Category Archives: books

Tremontaine S1 is now in hardcover and paperback… and people like it!

Posted on May 11, 2017 by Racheline Maltese

Tremontaine is here, and people like it, including: The Washington Post: “The real magic is how well six authors can spin together a narrative. The book is a prequel of sorts to Ellen Kushner’s ‘Swordspoint’ series, but stands perfectly well … Continue reading →

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The Art of Three is on PolyWeekly

Posted on May 10, 2017 by Racheline Maltese

Or, how to write a book while crying in Vienna at 3am. If you wanted to know more about how and why we wrote The Art of Three, what we learned from it, and what a tenderhearted nerd Racheline is, … Continue reading →

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So about that thing we left open at the end of The Art of Three

Posted on April 3, 2017 by Racheline Maltese

The Art of Three was always intended as a standalone book. Because we love the characters, we do have some thoughts on a possible sequel (that is not disrupting the happy triad in any way, don’t worry — we’re all … Continue reading →

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The Art of Three: “achingly lovely” & “absolutely should not miss”

Posted on March 24, 2017 by Racheline Maltese

We’re just four days away from The Art of Three and we have a lot of thanking and flailing to do, meaning there are some early reviews we’re thrilled to tell you about: First, you can take a look at what … Continue reading →

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The Art of Three: No one gets left behind

Posted on March 16, 2017 by Racheline Maltese

While we started writing The Art of Three in the summer of 2015, some of the most significant emotional and structural work we did on the story happened in January 2016 when I was in Vienna for my day job. These … Continue reading →

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A Queen from the North pre-order now available

Posted on March 10, 2017 by Racheline Maltese

It may be the 21st century, but in a not-so-united kingdom the wounds of the the Wars of the Roses have never healed. The rivalry between the Yorkish north and Lancastrian south has threatened to pull the nation apart for … Continue reading →

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Get Starling for free!

Posted on February 26, 2017 by Racheline Maltese

In honor of Oscar weekend, you can now download the ebook of Starling for free from Amazon.com now through the end of February 27, 2017. If you love it, don’t forget to preorder Doves, which will be out May 9, 2017! Additionally, … Continue reading →

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Hey, we’re in Forbes!

Posted on February 10, 2017 by Racheline Maltese

Racheline was interviewed for Hayley C. Cuccinello’s article “Fifty Shades Of Green: How Fanfiction Went From Dirty Little Secret To Money Machine.” Also featured in this all-genre article pegged to the release of Fifty Shades Darker is fellow romance author Cecilia … Continue reading →

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Tremontaine S1 is a Locus 2016 Recommended Read!

Posted on February 1, 2017 by Racheline Maltese

We’re very pleased to note that Tremontaine S1, out in paperback  and hardcover from SAGA Press in May 2017 and already available digitally from Serial Box Publishing, has made Locus’s annual list of recommended reads compiled by editors, reviewers, and other SFF … Continue reading →

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Excerpt: The Art of Three – Jamie and Nerea discuss what has been lost

Posted on January 29, 2017 by Racheline Maltese

Erin and I often say that we’re witches. Among other reasons, we say this because our books always know what’s going on in our lives and the world before we do. This hasn’t necessarily been more true of The Art of Three … Continue reading →

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