Hey, gang! It feels so good to dust off my blog and give you an update on all that’s happening with my books and me. I have a lot to tell you!

Let’s start with a recap of 2021: I had an awesome year.

Sure, it sucked in terms of the ongoing pandemic and the many sad and bitter events happening around the world. But, as the old saying goes, when the world’s a total dumpster fire filled with stinky poo, make lemonade.

Okay, that’s not how the saying goes. Still, check out my lemonade:

Continue reading “Coming in 2022: Kari Hunter 3 and More”

I’m excited to announce a new book release! Stone Cold Necromancy. It’s the newest in the Kari Hunter universe, technically book 2.5:

You can expect action-packed comedy goodness and a lot of talking sacrificial knives. And the best part about this book? I’m giving it to my newsletter subscribers for free.

I know what you’re thinking: Hold up, Jen. Did you say free?

I sure did. Stone Cold Necromancy is an exclusive Kari Hunter story, only available through my mailing list. So, if you love my books and want to subscribe for new release alerts, sneak peeks, coming-soons, and so much more, then you’re in luck — because you can do that and get my new book for free.

To sign up, just click the button and tell me where to send your free book:

Thanks for subscribing and happy reading!

I’m excited to announce a sale! For the first time, Mikelis’s story, Saturday Night Necromancy, will be $.99 through April 11. 

But, Jen, you’re thinking, why should I read this book?

I’m so glad you asked. 

Saturday Night Necromancy takes place in one action-packed evening. It’s got magic, explosions, breaking and entering, stalking, and destruction of public property. There are magical fights and physical fights (limbs are optional). There’s even a smidgen of romance and the beginning of a few beautiful friendships.

Mikelis may or may not get help from the Old Farts’ Scrabble Club.  (He definitely does. Just don’t tell him I told you so.)

It’s a fun time. But don’t just take my word for it… 

Praise for Saturday Night Necromancy:
★★★★★  “My favorite book in the Kari Hunter series… They just keep getting better and better.”
★★★★★   “I couldn’t put it down.” 
★★★★★  “Just as funny and interesting as the rest of the series!”

So grab your copy today before the sale ends.

But wait, there’s more! I’ve also got a free book coming your way. 

I got a little addicted to writing Mikelis books, so I wrote another one. This book takes place between Kari Hunter books 2 and 3. It’s fun. It’s fast. It’s got Mikelis’s talking sacrificial knives. You won’t want to miss it!

This free book will be available in May, and it will only be available directly from me. To ensure your free copy, just plug your email address into my subscriber box so I know where to send it. 

Send me my free book!

Thanks for stopping by. If you want to chat, leave a comment below or reach out to me on Twitter, Facebook, or Instagram. 

Best,
Jen

IT’S HERE!

Sorry for shouting—I’m excited. And can you blame me? This story was born from an old request from a reader to know more about the origins of Mikelis and Kari’s relationship. That sounded like a great idea to me, so I immediately went to work. However, after multiple attempts and many discarded plots, I threw this story in the trash and said, “Forget it!”

Years passed, and the idea kept calling to me. So, late last year, I sat down with a pen and a notebook, determined to give Mikelis his own story.

Continue reading “Release Day: Saturday Night Necromancy”

Hey gang! This note is a long time coming, but I want to say thank you for the awesome response to the second book in the Kari Hunter series, The Necromancer’s Knives. Finally putting this book into your hands was an indescribable joy. Thank you for continuing Kari’s wild journey.

If you left a review for The Necromancer’s Knives on Amazon, thank you. At present, the book has 23 ratings, and fewer reviews. If you enjoyed the book, I’d be grateful if you could spend just five minutes leaving an honest review on Amazon. It doesn’t have to be long or elaborate; a short review is great! All you have to do is go to the book page, then click “write a customer review.” 

So, what can you read next?

Continue reading “Saturday Night Necromancy Coming December 2020”