If you’ve ever downloaded a book via Bookfunnel, including author giveaways, and any Book Promos or sales, it may have stymied you in the past when you tried to go back and get another copy. This is especially irksome if you’ve actually bought the book, and have to contact (say) me, to ask for a […]
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Some Pretty Big Changes Coming Up Several weeks ago, I sent this to my reader’s list: Among the writing community I have a bit of a reputation for championing “wide” publishing. Let me explain that. As a reader, I’m sure you’re familiar with Kindle Unlimited, a subscription service that Amazon provides which, for a low
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Why learning to buy books from anywhere is worth the hassle. I tripped over something rather interesting the other day. I’ve been saying for years now that, as a reader, it really pays to be flexible about where you buy your books. That you shouldn’t rely purely on Amazon, or Barnes & Noble, et al.
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This is a perennial argument discussion in romance circles and the debate may never end, but let’s try to nail it down a bit better tomorrow. Do you like your books short? Or long? Or don’t care? How do you find romance novels these days? Too long? Too short? Did you know there are hidden factors
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On Facebook, on Monday, we had a rolling, roiling discussion about print versus ebooks, and how to maximize your book collection. Lots of differing opinions…including mine! I had an eye opener regarding print and ebooks recently, which I shared in the discussion. One of the viewers/commentors was US Today Best Selling romance author Laurann Dohner, a complete
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Monday’s FB Live was a bit of a disaster, as I couldn’t see comments. I still don’t know why that happened, but I felt like I was talking to a vacuum. It’s surprising how much difference your comments make. One of the things I was going to cover was a general discussion of ways to find
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Do You Deep Freeze Your Books? Do you remember in Season Three of Friends, when Rachel discovered Joey’s copy of The Shining in the freezer? Joey put his books in the freezer because he found them too scary to read. I always smile because he ended up putting Little Women in the freezer, because he could tell
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I’ve mentioned Calibre before, but I don’t think I’ve ever spent an entire post talking about its value. Last week I had a conversation with a reader who had never heard of it before (which was a shock to me!). It cemented the idea of writing about Calibre even though it has been around for
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Kobo are having a 40% off Thrillers sale, that includes all the subgenres, including Romantic Suspense. My Thrilling Affair boxed set is part of the sale. This is a lightning fast promo — be warned! It ends in three days. To take advantage of the discount, head over to Kobo’s Thriller Sales Page. Thrilling Affair is listed under the
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If you love stories, then finding more time to appreciate them is a good thing. Stories have been around for as long as man has walked upright. They began as spoken tales, that taught us how to survive. So Paleo Bob’s story around the campfire, “This time my mate was eaten by a tiger and
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