Showing posts with label sale. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sale. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 23, 2019

Untethered Realms' Book Sale October 23-31

October 23-31, Untethered Realms is hosting a book sale. Many of our books are 99c. Some are free, and we have an awesome giveaway, which includes a $50 Amazon giftcard!


My books in the 99c sale are Once upon a Nightmare: A Collection, which is available at

and People of Foxwick and Their Neighbors, which is available at

Thursday, June 1, 2017

**Limited Time** Mindjack Box Set by Susan Kaye Quinn #99c #dystopian #scifi

**LIMITED TIME** Box Set of the Bestselling MINDJACK SERIES

Free Souls, Closed Hearts, Open Minds

In a world where everyone reads minds, a secret is a dangerous thing to keep.

Sixteen-year-old Kira Moore is a zero, someone who can't read thoughts, leaving her no chance with Raf, a regular mindreader. When she accidentally controls Raf's mind, Kira hides her frightening new ability. But lies tangle around her, and she's dragged into an underworld of mindjackers… where mind controlling everyone she loves is just the beginning of the deadly choices before her.

Regularly $7.99, Mindjack Box Set will be ON SALE for 99 cents from May 29 - June 4. Susan Kaye Quinn is trying to hit the USA Today bestseller's list, so every sale counts. You won't be disappointed either. I loved Open Minds and hope to finish reading the rest of the series soon.

Purchase MINDJACK Box Set



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Tuesday, October 25, 2016

Jenn Nixon's MIND: The Reckoning | MIND #sale | Untethered Realms' Scary Stories

Fan Favorite, Baldwin Bates, finally gets his own story and HEA in book three MIND: The Reckoning. To celebrate the new release, books 1 and 2 are both on sale for the rest of the week! You can find all three books here.

Baldwin Bates has only wanted one thing since joining MIND, to take care of his friends and keep them all safe. While the Meta-Alien Investigation and Neutralization Department is busy monitoring an emergence of human psychic and alien activity, Bates takes his first solo assignment searching for a woman who claims to see the future, only to botch it up and let her get away.  

After helping to destroy an alien device called the Transcender, Lexa Quinn wakes from a two-week coma a very different person than she was before. While her abilities grow stronger, her feelings for Bates begin to interfere with the MIND team's mission, putting everyone at risk. Secrets from her past threaten the present and future, forcing Lexa to decide who she is and where she belongs. 

When a powerful, ancient enemy lays claim to the Earth and brings his judgment upon the population, Bates, Lexa, and the entire MIND team must do whatever it takes to save the human race before the reckoning is complete.

Excerpt
As Bates bypassed the crafters and artists, the scent of Asian BBQ wafted through the air. He grumbled along with his stomach and hoped a few of them stuck around so he could pick something up on his way out.

"How’s it going?" Dina Ranger asked via his earcomm, jolting him.

"Shit! Forgot I had this bloody thing in," he replied, taking a breath and shutting his eyes for a second. 

"Have to get used to it if you want to be in the field...alone."

"Unlike your brother, I need some me time, Sherlock." This time, he chuckled when he felt her brush his mind with calming thoughts. "How’s Lexa? Any change?"

"No, nothing. Never changes. I...just don’t get it."

"Me either," he said with a sigh, quickly putting it out of his mind to maintain his focus. "I just got to the park. I’ll check in before I leave."

"Okay. And whatever has you so hungry bring some back. Talk to ya."

Shaking his head, Bates waited for the static of the comm to fade before pushing farther into the park, eyeing the tables and tents, but mostly their occupants, searching for a face. Miss Takashi had a pretty face, although older now, since the photo from the collective Meta-alien Investigation and Neutralization Department database was almost one hundred years old. 

When he neared the end of the first row of vendor tents, he took in the sight of the city across the river, and then found the second and final row of vendors left to search. 

He politely declined several offers to purchase various items like candles and potholders, wondering why his ‘blah face’—a term his new friend Kim called his usual stern façade—wasn’t working.

Toward the middle of the second row, Bates slowed, eyeing a colorful booth, shrouded in light purple curtains, and a sign that screamed for attention. When a face-painted toddler, followed by a frantic parent, came running out of the booth, he barely sidestepped out of the way. The parent offered Bates a weary shrug. He nodded politely and carried onward, finally seeing a sign for "Madam Takashi" two booths down.

Author Bio: Jenn Nixon’s love of writing started the year she received her first diary and Nancy Drew novel. Throughout her teenage years, she kept a diary of her personal thoughts and feelings but graduated from Nancy Drew to other mystery suspense novels.

Jenn often adds a thriller and suspense element to anything she writes be it Romance, Science Fiction, or Fantasy. When not writing, she spends her time reading, observing pop culture, playing with her two dogs, and working on various charitable projects in her home state of New Jersey.


Untethered Realms has a post up today on the blog. We're sharing some of our spooky stories. Please stop by!

I have turned off comments on this post. I hope you'll stop by Untethered Realms to read our scary stories and consider grabbing a copy of one of Jenn's books.

Wednesday, October 21, 2015

Falling for #SpecFic: 3 Ebooks = 99c a piece | Wattpad Wednesdays | Awesome Giveaway


I'm running a sale on three of my ebooks: Reborn, Once upon a Nightmare: A Collection, and People of Foxwick and Their Neighbors. You can purchase all three for less than $3 or one for 99 cents. Here are ten facts about the books:

1. Reborn and Once upon a Nightmare: A Collection had different original titles. Reborn used to be known as The Phoenix Prophetess and Once upon a Nightmare was The Nightmare Collection.
2. Reborn is my longest work to date. The first draft came in a little over 96,000 words, and the final draft is around 95,000 words.
3. The first Foxwick short story written was "Lady Death." Umbria showed me the magic of her world, and I'm still learning more about it.
4. Once upon a Nightmare is a second edition, and I wrote over 8000 new words in it. The collection's word count is around 46,000 words.
5. People of Foxwick and Their Neighbors is nearly 80,000 words long and has seventeen short stories within the collection.
6. "Lady Death" is published in three different places: A to Z Flashes of Foxwick, People of Foxwick and Their Neighbors, and Twisted Earths. "Lady Bard" is published in two places: People of Foxwick and Their Neighbors and Spells: Ten Tales of Magic.
7. Once upon a Nightmare is available through Kindle Unlimited (KU) and Kindle's Owners Lending Library (KOLL).
8. A to Z Flashes of Foxwick is free to newsletter subscribers.
9. Reborn is the first book of The Fate Challenges series. The next books in the series are Marked, Forged, and Destined.
10. I make no promises and have no current plans to write one, but I do have an idea for another book featuring the monster within Once upon a Nightmare.




To purchase People of Foxwick and Their Neighbors: Amazon.com | Other Amazon Sites | Google Play | iTunes | Kobo | Nook | OmniLit | Smashwords


To purchase Once upon a Nightmare: A Collection: Amazon.com | Other Amazon Sites

By the way, this is the last Falling for #SpecFic post of its kind. The third Wednesday in November will be a Bookworm News and Writing Update post, and I'll be taking a blogging break after the second Wednesday in December. Falling for #SpecFic will be revamped in 2016.

Read Reborn from the beginning or Chapter Thirty-Five.

TBMs giveaway 2

Here's the deal, all you need to do is visit the Rafflecopter page and enter. It's as simple as that. At the end of the month one winner will be randomly selected to win an e-book copy of all five books.

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Wednesday, August 29, 2012

Wednesday's Writing Update: Be Inspired and Look, a Sale, and Once Upon a December Nightmare

 

Happy Wednesday!

I was recently tagged in the Be Inspired meme by L.G. Keltner over at Writing Off the Edge and in the Look meme by Christine Rains. Thank you, ladies, for tagging me! For the Be Inspired meme, I'm supposed to answer some questions about my current writing project. In the Look meme, I'm supposed to share the first place I used "look" in my work in progress, so since I plan to start editing Starred in September, I've decided to use this novel for both.

What is the name of your book? Starred

Where did the idea for your book come from? Back in high school and college, theater used to be my life. Although I don't act anymore, I wanted to write an ode to that previous life, thus Starred was born.

In what genre would you classify your book? YA Contemporary with romantic elements

If you had to pick actors to play your characters in a movie rendition, who would you choose? Oh, I'm terrible at these things. I do, however, see Josh Hutcherson playing a good Jason "Jace" Matthews. I'm not sure about the other characters. I really haven't given it much thought.

Give us a one sentence synopsis of your book? Former sixteen-year-old movie starlet Rose Handell must hide who she really is to live a life she never wanted.

How long did it take you to write your book? The first draft took 12 days.

What other books within your genre would you compare it to? Or readers of which books would enjoy yours? Another really hard question. Readers who like books that are touching, funny, a tad self-deprecating and sarcastic, and want a behind the scenes look at high school theater would enjoy Starred.

Which authors inspired you to write this book? Although they aren't books (well, there are Glee-inspired books), the television shows Glee and Hart of Dixie really inspired this book between the small Southern town from Hart of Dixie to the musical aspects of Glee. I would also like to give a shout out to Christine Rains and my sister Kara. When I write my YA novels, I keep my sister in mind. She's my ideal reader for them because even though she likes to read, she's a picky reader. She enjoyed Starred. As for Christine, she's my critique partner and the first one to finish Starred. Even though Starred isn't in a genre she typically reads, I think she enjoyed it and it touched her, so to go from my ideal reader to an unlikely reader and get 'thumbs up' was really inspiring to keep working on this novel.

Tell us anything that might pique our interest in your book? This book is really personal to me and features quite a few scenes that actually happened to me while in theater.

And now the first place "look" appears in my manuscript:
My fingers stroked my hair and pushed it further over the left side of my face. If I could’ve pulled off Cousin It, I would have, but showing half of my face—the good half—would have to do. It was hard enough being the new kid, or returning kid, to a small school. It was worse to look like a monster.

Now anyone who wants to do the Look meme or the Be Inspired meme, you have my blessing. I find each one of you inspirational in your own way.

And I have two other brief things to mention for the writing update.

Women of Foxwick is on sale through Labor Day (September 3rd). I have it half-off, so it'll be $1.49.

To purchase: Amazon US / UK / DE / FR / ES / IT  Smashwords  Nook 

Reviews of Women of Foxwick:
"Each tale works on its own, but they also tie together nicely to weave a tapestry of a well imagined world." - Aubrie Dionne, author of Paradise 21

"...a rich and wonderful fantasy world..." - Christine Rains, author of Fearless

"I give Cherie's fantasy collection five stars out of five. If I still played Dungeons & Dragons, I would want to have a game based in Foxwick. It was that real to me." - Michael Offutt, author of Slipstream

"Women of Foxwick is a must read for any fantasy reader." - Cher Green, author of Seduced by Darkness

Also, you may have noticed that Once Upon a December Nightmare has disappeared from my sidebar as well as the cover art from my websites. On August 24, 2012, my two-year contract with Wild Child Publishing was up, so I got my rights back. I'm working on editing it for a September/October re-release date. I am also adding the short story of the monster's origins, originally titled "Freak Show" (published in Bloody Carnival by Pill Hill Press, September 2010) but now titled "Nightmare at the Freak Show" (to keep with the Nightmare theme) to Once Upon a December Nightmare.

So what are you working on?

Friday, July 13, 2012

Women of Foxwick - A New Review and a Sale!

 

First off, Michael Offutt has given Women of Foxwick and excellent review. You can read it here. Plus, until the end of July Women of Foxwick is on sale at Smashwords. You can purchase my fantasy short story collection for half-off using the coupon code SSW50.

Monday, December 20, 2010

Promo Monday

It's just a few days before Christmas. Have you completed your shopping? Do you know anyone with an eReader or who is getting one for Christmas? If you need another gift or just enjoy books, then this sale is for you. My publisher Wild Child Publishing and their sister site Freya's Bower are currently having an ebook sale until the end of the year. Buy $8 or more of ebooks, type in the coupon code "Happy Holidays," and you'll get 25% off your purchase.

A few great books you should consider buying are:
Once Upon a December Nightmare by Cherie Reich (Yes, I had to put my own ebook. What are you waiting for? The true tale happened on December 29, 2002, so it's a great time to read it during December.)

Blood on the Pen by David W. Huffstetler (You can read my review of it here.)

Hieroglyphs by Kit Wylde (You can read my review of it here.)

And many, many more!

There are quite a few books I can't wait to purchase. :D