Author name: Joanna Chambers

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Another new release…and an excerpt…

I have yet another new release coming out on Sunday, 7 December 2014! It’s called Rest And Be Thankful and it’s part of an anthology I’m doing with Josh Lanyon, LB Gregg and Harper Fox called Comfort and Joy. Here’s the lovely cover for my story (there’s one for each story plus one for the whole […]

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Upcoming excitement and nail-biting anticipation

I have a new book coming out on Tuesday next week… It’s totally crept up on me! I’ve got a blog tour happening next week (organised by the lovely Susan Lee, without whom I would have done nothing). These are the dates and times: ~~~~~~~~~~ Monday, Dec 1: The Blogger Girls (Guest Post) The Kimi-Chan

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Free story and latest newsletter!

You can access my latest newsletter here. It includes details of my upcoming releases on 30 November (Comfort and Joy) and 2 December (The Dream Alchemist) as well as my new freebie Enlightenment 1.5 story, Seasons Pass, which you can read now! The lovely cover is courtesy of Susan Lee (fank you, Suzy-Su).

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Another Place in Time anthology now released

It is out at last! I am very, very tardy, as this released on Wednesday, however, better late than never, I always say. There has been a blog tour – my post is still to come at Joyfully Jay’s tomorrow – and commenting will grant you chances to win some fine prizes. See the links

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Coming October 1st….

  I am so excited about this anthology! Look who my fellow authors are!! And the scrupulously fair alphabetical listing gives me second billing, lol! My story is called “Introducing Mr. Winterbourne”   Lysander Winterbourne appears to lead a charmed life. Handsome, amiable, and a renowned sportsman, he is the darling of London society. As far

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Noo book… an excerpt

Bryn took a deep breath, then rose smoothly into the air. Flying took a lot of concentration—flying slowly and hovering were even harder. These were impossible feats in the real world, and undertaking the impossible in Somnus required a dreamwalker to achieve a complete disconnection from his real-world self. It took huge mental effort, and that was

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