from Amazon, Barnes & Noble, or Book Depository.

THE OTHER SIDE OF THE HORIZON

E. R. PASKEY

ELEVEN Continue reading

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Novel Thursday: The Other Side of the Horizon 10

In a world of steamships and Progress, no one who sails due south across the Wild Sea ever returns.
No one knows why.
Dale Mortensen intends to solve the mystery. With the help of an old sailor and a reformed playboy searching for his missing sweetheart, he locates a captain and crew ambitious—not to mention crazy—enough to undertake the journey across the Wild Sea.
The
Infinity and her crew sail south, but the truth of what really lies on the other side of the horizon is more amazing—and terrifying—than anything they can imagine.
It’s the adventure of a lifetime—and it may just get Dale and his friends killed.

Find out how this Young Adult steampunk adventure unfolds chapter-by-chapter every Thursday! Click here to start from the beginning. Or if you want to read it at your own pace, buy the ebook for $7.99 from AmazonAppleBarnes & NobleKoboSmashwords or Sony, or get it as a trade paperback from Amazon, Barnes & Noble, or Book Depository.

THE OTHER SIDE OF THE HORIZON

E. R. PASKEY

TEN Continue reading

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