Free eBook Revisited

Thank you to everyone who downloaded The Perses Touch, while it was free. I really appreciate it.

 

I hope you will consider reading my new novella, Portal to Your Heart, as well.

C is for ...

... Cover ... my new cover.

The Perses Touch now has a new cover, on Amazon. I hope it meets with your approval :)

C also stands for Christmas and cookie and ... the list is endless.

I would be thrilled if you would Tweet, mail, get in touch with me on FB, and tell me what you think.

My next book will be out at the end of the month.  tentative title is The Pomander Legacy Portal to Your Heart

That will be another "C" for Cover.

Don't say you weren't warned :)

A is for ...

... animals. I love animals...most of them. How about you?

Remember All Creatures Great and Small by James Herriot? I read that book simply ages ago and loved it. I forgot the name of the book, forgot the author, my library, where I had borrowed it, no longer had it on stock (I searched the shelves trying to recognise the book) - yikes. Luckily, it was easy to google. British vet, animals, humour, and there it was. I was sooo pleased with myself. It was like finding a long-lost friend. I’m definitely going to buy this book online (btw I am a book hoarder). Perhaps, when I read it again, I will not enjoy it that much, but it certainly cheered me up way back (emmm...last century).

And now to get back to my post (got waylaid by James Herriot). While writing The Perses Touch, it had initially not been my intention of bringing in any of my pets. However, one of them snuck in—Suki, my German Shepherd. She was a favourite of mine and will always remain in my heart. She just had to make an appearance in this novel. I have started writing a new one and haven’t decided whether to downplay the appearance of pets or not. What do you think? A rabbit or two?

A is also for apple, but that’s another story.

A Touch of Character

Looking back, I realise that I may have mislead some of my readers. I’m sorry.

This is a work of fiction.
All characters, places and incidents are either the product of the author’s imagination or used fictitiously.
Any resemblance to actual events, locales or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental.

While The Perses Touch is a work of fiction, one of the characters, very close to my heart, Suki, is definitely not a product of my imagination. Some of the scenes, involving her, really did take place, apart from the poison scene - where I shed tears, while writing it. Thankfully, that never really happened, and I breathed a sigh of relief when that part of the chapter was over.

BTW Suki is a German Shepherd.

The Perses Touch

Yes, this is the name of my novel.  In case you're wondering, Perses is the Titan god of destruction.
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