Speakeasy Series Collaboration with Brigham Vaughn

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Brigham Vaughn and I have been making great progress on a new series of books we’ve dubbed the “Speakeasy” series. 

This series explores some of the secondary characters we created in Wake and Calm. Each book in the series can be read as a standalone novel.

The first book is off to Pride Publishing for their consideration. The second is in the hands of our wonderful beta team. And we will begin writing the third this week.

All titles are subject to change of course, but you can visit my Upcoming Projects page for more details (scroll down about halfway to where it says “Speakeasy Series Collaboration with Brigham Vaughn”)

http://kevancoles.tumblr.com/upcomingprojects

We’re really excited about this series and we think you will be too!
-K & B

Published by kevancoles

K. Evan Coles is a mother and tech pirate by day and a writer by night. She is a dreamer who, with a little hard work and a lot of good coffee, coaxes words out of her head and onto paper. K. lives in the northeast United States, where she complains bitterly about the winters, but truly loves the region and its diverse, tenacious and deceptively compassionate people. You’ll usually find K. nerding out over books, movies and television with friends and family. She’s especially proud to be raising her son as part of a new generation of unabashed geeks. K.’s books explore LGBTQ+ romance in contemporary settings.

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