Hello!
For those of you who celebrate Valentine’s Day, I hope you have a good one! For everyone else, I hope this is a good Saturday! And I’d like to make it a little better, which is why I’m sending this newsletter a day early. Because it is Valentine’s Day, every ebook in the Immortal Love series is on sale between now and February 16th. You can get Seeking Eternity for FREE, and the other five books can be bought for just 99 cents each. So if you haven’t gotten those ebooks yet, there’s no better time to get them!
Now onto the other updates.
“Hunted” – Book 1 in the Prisoner 4287 series: This is the vampire book I talked about before, and it’s getting closer and closer to finished. As always, I want to make sure it’s as good a book as I can manage it, but as soon as I have a release date, I’ll let you know.
“Emerge” – Book 1 in the Soulkeeper series: This is the high fantasy/why choose book I told you about last month. It still needs a lot of editing, but I’m really excited about this one and am having a lot of fun with it. (And because of that, you might start seeing more high fantasy books from me!)
And lastly, I have actually started writing the first in a series of novellas set in the Chloe Chadwick world. This is the “Chadwick Cases” series. Right now the plan is to release the ebooks as the stories are finished, then release paperbacks with 3 novellas per book. But I promise, there is more Chloe to be had! So if you miss Salus, Wesley, Mavros, and of course, Chloe, don’t despair. They’re coming!
My goal is to release both books in the Prisoner 4287 series, the first of the Chadwick Cases stories, and at least one other book this year, but as always, that depends on just how calm life is this year. As always, I’ll keep you updated. And just to be nice, scroll down just a little for one of the things that has made me happy recently. And, as always, keep reading!
-Meg M. Robinson
As I mentioned in the last newsletter, I commissioned a few maps. One of them will remain secret for now as it’s for a future project, but this one goes along with not one, but two books! If you’ve read “The Last Lemurian” or “Ancient Longings”, you might have wondered what Lemuria looked like. No need to wonder any more!