Author of swashbuckling fantasy and post-apocalyptic adventures
The wait is over! I'm happy to announce that the last book in the post-apocalyptic Bunker series is now available as an audiobook. Kate Marcin returns as narrator for a final adventure that brings together the characters from the first two books. You can listen on Audible here! If you haven't started the series yet,… Continue reading Follow Me to Armageddon is out in audio!
It's Launch Day for the final book in my YA post-apocalyptic Bunker trilogy. Follow Me to Armageddon is also my 20th novel. It's a little surreal to celebrate this milestone nine years after writing the rough draft of Seabound. I've learned so much since then, and this particular book stretched all the writing muscles I've… Continue reading My 20th book launches today!
The third book in the post-apocalyptic Bunker series has a cover and a release date! The sequel to Wake Me After the Apocalypse and Meet Me at World's End will launch on August 20th, 2021. This epic cover was designed by Dane at Ebook Launch. As you might be able to guess from the cover, Follow… Continue reading COVER REVEAL: Follow Me to Armageddon
I'm very excited to announce the launch of my 13th novel! Wake Me After the Apocalypse is a young adult science fiction adventure. Think Passengers meets Deep Impact with a little bit of The Martian thrown in. It's a little different from my recent books. Looking forward to hearing what you think! Get the ebook and paperback on Amazon or read it for… Continue reading Wake Me After the Apocalypse
I recently compiled the Seabound trilogy into a convenient box set for Kindle. It includes all of Esther's adventures (Seabound, Seaswept, and Seafled) but not the prequel, Burnt Sea. It will be on sale for under $5 until Sunday. Tell your friends! In other news, I'm gearing up to launch my brand new fantasy series. The cover… Continue reading The Complete Seabound Trilogy Box Set
A few weeks ago, I had a drink with a new acquaintance whose job involves organizing literary festivals. I wanted to impress her. I was participating in the upcoming festival to promote the book I wrote under another alias, but I was under no illusions about where I stood in the hierarchy of literary talents being featured. As… Continue reading For adults who read YA fiction
Jordan Rivet 