Showing posts with label ribbon of darkness. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ribbon of darkness. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 13, 2013

Cover Reveal of Decadent Kane's Ribbon of Darkness and Indie Life

Today I have a cover reveal and a short post from Decadent Kane's Ribbon of Darkness. Isn't it a beautiful cover!

Elf Ruler:
Freyr is said to be the god of the elves. Freyr is the god of sun and rain, and the patron of bountiful harvests. He is both a god of peace and a brave warrior. (Norse Mythology)

Source: http://www.pantheon.org/articles/f/freyr.html

Short book blurb for Ribbon of Darkness:
An old family secret draws Ribbon into an Elven world while Draven is forced to find a way to drag her back home to save Christmas magic.

Book information:
Ribbon of Darkness is set to release December 13th 2013
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The Indelibles will be hosting a monthly feature called INDIE LIFE. Modeled after Alex Cavanaugh's awesome Insecure Writer's Group, this will be a chance for indie authors to post about indie life, find each other, offer support, encouragement, news, helpful hints, and anything else that makes life as an indie author a little easier.

What is Indie Life? How: Sign up on the Linky at the bottom of this page here. When: Post on the second Wednesday of the month. What: Write anything indie related: something that will inspire or help a fellow indie; something that celebrates a release or a milestone; something that talks about the ups and downs, joys and heartaches of Being Indie. Grab: The banner above to include in your posts!

Just a short Indie Life post today, since I'm busy writing, writing, and writing some more for NaNoWriMo.

Publishers can be great and all, but like all things they have their pros and cons. I know me, though. From school, I've always been more an individual person and didn't really trust a group to do my own work. I hated group projects. And although we're not alone even when we self-publish our work, I love having the final say over my product.

What do you love about being an Indie?

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