I know a lot of you have been anxiously awaiting the news, so I’ll go ahead and share that right up front:
The Dragonprince’s Heir (The Dragonprince Trilogy, #3) is now available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble!
You can read the official release announcement here. (And if you’re interested, you can sign up for new release notifications so you’ll get those announcements by email.)
Rethana’s Surrender
You might have noticed that this release is a little crowded. I’m busy talking up the much-anticipated release of the conclusion to my fantasy trilogy, and I also keep mentioning my friend Courtney’s book at the same time.
That’s by design. I was sitting in a publishing meeting with the other staff at Consortium Books last January talking about the June release of this book, and I said, “Let’s publish Courtney’s at the same time.”
Everyone looked at me and said, “You’re crazy. That’s too much work.”
But here’s why I suggested it:
- The book is good. Really good. Better than anything I’ve written yet.
- Only a few hundred people have ever heard of Courtney Cantrell, and getting noticed as a writer is hard.
Courtney needs to be noticed, and you guys need to read her book. This isn’t a marketing thing; it’s an Art thing. The world needs more high fantasy the way Courtney does it.
So pick up a copy of Rethana’s Surrender while you’re grabbing The Dragonprince’s Heir. We’re selling Rethana’s Surrender super cheap, so it won’t set you back much, and in exchange you’ll get to meet some rich, engaging characters and take your first steps into a fantasy world that promises to be fascinating for years to come.
Loved your books,and am looking forward to more. Just curious, which FAA technical books did you work on? I work for the FAA and was just wondering.
Thanks, Shannon! As much as I wanted to be a novelist, the FAA really was a great place to work.
I worked with “en route” or “long-range radar,” maintaining field support documents for the ARSRs (mainly ARSR-4 and CARSR).