Hi,all. Just want to let you know, as a year-end treat, all three of my books are FREE today on Amazon.
That’s Fifteen Shades of Gay (For Pay), Something Different and Protection, which is nominated for Best Book of 2012 in the Goodreads M/M Romance Group’s Reader’s Choice awards.
So if you’ve ever wanted to try my books, today’s the day.
Orphaned at birth, T. Baggins was raised by wolves until age fourteen, when the pack moved on one night without a forwarding address. Returning to human society, Ms. Baggins taught herself to read and write by studying fan fiction. As a result, she still believes “Hiddlesworth” is a legitimate English word, along with manlovin’. In her spare time she enjoys reblogging posts on Tumblr, emptying gin bottles and petting housecats who plainly do not wish to be disturbed.
Reblogged this on AJ Rose and commented:
Free books! Can’t beat that, and these are GOOD BOOKS!
I’m a bit confused about the author(s) for Something Different and Protection. I read Something Different (which I loved btw) and in the edition I bought, SA Reid was credited as the author. Could you please explain to me if you’re the same person or if you co-authored them?
Yes, I can explain.
I started with the pen name S.A. Reid. Those novellas received some nice reviews. Then I wrote a book called Fifteen Shades of Gay (For Pay) under the name T. Baggins and that book took off. It sold so much better than the other two, I decided to consolidate all my m/m romance books under the Baggins pseudonym.
(My other name is Emma Jameson, and I write cozy mysteries.)
Hope this helps. Thanks for asking. If you ever have other questions, email me at therealtbaggins@gmail.com
Thanks for the reblog and the testimonial, AJ!!
Hey love, I have a question. Are you still working on the Vampire story? It’s fairly epic, so not pressuring on a time table. Just hoping it’s still in the works.
BTW, Shades of Gay and Protection are both fantastic!
Thanks!!
Yes, I am still working on Soulless. I had a bit of a writer crisis awhile back, flaked out and put it on hold. Nevertheless, I’m really hoping to have it out by the spring. Thanks so much for asking, it means a lot to me that you remember it!
*whew* Thank you thank you! Yes, Soulless! (was afraid you’d maybe changed the title) You’ve got so many things in the works and they’re all delightful, but Soulless strikes me as above and beyond exceptional. That’s saying a lot when it comes to your work, it’s all so brilliant.
So, no more “writers crisis”, unless of course it’s a good cathartic one that moves you forward as an artist.
Good? Good.
You’re a treasure. Thanks for the pep talk. Seriously — I needed it.