RIP Divide and Conquer - For Now
NEWS
As of April 1, Divide and Conquer will be no more. The rights have been returned to me. My publisher is in the process of taking the book down from all vendor sites.
At a time when women in fiction still find fulfillment mainly through their relationships, Divide and Conquer was styled to be a "buddy movie"-type story featuring two strong women as heroes. Men welcome, as long as they know to stand back.
Right now, the future of Divide and Conquer is undecided, but neither Lea nor Nieve will be forgotten.
My thanks go to my readers, my publisher (Champagne Books, especially Cassie), to Julie LaVoie, and of course to Celia Breslin, my editor. It's been fun. We should do it again some day.
As of April 1, Divide and Conquer will be no more. The rights have been returned to me. My publisher is in the process of taking the book down from all vendor sites.
At a time when women in fiction still find fulfillment mainly through their relationships, Divide and Conquer was styled to be a "buddy movie"-type story featuring two strong women as heroes. Men welcome, as long as they know to stand back.
Right now, the future of Divide and Conquer is undecided, but neither Lea nor Nieve will be forgotten.
My thanks go to my readers, my publisher (Champagne Books, especially Cassie), to Julie LaVoie, and of course to Celia Breslin, my editor. It's been fun. We should do it again some day.
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