The Rector Tour Is Coming

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It's finally coming, the last novel in the channeler series, Rise of a Rector. Only a few more weeks, and you know what that means, it's time to prepare for a blog tour. From mid-October through the beginning of November I'll be all over the blogosphere talking about my novels, characters, doing interviews, and other fun shenanigans. If you'd like to join in and host me for a stop at your blog I would be eternally grateful and will send you a special thank you gift.

To join in and have your blog be a stop along my tour please contact me at this link. To start off the fun early I'm doing a live chat tonight alongside the fabulous author Christine Fonseca on Twitter. We'll be chatting about our books, writing, publishing, and all manner of fun. And you know us, of course we'll be doing giveaways too! Hope to see you there tonight, 6pm Pacific Time. Click this link to join us!

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