Okay, so that's all sorted. (The Sacrifice, copies, etc.)

[bladespark]

For years now the harvest has been less than it should be. Last year the people of Oisin's village sacrificed a goat, but their god did not come. Now, in desperation, a human sacrifice has been suggested, and Oisin, recently orphaned and feeling life is not worth living, volunteers.

But the god Belinos is not quite what he seems, and Oisin's sacrifice will not be what he expects, for Belinos first came out of the darkness to drink the sacrificial blood not because he was a god, but because he was a vampire.

This is just the beginning of the changes to Oisin's life, as he is drawn further and further into a world of gods and magic, where the most unexpected thing is not even his own blossoming talent, but the blossoming feelings he has for Belinos.

Love between mortal and immortal is not without its difficulties, though. As outright war among the gods threatens, Oisin will end up making a far greater difference in the conflict than he could ever have dreamed possible.

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So everything is sorted with the publisher, and you now have four different ways to order a copy of this.

1. Get an e-book. On Amazon, from JMS Books. (Also available from basically every ebook distributor, so search for it on the platform of your choice.)

2. Get a paperback direct. On Amazon, from JMS Books.

3. Get a budget signed paperback from me! (These are the books with the wrong back cover, which is about some guy and his dog, but the front cover and interior are both correct.) Send $8 if you're in the USA (international shipping is a bitch, contact me for a quote but it's going to be bad.) via paypal to spark.costumes@gmail.com and tick the tickybox to include your address. Include any notes about inscriptions, lewd doodles, or anything else you want me to put on there along with my signature.

4. Get a full price signed paperback from me. Same process as above, just send $13 instead, and you'll get one of the corrected books as soon as they reach me.

Ta-da, books!

Comments

[the_siobhan]

Congrats on the book. :-)

Where did you get the cover art? Was that something you put together?

[bladespark]

Provided by the publisher. I can make suggestions, but only within their quite strict style design rules. And as they use stock photos, anything fantastical tends to give them trouble. (Which is to say it has almost nothing to do with the story, other than having a male person and some standing stones in it, but Stonehenge isn't the actual standing stones and that doesn't look a bit like either main character. Oh well.)