Shawna Hunter's Blog - Posts Tagged "hope"
Happy New Year (Updates)
Hello Hunters and Huntresses,
2018 was one heck of a year and, unfortunately, I ended it with a harsh head cold so I apologize for the delay in my updates.
The first note, pursuant to my last blog post, is that all ebook versions are live across all platforms! There was some oddness with Amazon showing the paperback and ebook as separate books but that was resolved with a quick email to them.
In the new year I plan to continue my productivity and grow my brand. I currently have 2 WIPs on the go. One is a follow-up to A Girl Named Flower that sees the election finally hit Brooke's Hollow. Helena's evil plot to pressure the male doms out of the community is fully revealed and alliances will be tested as an unlikely hero rises.
The second is one I've thought about writing ever since I first thought about writing and my friends and family will be happy to know that it's NOT erotica (I know right?). This will be a romance/drama about a cop and a rebel in a dystopian future where people are assigned a rank (1-10) based on their physical appearance, intellect and moral sense with heavy emphasis on the first trait. He's an 8 who benefits from and protect the system. She barely ranks a 6 but there's something very odd about her. She could bring the whole thing down.
Finally I need to offer thanks to my reviewers for pointing out a few embarrassing typos in A Girl Named Flower. These primarily relate to two words that are spelled accurately and sound the same but mean very different things. Those are "waste" and "waist." The typos are my fault I made them quite frequently when writing the story and apparently both I and my editor missed a few. My publisher is working on having this corrected, however, and the ebook should be updated shortly. For those who got a paperback with the typo (as I did) I say keep it. That little oopsie will make those books collectibles one day if this author career goes as planned.
2019 will be a year of growth and expansion for me. New social media accounts, new stories, new adventures. Who knows, patreon or book signings may come along that even lead to (gasp) a face reveal! I guess we'll see but the sun is rising on a new day and I'd say that's cause enough for hope.
2018 was one heck of a year and, unfortunately, I ended it with a harsh head cold so I apologize for the delay in my updates.
The first note, pursuant to my last blog post, is that all ebook versions are live across all platforms! There was some oddness with Amazon showing the paperback and ebook as separate books but that was resolved with a quick email to them.
In the new year I plan to continue my productivity and grow my brand. I currently have 2 WIPs on the go. One is a follow-up to A Girl Named Flower that sees the election finally hit Brooke's Hollow. Helena's evil plot to pressure the male doms out of the community is fully revealed and alliances will be tested as an unlikely hero rises.
The second is one I've thought about writing ever since I first thought about writing and my friends and family will be happy to know that it's NOT erotica (I know right?). This will be a romance/drama about a cop and a rebel in a dystopian future where people are assigned a rank (1-10) based on their physical appearance, intellect and moral sense with heavy emphasis on the first trait. He's an 8 who benefits from and protect the system. She barely ranks a 6 but there's something very odd about her. She could bring the whole thing down.
Finally I need to offer thanks to my reviewers for pointing out a few embarrassing typos in A Girl Named Flower. These primarily relate to two words that are spelled accurately and sound the same but mean very different things. Those are "waste" and "waist." The typos are my fault I made them quite frequently when writing the story and apparently both I and my editor missed a few. My publisher is working on having this corrected, however, and the ebook should be updated shortly. For those who got a paperback with the typo (as I did) I say keep it. That little oopsie will make those books collectibles one day if this author career goes as planned.
2019 will be a year of growth and expansion for me. New social media accounts, new stories, new adventures. Who knows, patreon or book signings may come along that even lead to (gasp) a face reveal! I guess we'll see but the sun is rising on a new day and I'd say that's cause enough for hope.
