NEW NOVEL GETS 4 STAR RATING, PLUS A BIG JUNE PROMOTION IS COMING!
I’m happy to announce that my latest novel, A Farm In Pennsylvania, just got a pretty stellar review in In D’Tale Magazine, the leading online publication for the romance reader enthusiast. It received a four star (Excellent) rating and was also awarded three out of five tea kettles for its “steaminess.” A one tea kettle rating is hand holding, and a five tea kettle rating is a book you’d hide in a drawer. So, three tea kettles is a great place to be. Among other things, the review said:
“With a solid plot and plenty of build up, the characters almost jump off the page. The action and history intermingled will keep historical romance fans involved from start to finish.”
Wow! Thank you Sarah Bradley of In D’Tale!
A lot of people have asked me about a sequel to this book. It seems A Farm In Pennsylvania has struck a positive chord with folks. One of the reasons I was so intrigued with the idea in the first place was there have been tens-of-thousands of books written about the battle of Gettysburg, but none that I know of that are love stories set in the aftermath of the battle. So I’m delighted the response has been so enthused.
When I wrote the book, I did jot down some notes on how the story could continue, so maybe a sequel is indeed a someday project. But in the immediate future, I’ve got two other manuscripts in the pipeline. The Thing With Margot, which is tentatively scheduled for release this summer, and, The Ambassador’s Daughter, which will hopefully be released in 2018. I’ll write more about both of these novels in future blogs.
In the meantime, my publisher, TouchPoint Press, is going to run a promotion on my catalog during the month of June. (It’s so surreal to even say I’ve got a “catalog.”) Buy any two of my books in paperback, and get a third one free on Kindle. Pretty sweet, eh?
So, you could buy two paperback copies of A Farm In Pennsylvania to give to friends for summer reading, then get a third Kindle version for yourself absolutely free. Or, get my first TouchPoint Press novel, Substitute Angel, its follow-up, The Intended Ones, both in paperback, then get A Farm In Pennsylvania on Kindle. All three titles are award-winning and all three were rated four stars or higher by In D Tale Magazine.
I’ll write more about the promotion in the next blog about how to verify proof of purchase and all that other legal stuff. But for now, please keep it in the back of your mind and don’t forget, if you’d like me to address your book club via Skype, just reach out.
As always, my deep thanks for your continued interest and support!
“With a solid plot and plenty of build up, the characters almost jump off the page. The action and history intermingled will keep historical romance fans involved from start to finish.”
Wow! Thank you Sarah Bradley of In D’Tale!
A lot of people have asked me about a sequel to this book. It seems A Farm In Pennsylvania has struck a positive chord with folks. One of the reasons I was so intrigued with the idea in the first place was there have been tens-of-thousands of books written about the battle of Gettysburg, but none that I know of that are love stories set in the aftermath of the battle. So I’m delighted the response has been so enthused.
When I wrote the book, I did jot down some notes on how the story could continue, so maybe a sequel is indeed a someday project. But in the immediate future, I’ve got two other manuscripts in the pipeline. The Thing With Margot, which is tentatively scheduled for release this summer, and, The Ambassador’s Daughter, which will hopefully be released in 2018. I’ll write more about both of these novels in future blogs.
In the meantime, my publisher, TouchPoint Press, is going to run a promotion on my catalog during the month of June. (It’s so surreal to even say I’ve got a “catalog.”) Buy any two of my books in paperback, and get a third one free on Kindle. Pretty sweet, eh?
So, you could buy two paperback copies of A Farm In Pennsylvania to give to friends for summer reading, then get a third Kindle version for yourself absolutely free. Or, get my first TouchPoint Press novel, Substitute Angel, its follow-up, The Intended Ones, both in paperback, then get A Farm In Pennsylvania on Kindle. All three titles are award-winning and all three were rated four stars or higher by In D Tale Magazine.
I’ll write more about the promotion in the next blog about how to verify proof of purchase and all that other legal stuff. But for now, please keep it in the back of your mind and don’t forget, if you’d like me to address your book club via Skype, just reach out.
As always, my deep thanks for your continued interest and support!
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