November 2016 – J.K. Pendragon

My hard work has finally paid off! JUNIOR HERO BLUES is now available and the truckload of blog posts I wrote about it are crashing out of the back of the truck at an alarming rate and onto a computer screen near you!

That was a weird metaphor. Anyway, blog tour!

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Along with me rambling about just about everything superhero and writing related I could come up with, I’m also giving away three $15 Amazon gift cards! Just leave a comment with your email address on any of the posts to be entered.

In case you want to leave your name on every single one of the posts, here’s the links to where and when they’ll be posted:

November 7, 2016 – Joyfully Jay

November 7, 2016 – Scattered Thoughts and Rogue Words

November 7, 2016 – Bayou Book Junkie

November 8, 2016 – Prism Book Alliance

November 8, 2016 – The Novel Approach

November 8, 2016 – The Day Before You Came

November 9, 2016 – Love Bytes Reviews

November 9, 2016 – Diverse Reader

November 9, 2016 – Fangirl Moments and My Two Cents

November 10, 2016 – Dog-Eared Daydreams

November 10, 2016 – Booklover Sue

November 10, 2016 – Wicked Faerie’s Tales and Reviews

November 10, 2016 – MM Good Book Reviews

November 11, 2016 – Book Reviews and More by Kathy

November 11, 2016 – My Fiction Nook

November 11, 2016 – OMG Reads

Have fun reading guys, and don’t forget to enter the giveaway!

Update: Giveaway winners have been selected. Thank you for entering, everyone!

You can purchase copies of JUNIOR HERO BLUES at all these fine retailers:

Riptide
Amazon
Barnes & Noble
ARE
Kobo

Cheers!

Today is the day! Sea Lover is now available on the LT3 website, and available for download if you pre-ordered!

I’m really excited for this book, and really thrilled that it’s been getting some positive reviews, because I truly wrote it just as the kind of book that I wanted to read. There’s no huge world-threatening conflict or angsty misunderstandings or anything like that. It’s mostly just two characters spending time together and falling in love. While I could happily spend a whole book just reading about characters talking and hanging out and getting to know each other, I was worried that it might not interest other people, so I’m really pleasantly surprised by the response so far.

The main character of Sea Lover is also a trans man who is post-transition. And in the first draft, I actually had his transness be more of a big deal, including a big revelation to his friends and resulting angst about that. But I came to realise that while that is a perfectly valid storyline for some trans stories, it wasn’t for this story and this character. Ian is a person who has transitioned and moved on, the way a lot of trans people do, and I think it was most true to his character to have that be the extent of it. While a lot of trans people are activists and continue to be open and vocal about their experiences throughout their lives, there are just as many trans people who want to transition and then leave that behind them and continue living a quiet, private life. Ian is one of those people, and I hope that maybe some trans readers can identify with him, and perhaps see something to look forward to, if they’re in the midst of a stressful transition.

Anyway, I think I’ve rambled enough. ^-^ Please check out the blurb and link below if you’re interested. Right now, Sea Lover is only $2.39 to buy!

Thanks for reading!

SeaLover

Ian is happy with his life in a remote Canadian fishing town, where he has only the sea and his fishing crew for company. People say being alone is terrible, but he’s never had any problems with it.

Then his peaceful life is thrown into upheaval when he finds an injured merman washed up on the shore. With no idea what else to do, Ian takes the merman home and nurses him back to health.

But as he helps S’mika heal, a bond begins to form, and Ian starts to wonder if maybe there is more to life than being alone…

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