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Covers Galore (and More)!

I've been doing a lot with covers recently: new cover reveals and unveiling some redesigns as well.

Those who are subscribed to my newsletter have already gotten the sneak peek of the upcoming Dallas Comets novel False Start, projected to release in 2017. Here's the public reveal:




Check it the new and improved Play the Man:




This new cover follows the redesigns of Shots on Net and Game On:




That's not all on the cover front! Soon, Home Ice Advantage will be getting a new cover to fit in with the Dallas Comets series, since its year-long run in the Seduced by the Game charity collection anthology is coming to a close on October 28. But I'm not going to reveal that to you just yet. I need to keep some secrets to keep things interesting ;)

The new cover for Home Ice Advantage will be revealed—and available for purchase—beginning November 1, so be sure to keep in touch with me to see that!



Keeping Up With the Jacobses:
October 2016
  • All Month Long: Any Kobo readers out there will be interested in the Romance on Ice for $4.99 or Less deal going on, to help all of us hockey lovers celebrate the beginning of the 2016-17 season. Be sure to spread the word and stock on some hockey romance to get you through the season!
  • October 12—13: A group of hockey romance authors (myself included) are celebrating the beginning of the 2016-17 hockey season with a two-day Facebook bash full of games and giveaways! Join us for The Puck Drops Here. I'll be taking over Wednesday, October 12, at 7:00PM. You don't wanna miss it!
  • Thursday, October 13: I'll be at the Penguins' home opener and banner raising at the newly named PPG Paints Arena. I'll surely post pictures of the game and event, so stay tuned to my social media outlets to experience it with me!

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