Release Day and Giveaway!


My new novella, The Cargo, is out today! This one is a paranormal fantasy/sci-fi crossover that occurs in the Red Wolf universe, centuries into the future, with a fresh twist on the theme of what might happen when a guy gets a second chance with an old love. I’ll be sending out fifty books to anyone who wants one, first come, first served, until I run out or the giveaway ends on July 15th. Here’s how it works:

Twenty paperback copies to be shipped as soon as released. You can request an autographed copy, but that will take a little longer to deliver.

Thirty ebooks in Kindle format, available immediately.

Just contact me by leaving a comment or email me directly at jhundley50@gmail.com, specifying the format in which you wish to read, along with your email address for confirmation purposes and a shipping address if you want a paperback copy. Requests go into the queue as soon as I receive them and I’ll get back to you as soon as possible to confirm your information.

Stay safe and happy reading!


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