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Good news! The Rayden Valkyrie Tales, Volume II, is now available in print! This brand new compendium contains three full novellas! Here’s the full scoop! Be sure to pick up a copy for yourself today! Pick up a copy today using the links here! Amazon Barnes and Noble The Rayden Valkyrie Tales, Volume II, contains three novellas previously released in the collection individually on eBook formats.  These novellas include Across Desert Plains, Prowling the Darkness, and Darkness Enthroned. The novellas in the Rayden Valkyrie Tales collection will continue to be released and made available individually on eBook formats and the compendium is only being released in a print edition for readersRead More →

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It’s here!  The new Rayden Valkyrie novella is available today in eBook formats!  Here’s the full release announcement: >>>> Blood of a Queen, the brand new Rayden Valkyrie novella by award-winning author Stephen Zimmer, is now available in all eBook formats from Seventh Star Press!     Pick up your copy of Blood of a Queen for just $1.99 at the links below: Kindle Link Nook Link Kobo Link iTunes Link The sword and sorcery/dark fantasy novella is the latest release in a new group of eBook titles from Stephen Zimmer featuring either Ragnar Stormbringer or Rayden Valkyrie. The stand-alone tales give readers a chanceRead More →

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Really excited to share this, the cover art by Aaron Drown of Aaron Drown Design for Hellscapes, Volume II.  The eBook arrives on Monday, to coincide with a big blog tour that includes a contest featuring a Kindle Fire HD8 as a grand prize.  Going to be a lot of fun, I’m working up some good posts for many stops, doing interviews on others, and there will be several reviews.   Definitely looking to be a busy week.  But hope you all find this cover cool! I feel very strongly about this latest installment, as does my editor on this one, Scott Sandridge, and I’llRead More →