Today I conclude my absolutely absurd run of four novels out in twelve months, with the release of The Market of 100 Fortunes! Well, at least if you’re going for the ebook, the audiobook, or the U.S. print edition. For some reason the U.K. print edition won’t be out until April 25th — I have no clue why, nor (alas) any control over it.

This also concludes that trilogy. There comes a time in every author’s life when she has to decide she’s put her characters through enough; they have earned a nice, quiet HEA. So if you have not yet picked up the adventures of Sekken and Ryōtora, but you think supernatural enigmas in a Japanese-inspired setting with a side of queer romance sounds like your cup of sencha, you can now pick up the whole series. Yes, they’re game tie-ins, but they’re deliberately written to operate independently of any game material and appeal to a wider audience. I have had a blast writing these, working in a world I know so well, and indulging my love of folklore to boot.