Kelsey Rae Barthel followed Peeyugee
The Peeyugee Casefiles: Agent OBW
The Peeyugee Casefiles: Agent OBW
Though tiny and definitely not always well-mannered, the citizens of Peeyugee may have sent their most valuable of hearts, Agent OBW.
Kelsey Rae Barthel followed No One’s Child
No One’s Child
No One’s Child
An female,on a quest to find her mother’s birth parents, and plotting the fall of her father’s kingdom, discovers she is half droid sent to stop her human birth. If she fails,droids win,she’s queen and the rightful child is lost.
Kelsey Rae Barthel followed S.L. Carpenter
S.L.C.
An avid reader.
Follow
S.L.C. followed Kelsey Rae Barthel
Kelsey Rae Barthel
A creative mind fuelled by coffee
Follow
Kelsey Rae Barthel followed Diana: Daughter of Darkness
Diana: Daughter of Darkness
Diana: Daughter of Darkness
When Diana turned 16 her father disappeared from Firefall & never returned. Since that day, Diana was a prisoner behind the walls of the castle. However, on her 18th b-day she intends 2 change her fate but ends up facing something far more sinister.
Kelsey Rae Barthel followed Sarah Bourgeois
Sarah Bourgeois
Author of Diana: Daughter of Darkness
Follow
Sarah Bourgeois followed Kelsey Rae Barthel
Kelsey Rae Barthel
A creative mind fuelled by coffee
Follow
Paul Pickard followed Kelsey Rae Barthel
Kelsey Rae Barthel
A creative mind fuelled by coffee
Follow
Kelsey Rae Barthel liked an update for The Slave Prince
It’s 2017!

But I’m afraid... I have no news on when The Slave Prince will hit the shelves. 

At the moment, I’m waiting for Inkshares to request for my manuscript. With a long list of books to publish, I can only hope I’ll be contacted soon. But while we wait, here’s an interesting article on Inkshares’ book production timeline. 

http://blog.inkshares.com/post/154475375840/a-note-on-pub-dates-from-the-inkshares-production

It explains how their books are made - the steps required and their time frames. TL;DR It takes 12-18 months to produce a novel upon manuscript submission. So with that said, it is safe to assume The Slave Prince will only be out in 2018. 


The wait is agonisingly long, I know. However, I plan to use the time to tinker with the manuscript again. And while I do that, I’ll be pitching my other novel to traditional publishers, embarking on a new fantasy blog series, and writing a whole lot more. 

If you’re interested in joining me on my bookish endeavours, while diving into free fictional reads, head over to my blog: https://jeynagrace.wordpress.com/ It should fill your time while waiting for The Slave Prince. Once the book starts production, I’ll be sure to update you.

To all those who recently asked about the book, thank you for your excitement. Knowing you’re as eager as I am makes my day. To the rest, thank you for your patience. It is very much appreciated. Please remain seated, as I’ll be back.

Happy (belated) New Year everyone! 

And Happy (early) Lunar New Year to those who celebrate!

 
(*No. I will not apologise for the cat memes. No.)
like · liked by Jane-Holly and 10 others

People who have liked this reader update

    Kelsey Rae Barthel followed The Enchanted Door of Beetsville
    The Enchanted Door of Beetsville
    The Enchanted Door of Beetsville
    Abel Carter and Zizu Himana are two adventurers searching for their place in a world filled with unconventional danger. Following an unlikely rumor the pair make way for Beetsville, a village that’s just become home to a powerful artifact.
    More items