Saturday, July 20, 2013

Catching UP!


A good mystery read for those lazy, crazy days of summer!
Someone in the quiet suburb of Pineview is torturing and killing average citizens in a manner that sickens and shocks the most seasoned police officers. Only when the body count starts to rise do the police identify a method to the madness - each victim’s death is associated with their occupation.

  
News Flash!


We have signed a contract with KOBO a company of Canadian book distributors and are beginning to upload books to their sales site. Two copies sold in June, but we didn't start uploading until June 27, so that's not too bad. the bad news is the contract says they only pay every six months. 

I am spending one day a week on this effort (now that I've learned how to prep the files to their demands ) and will get them all uploaded ASAP, while still trying to keep the book file production moving. Please be aware it will be a slower-than-normal process for a time since Shelley is doing marketing full time and I am the only one still doing books. 

Meanwhile Shelley is continuing to enter our books for sale at SmashWords and if yours isn't listed there yet, it soon will be.

No books went to press, or back to press this week:
But I'm still waiting to hear from the six galleys that went out last week.

NO new galleys went out this week:




Work began or continued on the following this week:

A Rose for My Forever Love:A Coverton Mills Mystery
  A wife tries to kill her son and husband, then dies in a car crash, possibly by her own intention. Her family is left to grieve while they unravel the motivating mystery from the past.





SEER, TYRO, FIEND, by Kathryn Flatt
   When a fledgling investigator comes to Stefanie Durant's Windsong Lake art studio to ask her to use her psychic ability to find a missing insurance beneficiary, she refuses. Yet she cannot stop thinking about Nadine Oberg, a teen who ran away from home and disappeared on the streets of Chicago ten years ago.


A SNUG LIFE SOMEWHERE,  by Jan Shapin
   A Snug Life Somewhere is about Penny Joe Copper, daughter of a roustabout shingle weaver, who is caught up in a 1916 union tragedy known as the Everett Massacre. Her brother Horace is killed, as is the cousin of a radical organizer, Gabe. When her love affair with Marcel, a music student seven years her junior, is thwarted, Penny Jo is pulled into Gabe’s campaign to avenge the “Everett Martyrs.”

LIVING THE CALL, by Barbara Garro
    By listening and answering God's call to serve...consider being a lifeboat and keeping people afloat. Hold out a ladder to raise people up. We are all God has to serve Him on our planet. Do you believe that? Or are you thinking God can do everything Himself?

LAINEY DELANEY BACK IN BUSINESS, by Fran Langley
    Lainee Delaney, social debutante turned private investigator wannabe, and substitute teacher gotta be to make ends meet, has just landed her first big case. Enter straight-laced and amazingly hot Cade Gainess, an acquaintance from Lainee's past who has done nothing but irritate her in their brief dealings with each other. 

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