My third novel, Watercolor Memories, is being released this week. Although not quite the same genre as Outsider, it’s set in the same alternate-history Scotland.

Toward the end of World War II, a biological weapon meant for London veered off course and struck Eilean nan Sìthean. Within forty-eight hours, the ensuing plague killed all of the men and most of the women on the island. Six months later, the survivors gave birth to children of the plague–the Fair Folk reborn.

Anya’s a fifteen-year-old foster girl, living in Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania. In the past year, she’s gone from petite blonde to tall and muscular redhead. She doesn’t understand what’s happening to her body or her gender, but she knows she doesn’t want the doctors fixing her.

Watercolor Memories looks at gender and sexuality. It explores the boundary between friend and lover. What happens to you if your memories flow like the paint running down your artwork? If the world shifts, and everything changes, will your best friend still be there or will you die alone?

Silver Dagger Book Tours is conducting a blog tour for both Watercolor Memories and Outsider. Hop on over to their site for a schedule and some giveaways.

Fae Fantasy, Sweet Romance, Intersex OwnVoice