Several of my books are on sale for 99cents, along with a bunch of other lesfic authors, until September 14. Check it out. You’ll find some good deals. https://iheartlesfic.com/mega- lesfic-sale-2/
Category: tested
Tested 99cents at Smashwords!
Tested: Sex, love, and friendship in the shadow of HIV is now available from Smashwords. To celebrate, it’s on sale for 99 cents until February 7.
https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/694835
Coupon code: WG24F
The year is 1993, and those in the gay community are dying of AIDS, caring for people with AIDS, infected with HIV or terrified of catching the virus. Edwin, Julio, Anastasia, and Jennifer are four 20-something friends who decide to spend a sunny Saturday doing the right thing: getting an HIV test at one of Chicago’s public health clinics.
After, of course, they shop, have lunch, have coffee, gossip about what that person is wearing, talk about sex, lie about their sexual past, and waste as much time as they can in hopes they won’t make it to the clinic before it closes for the day. They know they should get tested but don’t want to.
Edwin insists that he always has safe sex with men, if he’s had any sex at all, but the truth is far more complicated. Julio hardly eats, but he’s so proud of his numerous sexual conquests that he gives his boyfriends both names and numbers. Anastasia’s lesbian sexual history involves blood. Jennifer has boyfriends who don’t always take no for an answer.
Together they learn that fear can tear people apart as much as it brings them closer, and that their blood, along with their hearts and spirits, will be tested in ways they can’t even imagine.
Includes the bonus short story, The Last AIDS Patient, by Kendall Morgan.
Tested on sale for 99cents!
In honor of World AIDS Day, Tested: Sex, love, and friendship in the shadow of HIV is on sale for 99 cents. #worldaidsday
The year is 1993, and those in the gay community are dying of AIDS, caring for people with AIDS, infected with HIV or terrified of catching the virus. Edwin, Julio, Anastasia, and Jennifer are four 20-something friends who decide to spend a sunny Saturday doing the right thing: getting an HIV test at one of Chicago’s public health clinics.
After, of course, they shop, have lunch, have coffee, gossip about what that person is wearing, talk about sex, lie about their sexual past, and waste as much time as they can in hopes they won’t make it to the clinic before it closes for the day. They know they should get tested but don’t want to.
Edwin insists that he always has safe sex with men, if he’s had any sex at all, but the truth is far more complicated. Julio hardly eats, but he’s so proud of his numerous sexual conquests that he gives his boyfriends both names and numbers. Anastasia’s lesbian sexual history involves blood. Jennifer has boyfriends who don’t always take no for an answer.
Together they learn that fear can tear people apart as much as it brings them closer, and that their blood, along with their hearts and spirits, will be tested in ways they can’t even imagine.
Includes the bonus short story, The Last AIDS Patient, by Kendall Morgan.
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Tested comes out Friday!
I’m so excited. Tested will be released Friday. This book has been nearly 25 years in the making. I hope you like it. 
10 things I learned rewriting a 20-year old manuscript
I’m guest blogging over at Women And Words today. You should check it out. I have all sorts of fabulous insight about what it was like to turn a book like Tested into a reality. If you comment there, you could win a free copy. 
Chance to win a copy of Tested!
Tested will be released in one month! Can you believe it!
I’m hosting a giveaway on Goodreads. You could win one of five autographed copies. I hope you win!
Tested!
I’m so stunned Tested is available for pre-order. I wrote this novel over 20 years ago when I was a wee babydyke. I thought the novel was lost to time. When I reconnected with an old friend on Facebook, he revealed that he had been saving a copy of the manuscript all these years because he was convinced that I was going to be a famous writer. He’s still convinced of that. He wouldn’t give me the manuscript back, but he would give me a copy. I took that copy and turned it into something so much better. I hope you like it.
Elizabeth Andre 