I believe it's Hollan Publishing.
First royalty statements: Sex & Shoes Anthology looks like 15 copies, only from the RR site. No word on affiliate vendors yet.
The Toast Bitches went on sale Feb. 22nd, so in about six weeks it sold 5 copies from the RR site. Again, I won't know until my second report about sales from Fictionwise and such.
Sales seem to be no worse or better than my first two e-pubs, The Wild Rose Press and Champagne Books, both of which were in operation only a couple of years when I submitted to them. I'll wait till I get my second statement from RR before drawing any conclusions. If our relationship is profitable, I might continue the relationship. If not, well, the Toast Bitches will be my only book with them.
I did mention on our loops that actual copy sales numbers would be nice on our statements.
I have no opinion about Lori's conflict of interest concerns, since I don't know enough about it. I'll be shopping for an agent with my next book(s), and she has just as much chance of being my agent as any other. I expect my future agent to sell my work to a traditional house with good distribution and to get me a good advance. I trust if Lori is interested in anything I have to submit, she'll do the best she can for me. After all, fifteen percent of two hundred dollars isn't much. Why make the effort?