Have you ever been so busy that you’re looking forward to a bit of a break, but when it comes you don’t know what to do with yourself? That’s been my life for the last few days.

I finished Tyre, my latest collaboration with M.D. Cooper, in a blaze of long hours of writing to meet the deadline, and I decided to give myself a few days off to catch up on all the little things I’d neglected. Now I find I have too many little things still to do and no focus. I need to get back to writing books, and that’s where you come in.

Have you read my two latest series: space colonisation, Space Colony One and space fantasy, Star Mage Saga? I’m going to write the third book in one of those series next, but I’m not sure which one I should tackle. I’d appreciate it if you could let me know if you have a preference, either by casting your vote here on our Facebook page or by writing to me at jenny@jjgreenauthor.com .

(By the way, Yahoo often bounces back emails that I send in reply, so if you don’t hear back from me and you have a Yahoo address, that’s why. I haven’t found a way around the problem yet, unfortunately.)

In case you read the stories a while ago and need a refresher, I’ve included the book covers and a short description to jog your memory. Or if you haven’t begun either series yet, pick up the free prequels Star Mage Exile and Night of Flames.

The Scythian Crisis

The Scythian Crisis, Space Colony One book 3

Isolated and alone, a fractured crew of colonists struggle for survival on a planet where the enemy could be anyone.

Meet Cariad, a geneticist who spent 186 years in cryosuspension, and Ethan, last in a line of six generations who lived and died aboard the colony ship.

Space Colony One is a compelling, provocative deep space colonisation series.

Wildfire and Steel, Star Mage Saga book 3

Wildfire and Steel

Carina Lin is a slum brat turned merc, with a twist. She’s also a mage.

Carina is on a quest to find her long-lost kindred and discover whether their mythical home planet, Earth, really exists.

Star Mage Saga is a dark, exciting, far-future space fantasy.

Look forward to hearing what you think!