It’s been a crazy year and the time has come. The Courier’s Code is now available in the Kindle store. Before it gets too late I want to send out a quick thank you to everyone who helped me get this project from idea to book.

I’m extremely happy with my publishing team, the cover artists, the editors, and proofreaders. This book would still be sitting on my self if it wasn’t for you all.

I have to say a special thanks to my husband. If it wasn’t for his sacrifice and willingness to live with a new indie publisher this whole thing wouldn’t be possible.

People are already starting to ask where the book will be published and I can promise you it will be in Kindle Unlimited for the time being. If you don’t like getting your books from Amazon and prefer another platform, don’t worry I’ll have lots of books in the other e-book stores within the next month.

If you’re on my VIP list I’ll email you when the book is free after that it will be exclusive to Amazon.

With only two weeks left, you can imagine I haven’t had much time to blog. I’ve been focused on my amazing readers, the people who are making this author career possible. I can’t thank you enough, but I’ll do my best.

If you’ve already signed up to for VIP Reader Access then you’ll be notified as soon as the e-book is available for free. If you haven’t, then it’s not too late, but hurry. The Courier’s Code will be FREE but only for a limited time. After that, the book will be exclusive to Amazon.

BONUS: Details on how to get the whole book for free are inside!

It’s mid-June and I just found out I’ve got a super flu that their vaccinating for at our borders. Yay, I’m still alive. Boo, it’s been a week and I’m miserable. The second cover to my series arrived and it’s gorgeous! I’d have posted about it earlier except I was *head in toilet* sick so I’m shouting about it now.

This month is the second in my trilogy in three months attempt. Yesterday, despite being sick I completed book one of the series which now goes to edits. I’m still on schedule. Today, I started book two and I hope to finish it and the third before July 30th. They won’t all be edited professionally by then but I’ll be close and ready to release them on the world.

With that in mind, I’m still looking for people who are excited about strong female characters who aren’t afraid of romance and getting their hands dirty. If so, sign up to become a Valmond VIP there’s some great stuff coming your way.

After a nail-biting wait my very first and professionally designed cover has arrived. Check it out!

I’m still tweaking things around here, but I hate to make people wait, so here’s a sample of what’s to come in 2017. An unedited excerpt from Book One of the Bolaji Kingdoms Series – The Courier’s Code

Rasha Indari is a 17-year-old courier with a perfect record and a quick temper. She gets the job done by the edge of her sword when necessary, with no allegiances to anyone, except maybe her partner Lu. Her biggest challenge yet is a fetch she can’t refuse and a drop that can’t fail. She’ll need all the help she can get whether she wants it or not.

————

“Yes, I need to speak with someone immediately, I have a fetch to dispute.” Rasha said speaking into the thin square communicator.

“We deliver: we don’t ask, we don’t tell, the-”

“-courier always delivers. I know the code, you robotic pumseed. No, this is above and beyond.”

“This job was requested and accepted by you.” The computerized voice droned.

“Incorrect, not requested. I demand an audience with the Courier’s Keep, I want a real being not an artificial-”

“Fetch & Drop Assignment 2-4879 requested by Luduru Moren, accepted by Rasha Jenchat.”

“Requested?”

“That is correct, requested by Luduru Mo-.” She switched off the device with a swipe of one finger and slipped the clear square back into her pouch. Then she turned to Lu.

He was already backing up but not fast enough. Rasha grabbed him by the vest and hauled him up against the opposite wall.

“What the yahtz have you done?”

“Wait, I can explain, I can explain.”

]]>