If you’re wondering how and where to buy my books, or for that matter what I’ve written, help is here.
Below, in order are links to buy my books and links to samples, Science Fiction, Fantasy, Historical Mystery, cozies and historical. Browse on down!
I’ve written a little of everything including Space Opera —
Darkship Thieves. Click on the image to go to the Amazon “buy” page!
Click on the cover to go to Amazon.
Click HERE to read a sample!
And the sequel:
go on, click on the link and BUY it!
Or read a sample here!
And what happens on Earth after Darkship Thieves:
I also write Fantasy.
For instance, there’s my Shifters Series for Baen. If a lady panther and a gentleman dragon love each other very very much and decide to run a night together, what you have is:
This is an omnibus of the first two books. It’s on pre-order
But you can buy the first two books by themselves. Start with:
And if you click on the link, you can get your own free copy!
Or if you prefer, you can read a sample here.
It’s followed by:
That one is not free on Amazon (though it is reasonably priced!) If you want to read a sample go here.
And of course the latest one in the series:
This might be my favorite cover ever. The panorama is actually Lakeside Park in Denver, where we used to take the kids when they were little.
I also write Historical Fantasy
In fact, historical fantasy were the very first books I published, with Berkley Ace. The rights have now reverted, and they’re being brought out by Goldport Press. They’re only available in ebooks right now, but GP is working on bringing them out in paper!
Or click here to read a sample.
Click on the image to buy or here to read a sample.
In other historical fantasy, there are The Magical British Empire books, which were published by Bantam:
Heart of Light
Soul of Fire
Heart and Soul
Those will be brought out by Goldport Press in the near future. I’ve asked them permission to change them, so we can put out an author’s edition, since those books were heavily edited and also were written when the author was deep in the political closet. It’s entirely possible that there is no safe way to write a fantasy about British colonies in the 19th century without being called either racist or hater of the West. I am neither and I’m cleaning the series up the best I can. For the rest, there will be afterwords!
As side steps to those books (whose multi-universe “world” will be called Magical Worlds, Goldport Press is waiting on my final edits to Witchfinder before releasing it.
I also write Historical Mysteries!
You can click on the link to buy, or you can read a sample here.
You can click on the link to buy, or you can read a sample here.
Or you can read a sample here.
I’m very much hoping to bring out — soon — The Musketeer’s Inheritance (formerly published as A Death In Gascony) and The Musketeer’s Servant (formerly Dying by the Sword.) After that, the brand new, never before issued The Musketeer’s confessor. Unfortunately the copyeditor at Goldport press has been ill which is delaying everything!
I Also Write Historical Fiction
- The short and extremely interesting life of Kathryn Howard, fifth wife of Henry VIII
Click on the link to buy, or you can read a sample here.
And I’m very much afraid I also write other mysteries
These are furniture refinishing mysteries and — I’m very afraid — lighter than air, but funny. Click on cover to buy at Amazon.
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. 🙂
Our Elise Hyatt fan at the store will be very happy to hear that.
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.
I know this is late to the game but French Polished Murder is no longer on Kindle. The other 2 are still there. Does this mean you may go Indie soon with these. Also, what is t
No. It means that’s the only one I got back. I must get the other two back before it goes indie.
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.)
🙂 It would seem that I’m ahead of you then – I bought DSR for my kindle and finished it earlier this week.
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
There is always a full world crossover possible — Darkship Re-finishers.
Now that just might put Ben into permanent mummy mode, but E would make a great hero.
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.
Mrs. Hoyt ,
I’m a new reader of your books. Started with the Darkship books from BAEN and moved to the shifter series. You have a new fan! My first love is science fiction followed closely by fantasy and I really got into the shifter series. I liked the way the 2nd book ends with the main characters finally seeming to become comfortable with their lot in life. Since I am a new fan, it may be that you’ve already discussed it, but do you have any near future plans to expand on the shifter series? You have a lot of other work published that will keep me busy, but I would love a new entry in that series. I also enjoyed reading your blog on this site. You seem to have a lot of projects up and running currently. Keep up the great work.
From a new fan,
Aaron
Aaron, the next Shifter’s Novel comes out in July. It’s titled _Noah’s Boy_.
Paul – thank you for the information regarding the next shifter book. I am now happily awaiting it’s arrival! Have a great day.
– Aaron
Noah’s Boy is available for pre-order at Amazon. Pre-ordering a book is beneficial to author and publisher for reasons I have forgotten.
Sarah,
I just finished Darkship Thieves, and am now into Renegades. Thoroughly enjoyed the first, and am already seeing the maturing of your writing style with Renegades. For whatever reason, I like to watch a “new” writer develop his or her voice and deepen in sophistication and style. Maybe I’m just a snobbish editor at heart! 😉
I am curious about the genesis of the Darkship universe, and Thena in particular. Did she start as a character riff on Heinlein’s stories, like I Will Fear No Evil, or Time Enough For Love? Or did Athena appear fully-grown in your mind one day? She’s a particularly engaging character, by the way. She may be superhuman in some ways, but she also has all of our (sometimes magnified!) fragilities, which makes her quite sexy!
Hope you keep the series going. There’s clearly a lot of room for several different plot lines and character streams. In the meantime, when I finish Renegades, I’ll dive into some of your other work.
She appeared in my head like Athena from Zeus head.
In the same universe, the one after Darkship Renegades was A Few Good Men, and I’m at work on the next Through Fire (in the darkship universe.) The rest is fantasy.
When do you think Through the Fire will be available? 2015-2016?
I very much enjoy your stuff on Instapundit and have visited the blog a time or two, but only just now read one of your books, Witchfinder. What an engrossing fun story. Read to 2am and it has been a long time since I have done that. I think you may have another devoted fan. I am only afraid that you have so many stories I won’t be able to afford them all at once and I feel guilty taking the free ones, at least a little :). I hate having to ration myself. Nonetheless, thank you very much for the great read.
thank you!
While I am not authorized to speak on Mrs. Hoyt’s behalf, I suspect that she would not begrudge your taking advantage of the free offers, especially if you take time to do Amazon reviews praising her work. Honest praise is a form of payment in and of itself, particularly if it encourages others to pay for her work.
Yes, indeed.
What is the status of “A Flaw in Her Magic”?
creeping towards completion. Sorry, everything was delayed by my being sick for a year and its taking me almost a year to recover fully.
Do you have a collection of short stories? Really a fan of shorts and I would love to buy one of yours
Chuck
I do. I have Crawling Between Heaven and Earth, about 15 years old, and I have Wings. If you get Wings, be aware that I used the proofed version from the paper publisher and apparently it has “gifted” typos. I’m attempting to have it re-proofed but haven’t had time.
Just finished Darkship Thieves. I am stumped though because I recall reading a short story about the Seacities and Broomers and Goodmen. I can’t remember where, when, or the name of it though. It bugged the crap out of the whole time I was reading DT and I still haven’t solved the mystery. Please help this addled reader…
any updates on the daring finds mysteries?
My lawyer is still working on getting the rights back, so I may continue the series. Ask me again in June when I may have a fourth out.
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Are there no other books in the Witchfinder mode?
Two sequels will come out this year. Unfortunately I’m away from home and my calendar, so I can’t tell you when. Witch’s daughter and Rogue magic.
it’s July – any news on daring finds?
ah. We haven’t got the rights back yet.
Hello Sara, about your Daring Finds mysteries… Any word when the 3rd one will be available on Kindle? I really don’t want to resort to paperback, but will if I must. Also did I hear you mention a fourth book???
You need to update this page, Sarah. You’ve got more books on the shelf than this. 🙂
BTW, your kindle version of French Polished Murder had quite a number of editing issues as the book progressed (there were a few in the beginning, but they got more frequent toward the end). I could get through it and thoroughly enjoyed the book, but it was an annoyance.
Yeah. I have a list of typos and will reissue.
It was actually edited… (Sigh.) The editor might have been on drugs, though.
Hopefully they were good drugs! (Not the kind that make you angry or sullen or deranged – more like Peegrass and less like Fluffy I or II.)
I have no idea. We’ll just say I won’t use her, or the one who did A Fatal Stain again. I think in future I’ll use ‘Nother Mike and the Oyster.
I know. I need to completely redesign this site.