Pre-Order "A Valuable Trade", to be released July 7

What? Two posts in one week? What madness is this?! Like I said, I've been a busy writer. And I'm too excited by all these new developments to wait to share!

My submission to the Seduced by the Game anthology was "A Valuable Trade," which features the Dallas Comets professional hockey team.

"A Valuable Trade" focuses on the story of Bryan Comstock, who gets traded to Dallas before the deadline, in the hopes of helping the team as they prepare for the postseason.

The blurb:

Bryan's life gets turned upside down when he gets traded to the Dallas Comets, and things get even messier when he meets Georgiana, the Director of Team Services. He's got a lot of work to do to prove his worth to his new team, but Georgiana's sure he'll prove to be a valuable trade.

Now it's being released as its own, independent novella! The eBook of "A Valuable Trade" will be released on July 7, 2015.

"A Valuable Trade" will be released exclusively as an eBook. Want to pre-order a copy? Follow the yellow brick links:
Amazon
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Please be sure to leave a review from whichever outlet you use! Thanks, my lovely readers!

I'm off to go celebrate today's Supreme Court ruling. Enjoy your weekend!

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