This will be a really brief newsletter but I wanted to let you know that Dark Moon is out--at Amazon, at least. The others will trickle in behind, but this re-release of the third book in my Spirit Wild series will be available for .99 for a week only--which will of course be extended to accommodate those readers who are buying from Nook, Kobo, or iBooks.
This should have been up a few days ago, but Amazon has tightened down on allowing small companies who handle uploads for those of us who are technically challenged, to actually do their job. It's not a bad policy to check and double check who owns the copyright, to be sure that it's not someone trying to rip off an author, which has unfortunately become fairly common in the writing world. We got it all straightened out today. I hope!
Click on the cover for an excerpt. Should take you to the Dark Moon page.
We are seriously into the nuts and bolts of moving. Our house here in Healdsburg is a mess, and the one up in the mountains is calling us. We're doing a lot of "back and forth," but it's a three hour drive on a good day, and has taken well over four hours on those not so good days! Movers will be here next week, and I can't wait to get settled in the new place. Once we're all in, I'll post some pictures, but right now it's rather cluttered, to put it mildly!
I will say that we have found exactly what we wanted. Had a bit of a freakout when Comcast informed us that no, we they could not bring Internet to our house, even though every single house along our street is hooked up and there's even existing cable to the pole in front. I finally quit arguing with them and tried using my phone as a hotspot. It works. I'm no longer freaking out. Much.
I won't be around much for the next couple of weeks as we move and get settled, but I'm going to have a wonderful new office, a bit smaller than the one here, but with a view of trees and blackberry vines and way too many Canadian geese who hang out in the pond out in front and poop all over the place! They're also eating the fallen apples in the orchard. We've got apples and pears and a few other fruit trees--I've seen persimmons and figs, but don't know what else we can grow there at 2700' elevation. We're going to get some snow, which will be fun.
Anyway, for those of you on Kindle who haven't read Dark Moon, it's up and only .99. Print will be out in a few days. In the meantime, I need some sleep, so hope this isn't filled with typos! And if any of you find Dark Moon for sale at the other retailers: Nook, Kobo, and iBooks, please send me the link!
All the best to all of you. And for those in the southeast where the weather has gone absolutely crazy, I do hope you're safe and made it through the storm unscathed...and dry. I heard on tonight's news about the amount of rain that's fallen and it's unbelievable!
Take care, be safe, and I hope you've got at least a bit of time to read a good book!
Kate
This should have been up a few days ago, but Amazon has tightened down on allowing small companies who handle uploads for those of us who are technically challenged, to actually do their job. It's not a bad policy to check and double check who owns the copyright, to be sure that it's not someone trying to rip off an author, which has unfortunately become fairly common in the writing world. We got it all straightened out today. I hope!
Click on the cover for an excerpt. Should take you to the Dark Moon page.
We are seriously into the nuts and bolts of moving. Our house here in Healdsburg is a mess, and the one up in the mountains is calling us. We're doing a lot of "back and forth," but it's a three hour drive on a good day, and has taken well over four hours on those not so good days! Movers will be here next week, and I can't wait to get settled in the new place. Once we're all in, I'll post some pictures, but right now it's rather cluttered, to put it mildly!
I will say that we have found exactly what we wanted. Had a bit of a freakout when Comcast informed us that no, we they could not bring Internet to our house, even though every single house along our street is hooked up and there's even existing cable to the pole in front. I finally quit arguing with them and tried using my phone as a hotspot. It works. I'm no longer freaking out. Much.
I won't be around much for the next couple of weeks as we move and get settled, but I'm going to have a wonderful new office, a bit smaller than the one here, but with a view of trees and blackberry vines and way too many Canadian geese who hang out in the pond out in front and poop all over the place! They're also eating the fallen apples in the orchard. We've got apples and pears and a few other fruit trees--I've seen persimmons and figs, but don't know what else we can grow there at 2700' elevation. We're going to get some snow, which will be fun.
Anyway, for those of you on Kindle who haven't read Dark Moon, it's up and only .99. Print will be out in a few days. In the meantime, I need some sleep, so hope this isn't filled with typos! And if any of you find Dark Moon for sale at the other retailers: Nook, Kobo, and iBooks, please send me the link!
All the best to all of you. And for those in the southeast where the weather has gone absolutely crazy, I do hope you're safe and made it through the storm unscathed...and dry. I heard on tonight's news about the amount of rain that's fallen and it's unbelievable!
Take care, be safe, and I hope you've got at least a bit of time to read a good book!
Kate
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