A River in the Dark is out!

Early this morning, the third and final book in the A Town Called River trilogy came out in e-book (paperback coming soon!).

Am I excited? Of course! It’s also surreal (I’ve said that for the previous two books too, I know) because one day you’re an aspiring novelist in 2020 and then somehow it’s 2024 and you’ve finished a trilogy.

The entire road has been both long and short because what is time and space warps in the strangest ways. I still remember talking to Antonija, her asking me if I have anything to submit to Vesna and her’s publishing cottage, and recalling something I’d been noodling with for a few weeks the year before. When I started writing A Town Called River I wondered if even it will come out good let alone if I’ll be able to do a sequel… and then what seemed like a distant finishing line (writing an entire trilogy about Paul) suddenly became a thing behind me.

And so here I am, staring at the screen and the “Out Now” above the image of *my* *third* *novel* and the sense of accomplishment is real and there’s not a peep from my impostor syndrome so… yay!

A River in the Dark cover reveal!

Yep, that’s the cover. Once again Korin Hunjak knocks it out of the park.

With this one the story of how Paul became a krsnik in his own right instead of just a guy who had all the magic and legacy and troubles dumped on him comes to a close and it’s… weird. I say that a lot with regards to my feelings about the entire publishing journey of A Town Called River trilogy, mostly because it is weird. Not that long ago I had only dreams about publishing *a* novel and here I am now, with *three*.

As per usual there’s magic and danger and friendship and food.

I’ll have more to say once the novel is out, but for now the preorder links are here, if you’re interested.