Is there such a thing as the perfect Summer read? Some romance, some fun banter, a little spice to keep things really interesting? I might have just the thing – my new story “All That… Read More »“All That History” is coming July 16th
A question I get, periodically, is about where you can buy all of my stories – or, more specifically, why they’re not necessarily all available through every ebook store. Not counting the various things I’ve… Read More »Why isn’t “Riley’s Basement” (or your other free books) on Amazon?
Periodically, people ask me about my opinions on romance and erotica, what it’s like to be someone who releases books, and writing in general. Honestly, I seldom feel qualified to answer with any great confidence… Read More »Why I don’t use AI
Hey, friends! Alex here – and I’ll keep this short and sweet… I’m running a sale on two of my books at the moment: you can get “Farmed Out” and “College Wrestler Secrets” for $2.99… Read More »Two of my most popular books are on sale
Earlier this year, I asked subscribers to my free mailing list which sequel they’d be most interested in reading, and a lot of people said they wanted a more of “Farmed Out” and Mason’s adventures… Read More »“Farmed Out 2: City Heat” takes us back to Mason’s world
I just released “Shoot Your Best Shot” and I’ve been really gratified by the response so far: people seem to enjoy Chase’s story of self-discovery, messy facials, and slyly-sexual college roommates! As always, I try… Read More »“Shoot Your Best Shot” and “Riley’s Basement”
Just because you read on a Kindle, doesn’t mean you have to buy Amazon ebooks. Transferring itch.io purchases is surprisingly easy.
One of the most common questions I get is “Hey Alex, which books should I start with?” The answer usually comes down to whether you’re looking for romance, erotica, or something in-between: so, to make… Read More »New ebook discounts and starter packs
B&N ebook search is hiding erotica and spicy titles by default. Here’s how to fix that.
When I released my ‘Caught’ series of short stories last year, it was partly a test of Kindle Unlimited. Amazon’s subscription-based reading service – where you pay a monthly fee, and can read any book… Read More »New places to find my ‘Caught’ series