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Serial updates, Treasure giveaway, and more!

Tuesday, January 17th, 2012

Serial updates

Check out this week’s serial updates, including the conclusion of Runaway Prince by May Ridge, part of our Bad Moon Rising serial. We also have the beginning of Learning to See by Julia Alaric, a retelling of Beauty and the Beast, part of our Fairy Tale serial. You can read all current chapters from the serial fiction page. To read past fairy tales, click here.

Giveaway! Treasure by Megan Derr

Treasure coverWould you like a free copy of Treasure by Megan Derr, coming on out January 25th? Less Than Three Press is giving away a free copies of the ebook to a random winners! To enter the drawing, leave a comment answering the question what is your greatest treasure?

The Rules:

  • One entry only! You can write a sentence or an essay, but it is all equal to one.
  • Contest is open from now until 8:00 p.m. Eastern time on January 24, 2012.
  • Winners will be chosen randomly.
  • The free ebook will be emailed to the winner’s inbox, so be sure to specify a valid email when leaving your comment!

For a second chance at winning, check out the Less Than Three Press Goodreads Group for a second giveaway! Enter in both contests to maximize your chances of a free copy of Treasure. (In the event the same person is picked for both contests, the winner of the Goodreads giveaway will be redrawn.)

Vixen release postponed

Due to production delays, the release date for the f/f romance anthology Vixen has been moved to February 29, 2012. Our apologies for any inconveniences this may cause.

09/07/11: Serial updates and LT3 GoodReads group

Tuesday, September 6th, 2011

Serial Updates

Check out this week’s serial updates, including Part 4 of Megan Derr’s Impractical, Chapter 10 of Saving Liam by Sasha L. Miller, and Part 2 of L.J. LaBarthe’s Sunburnt Country, part of our Something Happened on the Way to Heaven serial anthology. Click here to access all current and past chapters.

Less Than Three Press GoodReads Group

Less Than Three Press has opened a GoodReads Group! We’ll be hosting monthly giveaways and offer a place to discuss current serials, upcoming releases, and submissions, as well as give you a chance to ask questions of LT3 authors who are GoodReads members.

07/13/11: Serials, Dance with the Devil, and more!

Tuesday, July 12th, 2011

Serial updates

Check out this week’s serial update! We’ve got Part 3 of Case 010: Paragon of Beauty, part of Megan Derr’s Dance in the Dark, Chapter 6 of Saving Liam by Sasha L. Miller, and Chapter 9 of Mohegan: Native Instincts by India Jackson! You can access all current and prior chapters for all of our serial stories from the serial fiction page.

Winners of the Dance with the Devil ebook giveaway!

Congratulations to the three winners of the our Dance with the Devil giveaway! Check your inbox for your copy of Dance with the Devil by Megan Derr!

  • Amber Wheat: Creatures, huh? I really am partial to demons because you never know what you’re going to get with a demon. Sometimes they are truly evil representations of all things bad and sometimes they are just misunderstood citizens of a place that outsiders deem “hell”. Demons come in all different shapes and sizes. In some stories they have grotesque appearances and can be spotted by the hero immediately, sometimes they wear gorgeous skins and take the hero in with a charming appearance, and sometimes they are the normal, everyday people walking down the street. I especially like it when the demon is the hero and the “hero” is actually a manipulative, backstabbing, selfish douche. And the horns, I especially like the horns! I love smartass demons, one in particular comes to mind… Becket! I love Becket, and my heart broke when… well never mind, go read the story, it broke my heart. Becket is a fantastic demon, just enough demonness and just enough smartass, and just enough hopeless romantic! Team Becket for the win!
  • Rylie: I’m going to have to say dragons as my favorite. I haven’t read a book or story yet, either eastern or western, where I disliked the dragons. Being able to fly must be amazing. I do love that Mercedes Lackey had a subspecies called bookwyrms and their hoard was rare books.
  • Ananas: I’d love to run into a shapeshifter. not necessarily a were anything, but I’ve always loved the idea, and how (in general) they are associated with tricksters. at least in my mythologies.

Dance with the Devil now available in the Book Market!

You can now find Dance with the Devil by Megan Derr in the Book Market for just $6.99!

In a world of demons, goblins, witches, sirens, werewolves, vampires, and so much more, it can be difficult to determine who is guilty of what and why. Chris White is a detective who fearlessly investigates this supernatural world, himself a unique product of it. He will take any case brought to him, but has a particular affinity for helping those who inhabit the poor districts of his city. From strange rituals and runaway vampires, to fighting sorcerers and confronting a demon lord, this paranormal detective will face any challenge—even a dance with the devil.

Read an excerpt…

Submission Deadline: Vixen

Submissions for the Less Than Three Press call for submissions Vixen, our femmeslash anthology, will close on July 31, 2011. If you are currently working on a story for this anthology and are unsure that you’ll finish by the deadline, please contact us; we are happy to grant deadline extensions if necessary. For more details on our open submissions, see our submissions pages.

04/27/11: New serials and That Famous Happy End ebook!

Tuesday, April 26th, 2011

Serial updates

This week, we begin two new serial stories! Moon Dogs by Erica Keeley is the first story in our new Bad Moon Rising anthology series…

Superstition abounds where the moon is concerned. It can bring love, luck, madness, misfortune, pleasure, and pain. Nothing is left untouched by the waxing and waning of the moon. Those forced to shun the day welcome the light of the moon, and work their magic beneath her gaze. Of all the myths and legends, superstitions and old wives tales, no lunar legend is as well known as those surrounding the wolves…

The Fairy’s Assistant by Sasha L. Miller is part of our Fairy Tale series:

Hayden has a fairy in his pocket—a fairy who speaks a language he cannot understand, who uses magic in a country where magic is illegal, and constantly gets Hayden tangled up in awkward situations when he helps the people the fairy tells him.

His latest task is to help a young woman who is a servant in a modest household, but all is far more complicated than it seems, for the young woman is much more than a servant, brow-beaten by relatives who keep her from her rightful place. It is up to Hayden and his fairy to set all to rights, a task made nearly impossible by the knight hunting Hayden down on suspicion of using magic.

You can read the first parts of these two stories for free! As always, you can access all current serial stories from the serial fiction page. You can access previous fairy tales from the fairy tale page.

That Famous Happy End ebook

You can now purchase the That Famous Happy End anthology from the LT3 Book Market! For $8.99, you get eight short stories composed around the theme of That Famous Happy End.

Nothing is sweeter than following a story and its characters through all the ups and downs, the trials, the pains, and seeing them finally reach that moment, that day, that place they worked so hard to gain. Be it by way of murder, magic, misunderstanding, mischief, or mayhem, we like to see them suffer. We want the struggle, the grief, the fight. We want to see them angry, confused, hurt, battered, and on the verge of giving up.

But most of all we want to see all that toil and strife worth something. We want to see the characters we love finally reach that famous happy end.

Yaoi-Con 2011

LT3 is currently considering purchasing table space at Yaoi-Con 2011. Are you planning to attend this convention? If so, what would you like to see at the LT3 table? Other thoughts, ideas, and/or plots? Let us know, we’d adore your input!