So far, it’s full steam ahead for the 2019 Release Schedule. While it’s only February, this is what I can tell you is, theoretically, happening the rest of the year.
On March 29th, I’ll be releasing a smexy novella called The First 100 Kisses. This is a departure for me as I normally fade to black during intimate moments, but this time I left the light on, so to speak. However, I’m told by those close to me who have read it, that my ‘voice’ is still discernable, so that was reassuring. I like being different with genres so long as my voice stays consistent.
Stay tuned for the first chapter look and other news as we get closer!
Amazon Smashwords iBooks Nook Kobo Paperback (Coming Soon)
As a side note, The Lurkers Within has finally got a paperback release (there was a delay with the publisher) So, if you’d been waiting for that, you can find those here:
Amazon iBooks Nook Kobo Paperback
I’ve also got three other projects cooking. The second draft of the book I’m co-authoring with R.J. Keller is with her now. She’s working on putting bits in that we needed to fit in, then we’ll come back together in May to see how the story looks. At this point, we are thinking a 2020 release, but that may change. Stay tuned!
Amy Miles and I still writing the first draft of the last book in The Hallowed Realms Trilogy. Books 1 and 2 are currently out. We are aiming for a November release, but it may not happen. Amy has been dealing with some severe Lyme Disease issues so we’re taking this release one day at a time.
And last, but not least, I am working on the third book in the Later in Life Romance series of stand alones (that sounds like an oxymoron, but it isn’t.) I’m writing a series of four companion novels that all happen in the same fictional town of Bucksville, New Hampshire, but they don’t need to be read in any order as each story stands on its own. There are some Easter Eggs tough for those who read them all. The other two in this line so far, are Doppelganger and Must Love Coffee. Currently, the book is in the mind marination. I try to take at least a month off before doing a fresh round of edits so there is distance between me and the manuscript. So, while this one marinates, I’ll have time to focus on the March release.
In between releases, I’ll be staring in a play and stage-managing a musical. A busy, busy year ahead for sure!
Danielle Bannister, Author 