The latest Death Before Dragons adventure, Storm Forged, is out on Amazon and ready for your reading pleasure.
Moving into a rundown Victorian house with a vampire living in the basement isn’t as bad as I thought, but things go from weird to weirder when a badly injured gnome collapses in my back yard.
The surprising part? It’s my friend Nin’s long-lost grandfather.
Since he’s unconscious, we can’t figure out who’s chasing him, or where he’s been all these years, but if we can’t help him, he’ll die.
To make matters worse, there’s a new dragon in town. A female dragon. Everyone knows females are more dangerous than the males, and this one takes an instant dislike to me. It seems that she wants to date my mate, Zav, and has his mother’s approval.
If I can’t avoid her wrath and find a way to cure the gnome, Nin’s going to lose her grandfather, and I’m going to end up deader than the vampire in the basement.
This series is exclusive with Amazon for now, but I will take it out of that program at a future date, and it will be available everywhere (the paperbacks and audiobooks are already available in other stores).
As a reminder, if you want to get all of my books and prefer to get them early and straight from me (before they go into Amazon’s exclusivity program), you can subscribe to my Patreon page. You only get charged when I have a new release, and if you get them there, there’s no need to buy them from the store.
What’s next?
I’m switching over to my science fiction after this to release the last installment in the Star Kingdom series in September, but if you want me to return and write more with Val and Zav, let me know. Book 6 wraps up quite a few story points, but there’s also more I could explore in the series.
Thanks for following along with my books!
trucks, Volkswagen beetles, and motorcycles with dogs in the sidecars. As a begoggled husky looked over at us, I rubbed my face and wondered if other assassins traveled by such means. Hollywood was convinced every gun-wielding independent contractor made millions, but it didn’t work that way when you worked for the military. Or maybe the problem was that people are willing to pay more to have government dictators killed than they were man-eating wyverns and murderous vampires.
