Revelation blog tour madness

I'm kicking off a blog tour today, in celebration of REVELATION and my Seven Signs series. Because it's cool, and not enough zillions of people in the world have read it yet. Does that include you? Shame on you. Now's your chance to redeem yourself...

Behold: the Revelation blog tour!

Cool, eh? I'm kicking off today with an interview at Books and Other Spells. Check it out!

You can join my Facebook event for updates.Or, visit my book tour post at Bewitching Book Tours.

And of course there are cool giveaways. For everyone who comments on the tour, you might win one of:

A $25 bookstore gift card.

Who doesn't want one of those? It sings. It dances. It shovels snow.

A signed set of my Shadowfae series in paperback.

4 books of hot supernatural mayhem.
If you like fairies, vampires, banshees, shapeshifters, homicidal threesomes and hot dirty sex, you totally want this. I promise you.

2 copies of my Kindle vampire short story Hunter's Blood.

See above on vampires and dirty sex, with an mad alpha hero and a kick-butt heroine.
It's a hot quickie romance. You can read it in your lunch break. Perfect.

So keep an eye out for my posts -- and for me yelling about it on the interwebs -- and click on over to be in it. Here's the next few stops:

Jan 22 ~ Books and Other Spells

Jan 24 ~ Books & Beauty

Jan 25 ~ What the Cat Read

... and more dates after that!

Presented by Bewitching Book Tours. And like I said, you can join my Facebook event to get the daily links. Thanks!

spreading the goodness, or how awesome book bloggers are

Today, I'm at Sara's Urban Fantasy blog, talking about where ideas come from. And giving away the obligatory book. Of course!

And tomorrow (Friday), I'm dropping by Sidhe Vicious. On Monday, I'll be at All Things Urban Fantasy. 

Book bloggers are awesome, see. I've had nothing but support from everyone I've contacted or been reviewed by. I even got an email the other day from someone who wanted to apologise in advance because they were about to do a post saying they didn't like my book.

Can you imagine that? A reader, apologising to me for not liking my story! I was touched. And of course I wrote back to say: you are awesome, post whatever you like.

You guys don't owe me anything. You are all helping me promote my books, and you're doing it for free. For an author like me who lives in Australia, internet coverage is vital. I couldn't do this without you.

I just wanted to say that. Seems that recently, some authors are giving the impression they think readers owe them a living. Uh, nope.

Oh, and remember, there's only a day or so to go in my fabulous Aussie (and New Zealand, of course, Nalini!) book giveaway. Leave a comment on the original post for a chance to win books by Nalini, Keri, Tracey, Denise and me.