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Heir of Locksley available in Asia

Heir of Locksley is now available in India, China and Japan.

locky winners

Congratulations to the two lucky winners on the blurb blitz tour: Christy Meyer and the Avid Reader. A big thanks to everyone else for participating.

Was Robin Hood really gay?

Check out my first post release interview here

Thank you

So, the first promotional tour for Heir of Locksley is now done. I will be doing another tour, beginning in January. In the meantime, I’m going to offer up a big thanks to all the blog hosts who took part, and of course to Goddess Fish Promotions for organising the tour. The response has been amazing. It’s been great connecting with everyone and a big hi to all my new Twitter followers. If any of you who followed the tour were inspired to pick up a copy of Heir of Locksley, I hope you enjoy it.

Heir of Locksley Blurb Blitz Tour day 10

So here we are on the final day of the tour. My last stop is at Dawn’s Reading Nook
If you entered the prize draw, keep watching this space to see the name of the lucky winner.

Heir of Locksley Blurb Blitz Tour Day 9

Today I’ll be stopping off at the Broke Book Bank
See if anyone can spot the mistake in the post.

Heir of Locksley Blurb Blitz Tour, day 8

Today I’ll be stopping off at Book Giveaways

Heir of Locksley Blurb Blitz Tour day 7

Day 7 and I’m stopping off at Books, Dreams, Life

Heir of Locksley Blurb Blitz tour day 6

Welcome to day six of the tour. Today I will be stopping at Book Lover Promo
Remember, only five days left to enter the prize draw and win an Amazon or Barnes and Noble gift certificate worth $10

Release Day Excitement

Having spent yesterday doing promotional blogs for Heir of Locksley, I left with my parents for a celebration dinner. I’d already received one minor shock. On happening to glance at the paperback edition on Amazon, I was surprised to see that it was out of stock. For perhaps a few glorious seconds, I entertained the idea that Heir of Locksley had sold out on its first day of release. Then I was reminded of the fact that the book is available via print on demand. In other words, it’s only printed when a copy is ordered. This means that it won’t be listed as in stock until somebody places an order. Confusing, but there’s Amazon for you. In other words, ignore the out of stock message and order anyway.

The meal went well until the very end when, on placing my fork back on my plate, I somehow succeeded in sending it flying, and doused my outfit in mushroom sauce. The fork disappeared, never to be seen again, and I sat hoping nobody else had noticed.

Today it’s back to the grindstone. Knight of Sherwood, book 2 in the Outlaw’s Legacy Series, has reached the editing stage. Imagine my frustration on learning that the book is full of black dotted lines. Microsoft word strikes again. I should point out that I’m blind, and so was not aware of this until someone pointed it out. I’m grateful they did. Better to discover it now in the editing stage. Another problem for me to fix as soon as Google tells me how.