Today, I wanted to update my book release schedule for the rest of 2016 and into early 2017:
Bitter Bite — Elemental Assassin #14 — out now.
Bright Blaze of Magic — Black Blade #3 — out now. As of right now, this is the final book in the trilogy/series.
Unwanted — Elemental Assassin #14.5 — July 18. This is an e-novella from Finnegan Lane’s point of view that takes place after the events of Bitter Bite. If you’ve read that book, then you know that Finn really needed his own story after everything that happened. And a hug. 🙂
Unwanted is about 20,000 words — around 75 pages — and will be priced at $1.99. It will be available as an e-novella only. There will not be any print or audiobook versions at this time.
Unraveled — Elemental Assassin #15 — Aug. 30. This will be a full-length book.
Nice Guys Bite — Elemental Assassin #15.5 — Dec. 12. This is an e-novella from Silvio Sanchez’s point of view that takes place after the events of Unraveled.
It’s about 20,000 words — around 75 pages — and will be priced at $1.99. It will be available as an e-novella only. There will not be any print or audiobook versions at this time.
Snared — Elemental Assassin #16 — Jan. 31, 2017. This will be a full-length book.
So there is lots of good stuff ahead for the rest of 2016.
As far as my young adult books go, I’m mulling over some ideas for a new series, including one for an epic fantasy young adult series. At some point, I will also probably be doing some Mythos Academy spinoff books (featuring Rory, Gwen’s cousin from Midnight Frost and Killer Frost), but we’ll see what happens.
Unfortunately, I don’t have any plans to write any more Bigtime books or e-novellas at this time. As you guys can see, my writing schedule is already full going into 2017. I’d love to write more of those stories, but I self-publish that series, which is very time-consuming. It’s just hard to fit it in with the rest of my writing commitments. But I do hope to go back to the series someday.
I hope that everyone enjoys the books and e-novellas as they are released. Happy reading!
The more books I write in the series, the more I think about incorporating elements from other genres. For example, I’ve always wanted to write a western, and part of 
