TEACUP
TURBULENCE's launch date was yesterday.
It was book #35 of my published novels.
You'd think that by now I'd be more blasé about such things--but never! I love the premiere of a new book, and all
the fun of getting out there and promoting it.
And hearing what people think of it.
And I'm always delighted when the reviews are good.
This time it
seems even more fun than usual, partly because of my blog tour, and also
because there've been so many wonderful people letting the world know about the
book launch and congratulating me, mostly on Facebook. Some of them are fellow authors--and a few of
them also had their books launch yesterday.
Others are readers. And they're
all very much appreciated!
I have to admit
that this launch is a bit bittersweet.
TEACUP TURBULENCE is the last book I'm under contract for in the Pet
Rescue Mystery series, which was a spinoff from my Kendra Ballantyne,
Pet-Sitter Mysteries--another series that has ended. I've loved writing these books but have no
definite plans to start on any sequels if the series' publisher Berkley Prime
Crime isn't interested in more.
Not that I'll
be bored or stop writing. I have two
Harlequin Nocturnes being published this year in my Alpha Force miniseries
about a covert military unit of shapeshifters: UNTAMED WOLF in May, and LOYAL
WOLF in August.
Nor will I be finished with mysteries. My new Superstition Mystery series will begin in September with LOST UNDER A LADDER, from my new publisher Midnight Ink.
But I'll miss
the characters, settings and situations I've set up in the Pet Rescue
Mysteries.
So, in the
meantime, I'll keep celebrating the release of TEACUP TURBULENCE. And basking in the fun stuff that's going on
now surrounding its debut.
But do let me
know. Would you like to see more Pet
Rescue Mysteries?
