Great News! If you are a mom, if you have a mom, if you know a mom — celebrate the day with a digital copy of ‘Swan Song’ (or send a copy) from Kobo at the special promo price of $3.99. Promo runs through Mon, May 12th. And check out this recent review ♥️
I’ve been so preoccupied with the release of “Leah’s Journal” in March, but niceto see a recent review for “Swan Song” which just hit its 2 year book birthday! Thank you, Karen. Made my day 🤗
“Swan Song”
Mara Cordovan’s life had been rough even before she learned she was dying. Her death sentence was caused by chemical exposure in the workplace. Corporate greed was to blame —and her demise could have been prevented. With nothing left to lose, she decides against seeking restitution in the time she has left. Instead, Mara wants revenge.
Since Runaway was published in 2018, readers have asked, What happened in her life? How did she end up on the street? Leah, the “Runaway” herself, tells her story in her own words.
Here’s a short excerpt from “Leah’s Journal”:
“There are certain things that impact us as children and some of those things — good or bad —become imbedded in us. At least that’s what I believe. The good counters the bad, but the reverse is true too. The bad counters the good.
Experiences shape us, they shape the way we see the world, what we expect, and how we react. If you don’t believe this, then you’ll never understand me so you may as well stop reading my story.”
Leah’s Journal, a prequel to the City Streets Trilogy, went live March 22.
Download for $1.99 through April 19th from AppleBooks, Barnes & Noble Nook, Rakuten Kobo, Vivlio, Baker & Taylor, Tolino & Smashwords.
Since Runaway was published in 2018, readers have asked, What happened in her life? How did she end up on the street? Leah, the titular character in Runaway, tells her story in her own words.
Here’s a short excerpt from “Leah’s Journal”:
“There are certain things that impact us as children and some of those things — good or bad —become imbedded in us. At least that’s what I believe. The good counters the bad, but the reverse is true too. The bad counters the good. Experiences shape us, they shape the way we see the world, what we expect, and how we react. If you don’t believe this, then you’ll never understand me so you may as well stop reading my story.”
Leah’s Journal, a prequel to the City Streets Trilogy, goes live on March 22. Preorder now for $1.99 from AppleBooks, Barnes & Noble Nook, Rakuten Kobo, Vivlio, Baker & Taylor, Tolino & Smashwords.
Since Runaway was published in 2018, readers have asked What happened in her life? How did she end up on the street? Leah, the titular character in Runaway, tells her story in her own words.
Special thanks to all who visited the RR Craft Fair on Saturday to help me celebrate the upcoming launch.
Here’s a short excerpt from “Leah’s Journal”:
There are certain things that impact us as children and some of those things — good or bad —become imbedded in us. At least that’s what I believe. The good counters the bad, but the reverse is true too. The bad counters the good.
Experiences shape us, they shape the way we see the world, what we expect, and how we react. If you don’t believe this, then you’ll never understand me so you may as well stop reading.
If you are in the area next Saturday, please visit me — plus a huge variety of talented artists — at the Robson Ranch Craft Fair.
I am excited to finally announce that my prequel to the City Streets Trilogy titled “Leah’s Journal” will be available in ebook format the following week on March 22. Come celebrate with me! I will feature print copies of my other books for purchase at the event.
The fair is open to the public 9-1pm in the Hermosa Ballroom, 5687 N Robson Blvd. Eloy 85131
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So many lessons from Dickens’ A Christmas Carol, but the most important is that, “if the courses are departed from, the ends will change.” If Scrooge could change, so can we all!