How Are You Enjoying All Our Tomorrows? Plus Book 5 News!
I supposed I asked the second question first, didn’t I? First, have you picked up ALL OUR TOMORROWS yet? If not, you can get it from your favorite retailer now.
Get All Our TomorrowsSecond, if you have picked the book up, I certainly hope you are enjoying it. Let me know. And if you’re so inclined, don’t forget to leave a review at your retailer or on Goodreads. Nothing fancy is required - just a few words go a long way. I greatly appreciate it.
If you’ve finished All Our Tomorrows, you’ve already discovered the little prize at the end. Yes, there’s a prize at the end! For the first time, the next book in the series, titled CHAOTICA (Riven Worlds Book Five), is already available for pre-order. The book has a (basic) page on the website here, and you can pre-order it right now:
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I know what you’re going to say next: “That’s great, Jennsen, but JUNE 2022? Come on!” For the record, I plan to put Chaotica in your hands before next June. The thing about pre-orders, though, is that while the retailers are happy to let an author move the date up and release early, they get really cranky if you try to push the release date back. So, to avoid making the retailers cranky, I’ve built a lot of buffer into the release date. Hopefully this will make for a smooth, glitch-free release next year. :)
As always, thank you all so much for your support and enthusiasm for this series and its characters. You’re the best.
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Peter wrote: "What a tale told with masterful deftness! Early on, it appears to be a story of consolidation, of a fairly gentle pace, blissfully lulled into not suspecting what is to come. Everyone nestled int..."
In fairness, I think that's how both Miriam and Alex felt, too. ;)
Thank you for the awesome and amusing review!
Early on, it appears to be a story of consolidation, of a fairly gentle pace, blissfully lulled into not suspecting what is to come. Everyone nestled into a comfy spot... Suspicions are not aroused as the tension of the catapult is slowly drawn, reader blissfully unaware, except for some... oddly placed comments. "That's interesting", you say to yourself, and push on with nary a second thought.....
Then our very gentle author finds first gear, and you're OK with that, because, well, you felt a little more action would be nice..... all of a sudden, all hell breaks loose, you suffer from the dizzies.... and then you run out of book.... How did that happen?
A bit like the cartoonish Road Runner running out of road at the top of a cliff, over-running it by a few meters, then a startled expression on his face as gravity kicks in....
For the next installment, "Chaotica", (doesn't that title elicit imagery), I suggest getting a neck brace to prevent whiplash. It's gonna blast off at breakneck speed...
How on earth did I run out of book? Talk about wanting more... such pressure on a recently relocated author...
To misquote the movie "Oliver": "Please mam, can I have some more?"