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Print copies for honest reviews
Hi everyone,
I just wanted to extend a special thank you to my reviewers:
Phyllis W.
Deb D.
The Christian Bookworm
Hannah R.
Thank you for your beautiful, instructional reviews!
I have sent out one paperback to Deb D. in exchange so far.
If any of you who have reviewed it would like a paperback, please email me at fantasticjourney.dynamospress@gmail.com with your name and address, and I will mail you one.
And for any others interested in leaving me your honest thoughts in a review - for the first 10 reviews up on Amazon and Goodreads I will send each of you a paperback copy of Fantastic Journey.
We are at 4 on Amazon - only 6 more to go,
We are at 0 on Goodreads - with 10 to go.
Purchasing the ebook first (0.99 special) would make it a verified purchase review, which I really appreciate, but it's not required.
Again, thank you!
I am so encouraged reading your reviews. Your thoughtful opinions have taught me some valuable things to keep in mind for my next books, though the very next will not be non-fiction but the completion of the Falcon Chronicle series.
So for those of you who have been waiting, Falcon Dagger is the work-in-progress this coming year.
Thank you so much!
Azalea Dabill
Crossover - Find the Eternal, the Adventure
I just wanted to extend a special thank you to my reviewers:
Phyllis W.
Deb D.
The Christian Bookworm
Hannah R.
Thank you for your beautiful, instructional reviews!
I have sent out one paperback to Deb D. in exchange so far.
If any of you who have reviewed it would like a paperback, please email me at fantasticjourney.dynamospress@gmail.com with your name and address, and I will mail you one.
And for any others interested in leaving me your honest thoughts in a review - for the first 10 reviews up on Amazon and Goodreads I will send each of you a paperback copy of Fantastic Journey.
We are at 4 on Amazon - only 6 more to go,
We are at 0 on Goodreads - with 10 to go.
Purchasing the ebook first (0.99 special) would make it a verified purchase review, which I really appreciate, but it's not required.
Again, thank you!
I am so encouraged reading your reviews. Your thoughtful opinions have taught me some valuable things to keep in mind for my next books, though the very next will not be non-fiction but the completion of the Falcon Chronicle series.
So for those of you who have been waiting, Falcon Dagger is the work-in-progress this coming year.
Thank you so much!
Azalea Dabill
Crossover - Find the Eternal, the Adventure
February Sneak Peek and Giveaways
It's time for a peek at what I've been working on a little between recording attempts on Fantastic Journey.
Kingdom's Fall is one companion story in the Falcon Dagger, Bk 3 in the Falcon Chronicle.
Teaser:
Turning, Rolf swept the last crimson beech leaf from the side door with a vicious stroke.
Though the brigands had not yet struck near Bolton Abbey, it was their nature to hunt the vulnerable. Even though, unlike some church holdings, his brothers of the abbey had little in the way of riches. Even their dedicated church utensils were not of gold, but bronze. Abbot Alton would not keep gold when their people were hungry.
Rolf smiled a little, then his scowl crept back. He was slipping indeed, not to have suggested to Abbot Alton the looming possibility of attack.
A thudding of small hooves and a soft, heavy step against the dirt of the courtyard rang loud at his back.
See the full excerpt at the link below.
I also have a couple Spring Break Giveaways.
You can find them all on my blog here.
Happy hunting!
Azalea Dabill
Crossover ~ Find the Eternal, the Adventure
Kingdom's Fall is one companion story in the Falcon Dagger, Bk 3 in the Falcon Chronicle.
Teaser:
Turning, Rolf swept the last crimson beech leaf from the side door with a vicious stroke.
Though the brigands had not yet struck near Bolton Abbey, it was their nature to hunt the vulnerable. Even though, unlike some church holdings, his brothers of the abbey had little in the way of riches. Even their dedicated church utensils were not of gold, but bronze. Abbot Alton would not keep gold when their people were hungry.
Rolf smiled a little, then his scowl crept back. He was slipping indeed, not to have suggested to Abbot Alton the looming possibility of attack.
A thudding of small hooves and a soft, heavy step against the dirt of the courtyard rang loud at his back.
See the full excerpt at the link below.
I also have a couple Spring Break Giveaways.
You can find them all on my blog here.
Happy hunting!
Azalea Dabill
Crossover ~ Find the Eternal, the Adventure
