I’m a crazy person.
Nobody’s denying this.
I’m planning on releasing thirteen books in 2020. (Yay lucky number 13.)
I really want to see if I can “make this author thing work.” I’m not sure if it’s a good or bad idea to release so many books in one year, but we’re about to find out.
Here’s my schedule of what I’m planning:
Shadow of Angels: January 7th
Blood of Angels: February 4th
Fall of Angels: March 4th
My modern paranormal romance/occult suspense story of the archdemon Asmodeus.
Steel Rose: March 19th
The “Cardinal Winds” series is my first attempt at writing stand-alone books in a shared universe. The first of this series is set to debut on April 7th.
It’s an Art Deco, dystopian, sci-fi, alternate universe, villain romance…robot…magic…thing. There are biplanes.
Illusions of Grandeur: May 5th
Ghosts & Liars: June 9th (Or 2nd, if I’m feeling frisky.)
This story. Julian came out of nowhere and shoulder-checked Dracula clear off the stage. Once you meet him, you’ll understand. If you liked Aon from the Masks of Under, you’ll love Julian Strande.
Heart of Dracula: July 1st
Curse of Dracula: July 24th
IT’S DRACULA TIME, BABY! This series stars everyone’s favorite bloodsucker. I love Dracula. This is set in Victorian Boston.
Because f*ck Boston, apparently. Honestly, it’s because I live here and I know the city well enough to write about it and not feel like I’m probably screwing something up terribly.
Burning Hope: August 18th
This is another stand-alone book set in the world of the Cardinal Winds. This time it follows Nero, the insane Cardinal of the South Wind, in his quest for love.
The Contortionist: September 15th
The Puppeteer: October 6th
The Clown: November 2nd
The Ringmaster: December 1st
The Faire: December 29th
I’m VERY excited about this one. It’s another foray into more of a dark fantasy, horror world. We follow the saga of Cora Glass, who attends a mysterious carnival one night with her friends…too bad she may never leave again.