December 22, 2024

Yuletide greetings!

Yesterday was Yule - the Winter Solstice for those of us in the Northern Hemisphere - the Summer Solstice for those in the Southern. I find it a bit cheering to know that the days are now going to start getting longer.

Christmas will happen and Hanukkah will start before my next newsletter goes out, so I want to wish you all a warm and wonderful holiday.

Ace loves the puppy and is so good with him. Bear is still afraid of him, but he’s settling. Chess got a checkup and is good.

Ace loves Chess

I’ll be honest, I’m still struggling. It’s hard to hold the story threads in my head in order to get the words out. I’ve been writing, but not at the pace or volume I’m used to. I thought I’d be doing better at this point, but healing and grieving happen on their own schedule. I’m improving, but slowly. Thanks for being patient with me.

If you know someone who enjoys audiobooks, please pass the Graffridge Publishing info on to them. I could really use more eyes (and ears) on that page and get some subscribers going.

Now there are some great promos and discounts running. Check them out, will ya? Thanks!

Smashwords! All of my books are 50% off through December!

Author’s Republic is running a promo for the audiobook of Dead & Buried. You can get the version narrated by Christian Black right here - for $5

Kharon, the only place I’m safe, is in my rearview mirror as I take the treacherous journey to Mandara.
I know it’s dangerous, but I have to go. Something is pulling me to the city. When I get there, I’m surprised to discover it’s a person - Errapel, nurse to the dying soul I’ve been sent to assist. He’s a breath of fresh air to my stagnant life, but the law says vulture shifters are forbidden from taking a mate.
Is there anything that can keep us together? Maybe, but I have no idea what it could be. Society is a difficult thing to fight. Can a vulture shifter outcast, and a sweet hare shifter nurse, beat the odds, or will the archaic laws tear them apart?