Camy’s new Patreon is live!

My Patreon is now live and you can subscribe to my tiers!

Each tier gives you benefits every month, such as:

Early access to the rough draft chapters of my next book so you can read ahead of the ebook publication

A complimentary .epub copy of the ebook when it's completed and before it's published on Amazon

Early access to bonus extras about my books and cover reveals

Your name in the acknowledgments section of my books

Audiobooks (for now, AI-narrated but with human narration coming soon, and early subscribers will help choose the voice actor)

Curated Book Boxes with Special Editions of my paperbacks

Zoom calls

The chance to choose the name and description of a character in a short story

Here’s a look at the benefits in the different tiers:

Patreon is also a bit like a Facebook group in that you can comment on my chapters and my posts. Feel free to post reactions or ask questions, although I reserve the right to decline to answer if it would be a spoiler. :)

To celebrate the launch, I’m offering something special. All patrons will receive “Bidding on Treason,” an exclusive, limited-availability short story starring Lena, whom you met in The Gentleman Thief, and who appears in Lady Wynwood’s Spies, volume 7: Spinster.

However, patrons will only be able to download this original short story for a limited time. After May 31, 2024, it’s going away. So subscribe before then and enjoy this new short story.

In order for you to get a taste of my Patreon, I’ve opened up the Prologue and Chapter 1 of Lady Wynwood's Spies, volume 7: Spinster for everyone to read for free. Additional chapters are also available for my paid subscription tiers.

If you “Follow” my page (you’ll need to set up a free Patreon account if you don't have one), then you’ll receive email notifications whenever I have a public post, even if you don’t subscribe.

I hope you enjoy the chapters, and I look forward to seeing you in my Patreon community!

Join Camy’s Patreon

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