Are you still reading hockey fic like I am? Are you ready for some brand new choices? The Games We Play – Season Two is coming. Now in preorder: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FK87H2QK Books by a bunch of well-known hockey writers, and other writer folk like… well, me 🙂 Season Two will begin with a duo: “Rough Draft” by RJ Scott and VL Locey (remember the Railers books?) on Oct 7 AND “Conditioning Loan” by LA Witt (remember … Read more
I have two new stories out for you – today is the release day for Changes on Ice – Changes Book 2. This one is an MM hockey romance with a fair amount of hurt-comfort angst, an asexual discovery arc, and opposites-attract for Cross — a wealthy, talented NHL player who has everything, until he doesn’t — and Rusty, a minor league player for whom the pennies of an ECHL salary and his old pickup truck … Read more
Hey folks, this is day 1 of the annual Smashwords July SALE from July 1 to 31. I have “Saved by the Rat” and “Unexpected Demands” FREE, and “Impurrfections” at 50% off. LOTS of other great deals on M/M and unlike Amazon, you buy and download the file so it can never be taken back. 🙂 Plus authors get 15 to 40% (on under $2.99) more royalties there. Check out all the gay fiction on … Read more
Surprise! I have been working with author Gabbi Grey to wrap up the Friends of Gaynor Beach Animal Rescue series. And we have a book for you: A Furever Home: A Friends of Gaynor Beach Animal Rescue Romance (This book will be WIDE but currently preorders are Amazon only.) Releasing Sept. 9th. https://books2read.com/AFureverHome This is my first co-written story. I wasn’t planning to do one. (I’m a terrible control freak about my writing, plus a … Read more
I put up the preorder for the third Changes book – Changes on Ice This is book 3 in the Changes universe, but it’s not a direct sequel for our favorite sheriff, hockey player, and ranch manager. Instead, meet Cross, the teammate who flew out to support Scott when he needed it, and Rusty, the teen hockey player discarded by his family. Changes on Ice is M/M, age-gap, hurt-comfort, slow burn, asexual-self-discovery. universal link: https://books2read.com/ChangesOnIceKaje … Read more
You can now buy this story and contribute toward charity for Ukraine – **All royalties from this book through December 2025 will be donated bi-monthly to Nova Ukraine – a 501(c)(3) registered nonprofit organization dedicated to providing humanitarian aid to Ukraine** I hope people have as much fun reading about Joe and Sylvester as I had writing them. Universal link: https://books2read.com/CowboyDreamsKaje Excerpt: (Folks who read the first 1/5 of this novella as a short story … Read more
Hey folks – bad news, good news 🙂 You may remember that I was talking about writing a story for a Ukraine charity anthology that was being organized by another author. That anthology was rather unceremoniously dropped at a very late stage, which means we all had our stories ready to go. I’m really sad not to see it come to fruition, since we had both M/M and M/F stories in it. But on the … Read more
For those who didn’t pick up my 17,000 word contemporary Necromancer story Saved by the Rat when it was free, the novella is now available wide – https://books2read.com/SavedByTheRatKaje Meet Robin – short, bespectacled, young manager of his uncle’s store and no-one’s pushover. Meet Alaric – temporary employee of said store with more to worry about than a cute, self-important manager. Namely, finding an evil grimoire bound in human skin. Meet Harry – Alaric’s rat familiar … Read more
For the month of February, you can download 7 Workplace-romance novellas from various authors for free from Book Funnel. And when I was asked to contribute, what I came up with was a contemporary-paranormal (was supposed to be just contemporary. Oops) set in the modern-day Necromancer world. Robin I’ve been managing my uncle’s secondhand building-supply center long enough to know that I need to make an impression on new employees first. I’m five-foot-two and skinny … Read more
Here we are again, counting down to new year. And whatever else 2024 brought, it gave me some books I really enjoyed. In no particular order: Cicadas by Avery Cockburn In 1987, as the cicadas emerged from their 17 year nap in a cacophony of sounds, Joel and Danny met. Once innocent day where the most they did was dance, stoned, in a sunlit meadow and yet, they forged a connection that neither one forgot, … Read more