Character Interviews

Do you like character interviews?

I've never done them before but I thought I'd put
it out there for any of my readers who are interested in finding out what the guys from the Horizons universe have been up to since Daddio released.  Now's your 
chance to leave questions in the comment
section that I'll incorporate into a post during the upcoming blog tour.  

Chyna Doll is the fourth book in the Horizons series.   It can be read as a stand-alone (if you haven't read any of the other books) but always more fun and meaningful if you've read the series from the start. Luca is a key player in this story with LOTS of Grier and Lil moments, as well as an endearing side to Jody and Clark we haven't seen before.  I hope you get a chance to check it out.  Don't forget, leave a question, if you have one.  

Pre-order here: http://www.dreamspinnerpress.com/store/product_info.php?products_id=6088

Coming Soon!

Chyna Doll is now available for pre-order here: 

                  http://www.dreamspinnerpress.com/store/product_info.php?products_id=6089

Cover Reveal!

I'm so excited to share this fabulous cover created by Anne Cain for my upcoming release Chyna Doll.  This is the fourth book in the Horizons series and should be showing up on the Coming Soon page over at Dreamspinner Press in the next day or so.  The novel will release at the end of February. Stay tuned for details on blog tours and giveaways.

Here's the official blurb:

Lil Lampert’s forty-fifth birthday turns the effervescent architect into a brooding mess, and his partner, Grier Dilorio, takes him to Italy to help him regain his zest for life. The timing is bad—fifteen-year-old Luca has just started high school, and his mother and stepfather are also traveling. Luca is left in the care of Chicago Bear, Clark Stevens, and his partner, Dr. Jody Williams.

Growing up with two dads and two gay uncles has given Luca a unique perspective on gender roles, but not all the answers. He’s had a secret crush on his straight best friend, Chip, for years. Suddenly, Luca finds himself attracted to Chyna, Chip’s twin sister, who is actually an intersex male. Now he's wondering if this means he’s bisexual.

Born with a sexual development disorder, Chyna should have been raised as a male but, due to an epic parental fail, is being raised as female. Hiding the truth becomes more difficult when Chyna hits puberty, and crushing over Luca adds another element to Chyna’s struggle to fit in. 

Is Luca's moral compass strong enough to guide him successfully through this period of discovery or will he succumb to peer pressure and shatter Chyna's dreams for happiness?