3.5 paws for Delila! And Free Comic Book Day!

Hi, guys! A few things this fine Saturday morning.

First off, today is Free Comic Book Day! Go get a comic book, and let's make literacy a win.

Second, Delila was reviewed at Rabid Reads and she got 3.5 paws! *faints* Many, many thanks to Carmel for taking the time to both read Delila's story and write this review!

And last, but most definitely not least, take a looksie right below this post for Em Petrova's guest blog today. It's right down there.

Seriously, riiiiiighhhhhhtttt there. ;) Happy reading!

Six Sentence Sunday

Here's the next bit From Delila's story:

About fifteen nervous wolf-men occupied the room at the end of the hall; Mr Bulky must have warned them I'd made it through. Or perhaps the lack of a blood-curdling scream told them I'd survived. Either way, they waited for me, so I swung a red heel around and then slid down the wall to lean against the doorway, studying my fingernails. "All that work and I didn't even chip a nail."

"Delila," said a tall and lanky man directly in front of me.

The man I assumed to be Malachie sat at a round table at the center of the room.

And that's where she finds herself this week! I'm sooooooooooo excited because Delila went LIVE yesterday! She's available here, for the Nook, Kindle, and various other e-book formats.

Pardon me while I *happy dance* and be sure to check out the other magnificent Six Sentence Sunday bloggers here!

Delila is live!

This is it! Delila is now live and ready to go! Holy frigging schnitzel, I'm so excited.

So, so excited.

So...very...*explodes*

Anyway, make sure and go check her out, and while you're at it, check out the latest from Gale Stanley, Chris Quinton, and Amber Kell!

Tomorrow! *vomits rainbows*

Tomorrow is the release of The Life And Times of Delila!

*happy dance*

*confetti*

Thanks so much for all the support! You guys are amazing and spectacular.

Six Sentence Sunday

Here's Delila again:

A bulky man let me in. With a jerk of his head he walked down a short hallway to a set of spiral stairs and waved a hand downward.

"You first, muffin," I said. As I suspected, he descended slowly and carefully to avoid the traps that had been set so blatantly in my honor. When a guillotine swung down, he ducked. I leaped neatly onto the chain and smiled at him as it moved back and forth. "I'll take it from here. Thanks!"

She's spunky.