Category Archives: Nook, Kindle, & iBook.

eReaders.

We have liftoff!

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Breaking Sea is available on Amazon and Kindle starting NOW. Yes, it’s a few days early – think of it as an early birthday present ;)

From midnight February 22nd through the end of February 24th, I’ll be running a promotion, which means you’ll be able to download it for FREE!

I’ve also permanently moved the price of Fallen River down to $0.99.

I hope you enjoy this latest Angels in Exile book! Please feel free to drop me an email, leave a comment, or write a review. Feedback is always appreciated and always read!

I also want to say a HUGE thanks to everyone who helped get this book on its feet and out the door. Their names are listed in the “Acknowledgements” section of Breaking Sea, but I’m adding them here, too:

Claire Mooney for talking through the books, fixing delicious tea, and bringing me out of my shell. Em for plowing through the earliest versions without complaint. Helen Tiley for helping a total stranger, answering dozens of questions, and being a wonderful artist. Gary and Mike for their guidance on weaponry and cars. Jennifer F. for her patience and cheerleading. Julie Suttles Saunders for offering a new perspective. Leah McDaniel for being an inspiration. Susan Kirk for her medical experience, spot-on suggestions, and whip-smart intellect. Tony McDaniel for connecting me with someone who speaks languages.

Revising my position on Kindle Owner’s Lending Library.

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I enrolled Fallen River in Amazon’s KDP Select program as of this afternoon. That means that it is no longer available for Nook or iBooks. Why? The sales just aren’t there.

From what I understand, Fallen River will now not only be available for Kindle, but will also be added to the Kindle Owner’s Lending Library.

Enjoy, and if you have any comments about this, please leave them below!

Lending library.

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Just a quick note to let you know the reason Fallen River isn’t available for lending on either the Amazon Kindle or the B&N Nook. In order to add it to the lending library, I have to give exclusive rights to one e-publisher for ninety days.

I.e. if I make it available to lend on Kindle, no one can buy it for Nook for at least three months.

Until that changes, I can’t justify putting it up for lending.