Life's Hard - Wine Helps!: Some Good News!

Monday, 10 June 2013

Some Good News!

Well I have a bit of good news today. Two pieces of good news, actually. No, I haven't won the lottery, which reminds me, I need to buy another ticket. Winning the lottery would be more than good news - it would be an absolute miracle.

No! Unfortunately, my good news is much more down to earth than that. Nevertheless, I want to share it with you.

Firstly, The Borders Book Festival, which is held in Melrose a few miles west of us, agreed to add a few copies of Divorcees.Biz to the shelves of the Book Festival Shop. Now before you all sit back and have a groan, saying 'the people will only go for the big names,' can I just add that I know that already. But I will still have a presence. Signed copies of Divorcees.Biz will be up there with the big names. So if you know of anyone who is going to the Book Festival, ask them to at least lift my book from the shelves. You never know, they might like the feel of it and buy a copy. The Book Festival begins on Thursday 13th June and runs for four days.

My second piece of news is that my publisher tells me Divorcees.Biz is going to be free to download on Kindle for the next few days. Therefore if you want to take advantage of the offer, then head over to Amazon UK and Amazon.com right now before you miss out.

But there is also a little something else. If you would like your copy on kindle to be signed, then follow this link to Authorgraph and then follow the instructions. I have no idea how this works, but somehow it does as I have been asked to sign a couple of copies recently.

That's all for the moment,

Enjoy the sun while it lasts,

Cheers!!

2 comments:

hydra15 June 2013 at 04:44
Hope you sell lots of copies at the Borders Festival, Eileen!
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