In my monthly newsletter that went out yesterday I revealed three new covers for upcoming books. Today, I want to share them, with a bit of description, on my blog.
The Broken Man
The Travels of Jacob Wolf #1
A jilted lover is ready to throw his life away at the first opportunity of heroism to show the girl who broke his heart that he could amount to something. It’s up to an ex-slave bounty hunter to show young Jacob Wolf that there’s more to live for than a glorious death.
This is the first book in a new Western series. Each book will be novella-length. I’m still doing some edits on this one, but it’ll be in the 20-21k range and available on June 20.
First Born
The Werewolf Saga #4
When Thomas McGrath, now a Pack assassin, goes rogue, Joey Woodman may finally have to step into the role his peers have expected him to take since his mother’s death. But first he’ll find out just how little he knows about being a leader as rival clans prepare for a battle against Joey’s friends.
Keep in mind that Murdered by Human Wolves is now part of a spin-off series, with Shara now being Book 1 of The Werewolf Saga. First Born picks up about 15 years after Nadia’s Children and is set for an August 1 release.
The Lost Pages Bookstore
Donnie Nelson was a bestselling author of fantasy novels until an affair and his mother’s death drove him into hiding as a used bookstore owner in tiny Sagebrush, Oklahoma.
He comes home from the funeral of his high school creative writing teacher with two unwanted guests who proceed to destroy his protective shell of isolation.
I feel like this is the best book I’ve ever written. As much as I love my werewolves, if people were to ask which of my books they should read, I’d say this one. It’s unlike anything I’ve done before and I’m pretty proud of it, which is why I’m holding it for an October or November release (holiday season).
Each of these books will get more posts as their times come closer. Currently, only The Broken Man is up for pre-order in any form (e-book), but I’ll have that link updated and the others linked as soon as they’re available.
As always, thank you so much for being here!
Steven E. Wedel 
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