Cover Reveal Coming In June
I know it will come as no surprise to anyone that I
adore hockey. I also have an incredible love for M/M stories, and especially
those set in a hockey rink.
I have two new M/M hockey series starting this year
(Cayuga Cougars & Brighton Wood Blades) and have an M/F series (The Venom)
running. Being part of the wonderful world of hockey romance I’ve been blessed
to meet lots of wonderful authors. Some I’m now lucky enough to call friend. Such
is the case with Rj Scott even if she is a Pens fan. *winks* You can check out
her blog and her books here--Rj
Scott Blog
We started chatting online about hockey and discovered
that not only do we have a great mutual respect of each other as well as a
similar sense of humor, we also thought that co-authoring an M/M hockey series
would be the kitten’s whiskers!
Amid much talking, laughing, and plotting we’ve come
up with a brand-new team for a brand-new series! Changing Lines, book #1 in our Harrisburg Railers series will
release on July 12th and we have a cover reveal set for early June. I
cannot wait to show you the cover! Oh, my gods, it is amazing. Meredith Russell
did an incredible job. The leading men are just the swooniest. Is that a word?
Probably not but who cares! Take a peek at this awesome logo for the new team—
The Harrisburg Railers - What's in a name?
Wiki... "During part of the 19th century, the building of the Pennsylvania Canal and later the Pennsylvania Railroad allowed Harrisburg to become one of the most industrialized cities in the Northeastern United States. ... With Harrisburg poised for growth in steel production, the Borough of Steelton became the ideal location for this type of industry. Steelton was a company town, opened in 1866 by the Pennsylvania Steel Company. Highly innovative in its steel making process, it became the first mill in the United States to make steel railroad rails by contract. ..."
Wiki... "During part of the 19th century, the building of the Pennsylvania Canal and later the Pennsylvania Railroad allowed Harrisburg to become one of the most industrialized cities in the Northeastern United States. ... With Harrisburg poised for growth in steel production, the Borough of Steelton became the ideal location for this type of industry. Steelton was a company town, opened in 1866 by the Pennsylvania Steel Company. Highly innovative in its steel making process, it became the first mill in the United States to make steel railroad rails by contract. ..."
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