Author Archive: Sarah Hoyt

FROM D. L. CAMPANILLE:  Fire’s Maiden.  #CommissionEarned

 

Fire's Maiden (Clash of Honor Book 1) by [D.L. Campanile]Don’t mess with dragons. Especially cute little ones.
Princess Eloisa has an idyllic life. Plenty of fresh air, a beautiful old manor house, and an adopted family who adores her. That is, if she doesn’t think about living in hiding, a greedy murderous uncle, a father killed in war, and losing her mother soon after.
But now, with the secret arrival of an injured baby dragon, life is about to get… interesting. He’s trying so hard to be fierce, in spite of nearly dying.
Eloisa has been dragging home hurt creatures most of her fourteen years. How was she supposed to know this little guy was a real dragon? Or that his enemies would dwarf her own?
Add in an evil wizard, powerful Fae, and a very upset mama dragon.
Soon she’s on the run, with few friends, all her enemies after her, and some allies nobody in their right mind could trust. At least she’s got her dog, all one hundred and fifty pounds of shaggy black loyalty.
If the little dragon will stop trying to roast him, and if nobody catches them.

FREE, COMPLETE SHORT STORY (HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THE DRAGON AWARDS):  Winning The Dragon.

WITH INTRODUCTION BY D. JASON FLEMING:  Three Riders (Annotated): a pulp western omnibus.

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Three Riders (Annotated): a pulp western omnibus by [Robert J. Horton, D. Jason Fleming]

iktaPOP Media proudly presents three classic westerns by pulp author Robert J. Horton!
Rider o’ the Stars
When he was hired on to the Diamond H Ranch, the stranger gave his name as Dane. After seeing his skill with rope and gun folks started calling him “Lightning Dane”.
Was he a gunman? An outlaw? Why was he here? Nobody knew except Dane himself. And he wasn’t talking.
The Prairie Shrine
Annalee Bronson and her mother left everything behind when her father died, setting out to homestead in the prairielands of Montana. But being from the east, they simply don’t have the experience to cope with all the circumstances they find themselves caught up in.
Luckily, prairie poet and loafer Andy Sawtelle and mysterious gunman Silent Scott are more than willing to lend a helping hand.
The Man of the Desert
It starts with a stampede, and never lets up from there!

IT WOULD BE NICE IF ANYONE IN OUR GOVERNMENT HAD ANY:  Responsibility.