For the Love of Books

I love books, always have, always will. Be they paper or e-, it really does not matter. I still remember feeling unbelievably proud when I accomplished the major feat of reading my very first book. Admittedly, it was a picture book, with great pictures and several lines of text on each page. But...was it was a book? Yes! I vowed to myself that I would treasure that little hardback forever...and then...someone stole it. Ever since then I’ve jealously guarded all my books. Every move, (and I’ve moved around a lot) meant heartbreak, because it meant leaving behind a good number of my paper treasures. So, in case you are ever in the position of having to part with some of your books, remember that you will probably be able to find an e version. Unfortunately for me, I do not know who wrote my very first book. It had a light-blue cover with lots of kittens and...I loved it passionately.

Kindle Countdown Deal

Hello, and welcome to my Yellow Pages (the background IS rather yellow, n’est pas?)

For those interested, my box-set A Hand in Mine has been scheduled for a 7-day Kindle Countdown promo - starting this Saturday (Nov 16th).

It will run on both Amazon.com and Amazon.co.uk

http://www.amazon.com/Hand-Mine-Boxed-Set-ebook/dp/B00DR1AIGK/
http://www.amazon.com.uk/Hand-Mine-Boxed-Set-ebook/dp/B00DR1AIGK/

Happy reading, and have a great weekend.

Bargain eBook

I would be thrilled if you would check out Portal to Your Heart, a historical/present day, time-travel romance.

It’s  $ 2.99 

Amazon.com, CA, UK, DE, FR, ES, IT, BR, JP

Thank you eBookLister for listing me.

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.

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.