So I’m dealing with a little conundrum and was hoping I could run the idea past you all. I’ve been working on content for my newsletter and a reader magnet and I can’t decide what you all might want to see/read.
I’m in the process of a contemporary short that I was thinking of making my reader magnet–which for those of you who don’t know is a freebie for those who sign up for the newsletter.
Or would you all rather have a short about my scifi romance series? Is there anything in particular anyone would want to see?
Feel free to comment below with suggestions or email me at dominica@dominicabolden.com.
Also, if you haven’t yet checked out my book, its available for purchase on Amazon!
Well I did it! My book, The Alien Chief’s Bargained Bride is live on amazon! I can hardly believe it. This has been my dream since childhood and to think I’m finally getting there.
Soooo, I put my book The Alien Chief’s Bargained Bride up on Booksprout. There are 19 copies left when I last checked, so if you’re interested in getting a free copy of my up and coming debut fiction book, head on over.
You’re unable to snag your copy on booksprout.co you can get it now while it’s on sale for $0.99 on Amazon.
Mallory Delour would do anything for her little sister, Stephanie. So when a genetic disease threatens her sisterâs life, Mallory is left with only two options: She can go into crippling medical debt to delay the inevitable, or she can become an alienâs bride with the assurance that Stephanie will receive life-altering gene therapy. For Mallory, the choice is easyâŠ. But for Alekâdar, it isnât. When the humans approached him, heâd been wary. But, by taking them up on their offer, he can kill two birds with one stoneâa bride for him and an alliance with the humans. Happiness hasnât been factored into their decision but that doesnât necessarily mean they canât find it. Unless someone, or something, stands in their way.
I’m so excited about it! I actually recieved my own book as a recommendation from Amazon yesterday. It was kinda weird, but hey! So long as it’s getting out there. đ
I also just got the cover for the sequel and went ahead and put it on preorder in Amazon!
Her sister had married an alien. It hadnât even truly registered with Stephanie Delour that Mallory was gone until she found herself standing in front of their old home locked out.
She knew that Mallory had scrimped and saved where she could. But with the discovery that her sister had resorted to selling herself to an alien for enough credits for the treatment, she pushed herself through recovery.
Running off with the money wasnât an option.
So, Stephanie decided to find her sister to, well, she wasn’t entirely sure what she was going to do. She just knew that a life amongst the stars wasn’t as appealing as it used to be. Not with Mallory’s fate looming over her head. Not without Mallory by her side.
Quiâda had come to regret not giving his sister-in-law a chance all because she was a human. And now the entire flock, his family included, had turned their backs on him. Given the option to either lose his wings or work with the humans, he chose the latter.
Losing his wings wasnât an option.
But forced into close proximity with the wingless rats wasnât much of one either. Unfortunately for him, he would be finding himself forced to work rather closely with an infuriating woman traipsing across the planet to find his old flock.
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Wonder fills his face
Overflowing and infectious
As his child stretches
Nudging sporadically
Testing the shrinking boundaries
Under splayed fingers Prompt: Mystical
âIâm totally going to do some recon for you.â
Gabi knew she was going to regret telling Summer about him. Of course she was. Feeling her heart freeze in her chest, she looked up from the sketch she was working on, her eyes rounded with sheer terror. Gabi set her pencil down deliberately before glancing at the blonde who was currently lounging on her tattoo chair. âUm, no youâre not.â
Summerâs shiny pink lips curved upwards, mirth radiating from her in droves. âYes. Iâm totally doing this for you.â
âSummer.â
She slid off of the chair, rolling her bare ivory shoulders at the panicking tattoo artist. âIt’s already decided,â Summer informed her as she headed out of her work space and for the front of the parlor. Gabi could feel her heart lurch into her throat in horror.
âNo, no itâs not.â Gabi rose from her own seat, trailing after her best friend. âCome on, Summer. Be reasonable.â
âItâll be fine, I promise.â She just waved Gabi off as she reached for the door. âBesides, itâs better to know now if heâs spoken for or not. Itâll save you some hurt down the road.â
âWhat road! I have no intention of going down any road!â
âKara?â At the inquisitive voice of her roommate, Waverly, Kara pocketed her black gloves. She took a moment to hang up her coat and keys, brushing the loose chestnut locks of her hair behind her ear. She uttered a brief curse under her breath at the thought  that it was a good idea to wear a dress today with a cold front coming in.
âYeah, itâs me,â she called back in response, her voice taking a light teasing tone as she asked, âWere you expecting anyone else?â
âNo, no.â Â With a snort, Kara followed the sound of her roommateâs voice into the kitchen, spotting the kindergarten teacher immediately at the island.
As of this afternoon, I am an officially published author. Currently, I’m not entirely sure how to feel about this new development. I mean, I’m happy because I’ve wanted to write and get published since I was a child but I’m also terrified at the same time.
I had been pushing off the release date for a while now because the thought of finishing my book caused me anxiety. Butterflies had been (and they’re still at it as I write this post) assaulting my innards for the last several hours but I knew I had to do it. So, I ripped off the band aid and submitted the book. It is now available on Amazon in eBook format and paperback (feel free to head over and purchase a copy of my book if you’re interested).
A Journey (Still in Progress) is a poetry book that details my experiences of surviving life with severe depression that had-until recently-been completely untreated (and it wasâand is a very bad idea to let it go as far as I had). I didn’t write for over two years when it’s something that I love and feel passion for.
I’m going to just take a quick moment to say that if you are dealing with a mental illness, please keep it in check. It doesn’t make you crazy just because you can’t feel happy all of the time or because your brain doesn’t produce chemicals you need. It had affected every single aspect of my life and I almost lost that uphill battle. Please take care of yourselves because you do matter. I just wanted to mention that in the event that anyone needed to be reminded.
