So Coming Apart is free through Bookbub today through Friday (or through Amazon, Bookbub is just the distributor who lets the world know about the discount.
If you haven't tried one of my books up to this point, maybe now's the time. You won't get a better price. :)
Also in free/discounted things to read, I'm part of a group promotion this month with other historical novelists. This is a newsletter builder promotion, which means if you sign up for their newsletter, you get to download anything from a short story to a novel, depending on what they're offering. Just like with my list here, you can unsubcribe at any time - as much as I like having newsletter subscribers, I'd prefer that they be people who actually want to be there. Not to mention the fact that after I get to a certain number of subscribers, I have to pay for the list, so then I really only want people who want to be there.
Here's the link for the promotion, and again, here's the link for Coming Apart.
Short and sweet this week because there's a lot going on.
To be continued....
4 comments:
HI, I've just discovered you and I am so happy I did. I read Coming Apart in one sitting! I've just purchased Coming Closer and I'm so upset I can't begin reading it immediately. My husband would like one decent meal this weekend 🤷🏽♀️😊 I loved your book and can't wait to begin reading the next.
Cindy, thank you so much. I hope you know that comments like this really make writing worthwhile. I would do it if no one ever read another word, but hearing that I was able to deprive your husband of food is the best compliment you could give me.
I have just finished reading "Coming Apart" and although I was not able to read it in one sitting I was completely drawn in to the lives of the chsracters, their joys and their sorrows. I feel bereft that the story is done for me,like they have now moved on and I am left behind.
Anonymous, the story keeps going for two more books, and I'm currently working on one about Pearl once she reaches adulthood.
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