If you’re wondering how and where to buy my books, or for that matter what I’ve written, help is here.
I’ve written a little of everything including Space Opera — Darkship Thieves, with Darkship Renegade being worked on as we speak.
Click on the cover to go to Amazon.
I also write Mysteries!
This one is, as the title indicates, a Musketeers’ mystery.
Click to go to Naked Reader Press, where you can buy it.
And I’m very much afraid other mysteries
These are furniture refinishing mysteries and — I’m very afraid — lighter than air, but funny. Click on cover to buy at Amazon.
I also write fantasy, and if you go here you’ll find a bunch of those.
For any Baen books, if you prefer ebooks, you have to shop at their site. The good news is that they have non DRM kindle and all other popular formats.
Oh, if you want to read samples of any of these things before you buy, you can go to my site. I have chapters (and free short stories!) up.
AND if you want to download my first short story collection — Crawling Between Heaven And Earth – for free, go here, look for my name and download it. Just remember those stories are 15 years old, at best, and I think I’m better now!
Thank you for looking, and I hope you enjoy yourself.
Really hope you will write more in the Daring Finds Mysteries series. Really enjoy the first two.
Hi. I’ve written a third and delivered it about a year ago. I’m told it will come out in October. After that, I’ll continue the series as soon as it’s out of contract. Meanwhile in a month or two, I’ll be writing Orphan Kitten mysteries, set in the same town (until contract is resolved.) Family moves a door down from Dyce.
Yay, I’m so glad to hear there’s going to be a 3rd book in Daring Finds Mysteries series…I can’t wait to read it!
Yes, having read some of your current work as well as the 15 year old short’s, at least to us uncultured peeps who buy stuff, you’re better now.
So what about eBook editions? I knew of Darkship Thieves and would read that at a good price, but am really interested in Dipped, Stripped and Dead. However due to unpredictable travel in my job I tend nowadays to only read books on my Kindle.
Reading what you say about publishing (sounds as bad as the record industry – my wife is a manager in the music business) I realise you might not have much say, but any news?
Darkship Thieves is available in ebook format I think at a decent price at baen.com Look under webscriptions.
Dipped, Stripped and Dead and French Polished Murder and soon to be A Fatal Stain are available as ebooks, but through the publisher. if you search Amazon you shall find them.
On http://www.amazon.co.uk I can only find Neptune’s Orphans on Kindle
Uh. I put my stuff — via Goldport — on kindle EVERYWHERE, so a search on Sarah A. Hoyt should give you a bunch of short stories, at the least. And guys, will someone PLEASE post the link to my novels at Baen. Baen is not on Amazon. As for the mysteries, look under Elise Hyatt. Or email me privately.
Actually there are more if I put your name in instead of the title, but stil not Dipped, Stripped
No, that’s under a pen name Elise Hyatt
Ah, of course; missed that one. Still odd that it did not come up in a search for the title. I shall have to write to Amazon about that. Thanks for the help! Oh, an of course thanks for writing interesting books.
Hmmmm. Still not coming up in an Amazon search for Elise Hyatt; the paperback comes up, but not Kindle
This is the link http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=node%3D341689031&field-keywords=Elise+Hyatt&x=0&y=0
See this is why that series is going to continue indie. That house makes me want to tear my hair out.
I hope these books are going indie soon. I’m assuming that the pricing is determined in some way by the publisher and, if that’s so, then they’re trying to milk the ebook market.
A Fatal Stain is $10.57 for the ebook, $7.99 for the paperback. The two previous books in the series are $9.18 for the ebook, and 6.99 for the paperback.
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Ddigital-text&field-keywords=elise+hyatt
I’ve asked for reversal on the first two, and it’s time to mail them again, yes it is. Yes, they determine the price. It’s INSANE.
I have told every publisher who has an author whose work I like that I categorically refuse to pay more for a blob of pixels having NO cost to produce copies beyond a few watts of electricity than the price of a mass market paperback. I’d rather send the money directly to the author.
Read both Thieves and Renegades this week. Great way to kill the time while pumping thick goo. I loved them both.
pumping thick goo????? You know you have to explain this, right?
Hehehe.
That always seems to get folks’ attention.
I blend chemicals used for firefighting foam, epoxies, inks, and other things. The batch I was working on is used to stabilize fire fighting foams used on polar(alcohol types) fueled fires. After the hurricane a tank farm in Mississippi had some of the floating roofs collapse and they foam the areas to prevent vapor, and there was that refinery fire in Venezuela as well that ate much of the polar foams in North America.
This particular batch wasn’t as thick as it can get. There is a variance in the two main ingredients and it finished ranges from maple syrup at room temp to molasses in January. It is a long chain floropolymer molecule that I modify a few of the tails some with a small exothermic reaction. Nothing serious like my old product that would get to 145f when I was doing its reactions … fun stuff when it’s 100 already in the warehouse.
I use a rather loud gear pump to move it and each tote takes quite a bit of time to pump in/out. I make about 18,000+ pounds of it at a shot.
I have been reading your posts here for some time and actually hadn’t read any of your works at Baen. I finished off the latest Grantville Gazette a few days before and during lunch at work was thinking of rereading something at Joe Buckley’s site but recalled you and started Thieves during lunch Monday, read it on my phone, at lunch at my work pc and home and you sucked me into buying the eARC for Renegades (~_^).
I laughed when you red shirted Ringo. Oddly I heard Doc Taylor’s imitation of Ringo for the voice in my head.
Sir. Please. I Red KILTED him.
one way or another you kilt ‘im
I recently finished listening to Darkship Thieves. A great story and the reading was perfect for the characters.
Please tell me Darkship Renegades will be available in audio. I will buy it on release day, especially if Kym Dakin is the reader.
I have no idea. It is beyond my control. I hope it will be available in audio, though!
Well, I sent a request to Audible, if it does any good.
Not sure how I found your twitter feed – but I’m glad I did. You have a new fan (having grown up on Heinlein et-al). After DST I’ll be buying everything you write. Thank you Sarah.
Mark
You’re very welcome. I just got a box of Darkship Renegades. (YAY.)
I just finished Darkship Renegades and really enjoyed the heck out of it. I also want to commend you on what may be the best red shirting ever
I’ll make a deal with you, you keep writing them and I’ll keep buying and reading them.
I just finished listening to the audiobook for Darkship Renegades. Your writing style is perfect for alaoud reading, especially with a talented reader like Kymberly Dakin, who has been the reader for both Darkship books.
Both stories are complete in themselves, but I seem to detect an opening left for a third (Darkship Revolutionaries?) in there.
Did you warn your redshirts in advance?
Of course I warned my redshirts in advance (some of them are there because they donated to a charity in order to be there.) Others are friends.
Thank you. I didn’t know there was an Audio of Renegades, already. You want to keep an eye out for A Few Good Men, the first book of the Earth Revolution. I’m waffling on the title for the next Darkship mostly because the perfect one is Darkship Return, but if I call it that my publisher will flay me. ( Books with Return in the title, apparently, get returned. Who knew?)
Darkship Return would mean there would be two books matching the acronym DSR, so something that doesn’t start with R would make it easier to talk about the series in blog posts. Maybe Darkship Homecoming?
um. Technically it should be Darkship Je Reviens. And now your eyes should be rounding out and you should be going “OH?”
Darkship Reappearance
Darkship Rebound
Darkship Recurrence
Darkship Redux
Darkship Reentry
Darkship Reflight
Darkship Regained
Darkship Rehabitrail
Darkship Reintegration
Darkship Rejoinder
Darkship Rekloned
Darkship Relocation
Darkship Remainder
Darkship Reminder
Darkship Renewal
Darkship Reocclusion
Darkship Repo
Darkship Reprise
Darkship Request
Darkship Reset
Darkship Retrieval
Darkship Reunificaton
Darkship Reversion
Darkship Reviled
Darkship Rewritten
Darkship Rex
Darkship Reyataz
Darkship Rezoned
What, you don’ know how to use a thesaurus?
You forgot Darkship Reclaimed
Sarah,
I just finished Darkship Thieves. I really enjoyed it and quickly downloaded Darkship Renegades, A few Good Men and Ganymede. I’m hooked.
Thank you. I’m writing as fast as I can! You should also get Neptune’s Orphans.
Olá;
sou Portuguesa. Já escreveu algum livro em Português? (Publicado?)
Ou escreveu desde sempre em Inglês? (Pergunto por curiosidade.)
Escrevi muito em Portugues mas nada publicado. Vim para os estados unidos quando me casei aos 22 anos. So aprendi Ingles aos 14 anos, por isso toda a minha “juvenalia” e em Portugues… se ainda existe. Algures, na garagem da minha mae perto do Porto.
Obrigada por responder! Fiquei tão espantada por encontrar uma Portuguesa a escrever em Inglês! E com sucesso! Tive de perguntar
Um abraço.
Obrigada. Boa sorte.