So yes! Release day for A Few Good Fish.
Can I just say I love writing this series?
I love writing Jackson and Ellery throughout several books.
I love that I have many more adventures planned for them.
I love that even though my audience started out going, “Well… romantic suspense… I’m just not sure…” A lot of them seem to be firmly on board?
I loved bringing in Ace and Sonny, two of my favorite characters, into a new adventure.
I loved planning a romance for their friend Burton, which will be out in Hiding the Moon.
I loved how much people seemed to love Lucy Satan and Billy Bob.
I loved writing shit-go-boom-and-then-there’s-sex.
I loved that Jackson was a broken boy at the beginning, and he’s still a broken boy, and people are okay with it taking more than one book–more than three, actually– to fix him.
And I love that I’m looking forward to writing another one, even before this one’s out.
Welcome to the world of Jackson Rivers and Ellery Cramer, folks. If you haven’t jumped in the fish pond yet, the first one’s on sale for $.99– enjoy!
A Few Good Fish
by Amy Lane
Fish Out of Water: Book 3
A tomcat, a psychopath, and a psychic walk into the desert to rescue the men they love…. Can everybody make it out with their skin intact?
PI Jackson Rivers and Defense Attorney Ellery Cramer have barely recovered from last November, when stopping a serial killer nearly destroyed Jackson in both body and spirit.
But their previous investigation poked a new danger with a stick, forcing Jackson and Ellery to leave town so they can meet the snake in its den.
Jackson Rivers grew up with the mean streets as a classroom and he learned a long time ago not to give a damn about his own life. But he gets a whole new education when the enemy takes Ellery. The man who pulled his shattered pieces from darkness and stitched them back together again is in trouble, and Jackson’s only chance to save him rests in the hands of fragile allies he barely knows.
It’s going to take a little bit of luck to get these Few Good Fish out alive!
Fish Out of Water: Book Two
They must work together to stop a psychopath—and save each other.
Two months ago Jackson Rivers got shot while trying to save Ellery Cramer’s life. Not only is Jackson still suffering from his wounds, the triggerman remains at large—and the body count is mounting.
Jackson and Ellery have been trying to track down Tim Owens since Jackson got out of the hospital, but Owens’s time as a member of the department makes the DA reluctant to turn over any stones. When Owens starts going after people Jackson knows, Ellery’s instincts hit red alert. Hurt in a scuffle with drug-dealing squatters and trying damned hard not to grieve for a childhood spent in hell, Jackson is weak and vulnerable when Owens strikes.
Jackson gets away, but the fallout from the encounter might kill him. It’s not doing Ellery any favors either. When a police detective is abducted—and Jackson and Ellery hold the key to finding her—Ellery finds out exactly what he’s made of. He’s not the corporate shark who believes in winning at all costs; he’s the frightened lover trying to keep the man he cares for from self-destructing in his own valor.
Fish Out of Water
PI Jackson Rivers grew up on the mean streets of Del Paso Heights—and he doesn’t trust cops, even though he was one. When the man he thinks of as his brother is accused of killing a police officer in an obviously doctored crime, Jackson will move heaven and earth to keep Kaden and his family safe.
Defense attorney Ellery Cramer grew up with the proverbial silver spoon in his mouth, but that hasn’t stopped him from crushing on street-smart, swaggering Jackson Rivers for the past six years. But when Jackson asks for his help defending Kaden Cameron, Ellery is out of his depth—and not just with guarded, prickly Jackson. Kaden wasn’t just framed, he was framed by crooked cops, and the conspiracy goes higher than Ellery dares reach—and deep into Jackson’s troubled past.
Both men are soon enmeshed in the mystery of who killed the cop in the minimart, and engaged in a race against time to clear Kaden’s name. But when the mystery is solved and the bullets stop flying, they’ll have to deal with their personal complications… and an attraction that’s spiraled out of control.
Hypothetically speaking. What would one have to do to get Hiding the Moon early? A *cough* friend wants to know. I believe they would be willing to write reviews, bribe with ice cream gift cards and homemade dog treats…or submit certain author's names for sainthood. Just throwing that out there…for my …ehhm…friend of course.
Love Jackson and Ellery! So glad there are more stories about them still to come.