MV Covers: Premade Book Covers At A Great Price

MV Covers* is run by an artist who is stepping back from the world of premade book covers (where the author picks out a pre-created design, explains what text needs to go on it, and pays for the result) to focus on logo work. Due to this, she is listing all her remaining premades at $15 a piece (which is EXTREMELY inexpensive for the quality of work she does) and is willing to make fairly major changes for a fee. I found a cover that I liked (for Loving A Deathseer, Book 3 in the Jaiya Series), but the woman was showing a bit more cleavage than I felt comfortable with, and I wanted her eyes to be more visible. The final pricetag for having that done and the fonts changed to more or less match what you see on the ebook cover to Marrying A Monster, was $30.

*Note: like many book cover sites, may be NSFW depending on your office’s guidelines.

Marrying A Monster featured on Digital Book Spot

Sometime back, I booked a spot for Marrying A Monster on Digital Book Spot, a website which publicizes free and $0.99 e-books. I found it to be a very user-friendly and easy to read website, with lots of books that looked interesting, in every genre from thriller to romance. Click here to check the site out!

Like the Characters? Try the sample!

I hope you’ve enjoyed these glimpses of the heroine and hero of Marrying a Monster as much as I have. Please check out the full book (for only $0.99) at e-bookstores all across the internet. Not ready for that kind of commitment? Check out the free sample chapter available now on Instafreebie!

Meet Vipin

Let me introduce you to Vipin, the hero of Marrying A Monster. He’s a quiet, athletic man with a strong, hawklike face and brown eyes that glow gold when the sunlight catches them. Rina first meets him on her bus trip into the foothills of the Blue Smoke Mountains.  He’s helpful and polite, almost the perfect gentleman, but Rina wonders what he’s really up to.

He claims to be an anthropologist researching regional folklore, but the fact that he can run like a marathoner and fight like a martial artist seems a bit suspicious to Rina. Vipin is no were-creature, but the last woman he loved rejected him due to his strange powers and sinister pedigree. Will he open his heart to Rina, before it’s too late?

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Meet Rina

Let me introduce you to Rina, the heroine of Marrying A Monster. She has one of those super-efficient metabolisms we all envy, and the kind of long, wavy hair I personally envy, even though I know how much work that can be. Her first weapon of choice is her pepper spray, though she doesn’t like to use it in places where it would hit innocent bystanders.

At the beginning of the story, Rina’s clothing shop is losing money, and her chief financial backers (her parents) can’t help her out unless she does them a favor…which will involve her traveling back to their hometown of Thundermouth, near the top of Mount Snarl in the Blue Smoke Mountains.

Along the way, she visits such prime vacation spots as Goatsfart and Stayout, meets a hunky but secretive folklore expert by the name of Vipin, and bickers with her archnemesis and least favorite customer, Amita. But there is a monster stalking her up the mountain, and it will take more than snark and pepper spray to take it down….

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Check Out Sweet Free Books!

Sweet Free Books runs a mailing list that covers free and discounted books, and today they are including Marrying A Monster! When I booked my novel for this promotion, I was impressed with the smoothness and efficiency of their website. This is all the more impressive when you consider the very modest fees they charge for book promotions. Many, many brownie points to the owner!

Click here to see a partial selection of the free and discounted books available out there.

New book recommendation service launching: Bobdog Books

A gentleman named Sean Hinn is launching a new book recommendation service called Bobdog Books, where both readers and authors can submit their favorite books to his site, along with their links on Amazon. The more nominations per book, the greater the visibility. When he starts to monetize the site, through Amazon Associates links, he plans to give half the proceeds to St. Jude Children’s Hospital. Since it was a worthy cause, I went ahead and submitted Marrying A Monster to his site, and may try to submit some of my favorite books later on.

 

And the Jaglion Press Mailing List is born!

You should start seeing a popup subscription form on this website with the following message:

“Interested in exciting news, discounts and freebies from Jaglion Press? How about news and free or discounted books by other authors? If you are, please subscribe to the Jaglion Press newsletter!”

I have volunteered to participate in a Halloween-themed promotion involving forty-plus authors, all with $0.99 books. I will probably make that the subject of my first or second newsletter, so stay tuned for some interesting offers!