New covers

I have two new covers! One for my print release, Wolf Town Mates. (Comprised of the novellas Wolf Town, Push Pull and Moon Run.) Coming in May.

One of my June digital release, Running Wild.

Moon Run on sale!

Moon Run, the third novella in the Wolf Town trilogy is now on sale. I’m so happy to see it go live. This is Teo and Iain’s story.

You can buy it from Samhain, Kindle-US, Kindle-UK, Nook, Sony, iTunes, All Romance.

Excerpt here.

Nice reviews at Jessewave and Whipped Cream, if you want to get more of a feel for the story.

I’m excited to see it’s already on lists at Samhain and Amazon and I’m so grateful to my readers

Moon Run on Pre-order

Hey look, you can pre-order Moon Run:
Samhain
Kindle
Nook

Its release date is October 18. Here’s the blurb!

The wolf races in where the human heart trembles to follow.

Wolf Town, Book 3

Iain’s head has called Wolf Town home for six years. His heart, hurt by a childhood spent suppressing his wolf, won’t let him believe he isn’t one misstep away from exile.

During the first moon run of the year, the electrifying connection his wolf makes with Teo, the pack’s beta and resident doctor, has potential mate written all over it. Yet the only emotion that rises above the tangled scars of his past is excitement over ensuring a permanent place in Wolf Town.

Teo can’t believe Iain so easily crashed through his rock-solid resolve never to date within the pack. The young wolf’s artless, fumbling explanation for his attraction only serves to remind Teo why he set those rules—his own past in a dysfunctional pack. Guilt that he let Iain so far under his skin forces Teo to do the one thing his heart rails against. Keep it clinical.

Teo’s apparent rejection not only breaks Iain’s heart, it triggers a deep-seated desperation that pushes him to take a terrible chance for the sake of the pack. And to show Teo their connection is no illusion.

Push Pull now available!

It’s release day, and Push Pull is out! This is a direct sequel to Wolf Town, and continues Rory and Scott’s story. It is best read in order.

It’s available for $2.45 at Samhain this week. Also up on Kindle-US, Kindle-UK, Nook, Kobo and Sony.

You can read an excerpt here.

And just for fun, I’m going to put all three covers of the Wolf Town series up.

Wolf Town is already out, Push Pull is newly released, and Moon Run is available for pre-order—Kindle-US and Kindle-UK—out in October.

Push Pull giveaway

Well between the summer activities and the heat, July 26th has zoomed up on me. (Almost. It’s not quite here yet.)

So…next Tuesday is the release of the second book in my Wolf Town series, Push Pull. This is Rory and Scott’s second book—novella-sized.

I’d like to give away a copy at this blog. To enter, just post a comment below. (I haven’t given away copies here before, so we’ll see how it goes!)

For more info: cover copy here and excerpt here. (Cover’s right to the side.)

Push Pull cover

The sequel to Wolf Town, and the conclusion of Scott and Rory’s story, has a cover and is now up at the Samhain store!

Lynx, Push Pull, and more

Over at Book Utopia there’s a thoughtful review of Lynx. I think this is a fantastic review site, and I always enjoy reading what she has to say.

I’ve seen a mock-up of the Push Pull cover, and I hope to be able to show it off to people here soon. I’m very excited by it!

Moon Run has been completed. It’s the third in my Wolf Town trilogy. It doesn’t star Rory and Scott, but rather another couple. But I’m going to hold off saying more until Push Pull is released. Moon Run should come out in October or so.

Anchor

As some of you know, I write under two names, and Jorrie Spencer writes m/f romance. I’ve got a release today, set in Wolf Town, entitled Anchor. And I just wanted to give a heads-up in case some of you might be interested.

This is Angus’s story, though Rory, and to a lesser extent Scott, make an appearance. Here’s the blurb:

Mala never outgrew her night terrors. At twenty-eight, her nights are a battleground as she defends helpless wolves from attack by their own kind. The effort costs her—one dream often leads to a week of missed work.

When her defense of a young wolf is rewarded by the mention of a real town, she finally has the chance to learn if her dreams are just as real. She never expected to meet an honest-to-God alpha werewolf, much less develop an instant, embarrassing crush on him.

Angus MacIntyre, de facto alpha of Wolf Town, is determined to see every fugitive wolf employed, educated and well-adjusted to life in the open. The arrival of a young wolf on the run isn’t all that unusual, but the human woman hard on his heels is beyond extraordinary.

The dark-eyed beauty possesses a dream-wraith ability that challenges everything he thinks he knows about his world—and stirs his mine instinct in a way he’s never felt before. Yet her gift makes her vulnerable to those who would try to use it to their advantage. But this is his town. His pack. His woman. And Angus will do whatever it takes to protect what’s his.

Samhain|Kindle|Nook|Kobo|Sony

Push Pull excerpt

Here is the opening of Push Pull, my novella coming out in July.

Chapter One

Scott had never spent the winter this far north, and the freezing cold temperatures took some getting used to during the days. Days he spent traipsing around town as he delivered the mail. The often-brilliant blue sky and shining white snow made his job something he actually enjoyed—as long as he didn’t get chilled.

The nights were different, though. He sometimes thought the best memory he’d take from his sojourn in Wolf Town would be waking up in the dark, his back pressed against Rory’s chest, Rory’s arm draped over him, the heat pouring off his lover’s skin, warming Scott and making his world feel right.

There had been years when his world hadn’t felt right at all. And that time would come again, all too soon.

Push Pull cover copy

Here’s the official blurb of Push Pull, the sequel to Wolf Town, which continues Rory and Scott’s story.

Wolf Town, Book 2

Despite living together in Wolf Town for three months, Scott Lund and Rory MacIntyre share only one piece of common ground. Love. For Rory, life is all about connection—family, his pack, home. But for Scott, connections spell danger—for himself and everyone he cares about.

The bottom line is, Scott has only a small window of time to treasure every moment with his lover. In the not-too-distant future, real life will come knocking and he’ll be forced to return to his isolated existence.

Inevitably, a shadow from Scott’s past edges too close for comfort. Yet Scott discovers his plan to cut and run isn’t as simple as it sounds. Especially when Rory—and everyone else in Wolf Town—seems determined to convince him that holding on will cause a lot less damage than letting go.

It’s due out in July. I’ve also sold a third Wolf Town book, which features another couple—entitled Moon Run. That’s coming in the fall