It seems like all of my social networks have been e-mailing me this week with numbers of tweets, pins, and posts that I made in 2015. But social networks are not where I spend most of my time. So I reviewed my production schedule for 2015, and here are the numbers that matter more to me:
I hope you had a great Christmas and are looking forward to 2016! Before my teaser, here are my current promotions! If you are looking for new reads, there are lots of opportunities to fill your Kindle (or the Kindle App on your phone or in your browser!)
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(Book #3) Dave Dashaway is back, this time trying to beat Jerry Dawson in an airship race across the Atlantic Ocean, avoiding armed gunmen, fire, sharks, and all of the dangers of the open skies. From ghosts to stowaways, you won’t want to stop until Dave’s feet are safely on solid ground.
Dave Dashaway and His Giant Airship or A Marvelous Trip Over the Atlantic Read More »
If you are looking for the Canada Day 2016 Crazy Canuck Blog Hop, you are on the wrong post. Go here instead!
Crazy Canuck Blog Hop! Read More »
Last minute gifts? ebooks are quick and easy and suit all kinds of tastes!
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Amidst the Christmas craziness, I have been working away behind the scenes to bring you Once Brothers, a story about brotherhood and belonging. I just love all of the brothers in this book, especially little Sammy.
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A couple of Christmas reminders:
Excerpt from The False Prince Read More »
Flatland was first published in 1884 and is a unique combination of satirical comment on Victorian society and mathematical exploration of geometry and the first through fourth dimensions. Though not as well-known as Jonathan Swift’s satire, Gulliver’s Travels, it has been commented on by Einstein, Isaac Asimov, Carl Sagan, and Stephen Hawking, and has even been mentioned in the television series The Big Bang Theory.
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Jacob, fifteen and a loner, never thought he’d get mixed up with a gang.
Deke, older now, had sought the gang out for protection when he had no family of his own to rely upon.
And Sammy, only ten, pressed into service as a gang courier, is terrified of where his job with the gang will lead.
(Before I start, don’t forget that I have a Goodreads Giveaway running for an autographed copy of Questing for a Dream. Don’t miss it! Click here)
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