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Gemi

Goodreads Giveaway: Lies and Letters

Goodreads Book Giveaway

Lies and Letters

by N. Gemini Sasson

Giveaway ends February 01, 2016.
See the giveaway details at Goodreads.

Enter Giveaway

Want to win an autographed paperback of Lies and Letters, A Sam McNamee Mystery? Just click above to enter!

Until later,
Gemi

Lies and Letters in paperback and Uneasy Lies the Crown on sale

Hi All,

 

Quick news before I rush off to tackle my never-ending to-do list. (A word of advice: Never remodel a kitchen and try to train for a marathon while writing a novel. The number of hours in a day are finite.)

 

Lies and Letters is out now. I LOVE doing this series because it allows me to create some really fun characters in a humorous way. More Sam and Bump adventures are planned for the future.

 

Meanwhile, I've begun the next Faderville Novel, Say Something. I'm not entirely sure how it's going to unfold yet, but there's a runaway teenager named Beam, an older guy making a trek across America named Buzz, and of course his Australian Shepherd, Hush, who happens to be a seizure alert dog.

 

Lastly, if you're a fan of my historical fiction, my story about the 15th century Welsh prince, Owain Glyndwr, is on sale on Kindle for a limited time. Info. about Lies and Letters and Uneasy Lies the Crown is below.

 

 

 

Lies and Letters (A Sam McNamee Mystery) is now available on Amazon for Kindle and in paperback.



 

There’s a drug lord corrupting the youth of sleepy Wilton, Indiana — and he’ll get rid of anyone who stands in his way, including an innocent witness. Even a drug-sniffing dog.

When Sam McNamee decided to chuck her dreams of living in the Florida Keys and instead settled in rural Indiana to raise her daughter and look after her aging father, she didn’t expect to be caught up in the middle of a drug ring investigation. But someone has it out for her. Or to be more precise, her dog, Bump. And they’ll stop at nothing to run her out of town — including framing her daughter.

All Sam wants is to give her relationship with veterinarian Clint Chastain a chance. But matters get complicated when Clint’s ex — sexy humanitarian Dr. Danielle Townsley — invades Sam’s territory. Clint keeps reassuring Sam that she’s the one he wants, but his actions leave room for doubt. Meanwhile, firefighter Archer Malone is the one constant in Sam’s roller coaster life. And he’s looking better all the time.

Then, Bump disappears — and the one person who could help her find him is the same one she’s trying to avoid. 

 

From now until January 8th, you can get Uneasy Lies the Crown, A Novel of Owain Glyndwr, for just 99 cents on Kindle. It also comes as an audiobook!

 

 

Lies and Letters available for pre-order

The wait is over! Lies and Letters, A Sam McNamee Mystery (Book #2), is now available for pre-order on Kindle. Click here to have to arrive on your Kindle on Dec. 26th, just in time to decompress from the holiday rush.

And here's the best part -- it's half off until Jan. 1st! Yep, that's right, only $1.99.

If you missed the first book, Sam's adventures begin with Memories and Matchsticks. These books are a little bit dog story, a good dose of humor, some romance, and mystery all rolled up in one.

Lies and Letters on Amazon.com:

There’s a drug lord corrupting the youth of sleepy Wilton, Indiana — and he’ll get rid of anyone who stands in his way, including an innocent witness. Even a drug-sniffing dog.

 

When Sam McNamee decided to chuck her dreams of living in the Florida Keys and instead settled in rural Indiana to raise her daughter and look after her aging father, she didn’t expect to be caught up in the middle of a drug ring investigation. But someone has it out for her. Or to be more precise, her dog, Bump. And they’ll stop at nothing to run her out of town — including framing her daughter.

 

All Sam wants is to give her relationship with veterinarian Clint Chastain a chance. But matters get complicated when Clint’s ex — sexy humanitarian Dr. Danielle Townsley — invades Sam’s territory. Clint keeps reassuring Sam that she’s the one he wants, but his actions leave room for doubt. Meanwhile, firefighter Archer Malone is the one constant in Sam’s roller coaster life. And he’s looking better all the time.

 

Then, Bump disappears — and the one person who could help her find him is the same one she’s trying to avoid.

Happy reading!

Best,
Gemi

Holiday Giveaway

Hey folks! Would you like copies of Say No More and Say That Again or other goodies for Christmas? Enter to win from today, Dec. 17th, through 11:59 p.m. on the 18th. Read on for more information:

 

Kathleen Shoop is giving away Holiday Prize Pack #6!

A Fabulous prize pack is coming your way! Not one novel, but TWO books from N. Gemini Sasson’s FADERVILLE SERIES will be gifted this holiday season! The winner will also receive $40 in STARBUCKS giftcards, HAPPY PLUGS headphones, a sweet, but sturdy CELTIC charm by GUARDIAN BELL, and MORE!

SAY NO MORE and SAY THAT AGAIN by award-winning author, N. Gemini Sasson, are simply wonderful stories. Every single character—from the big-hearted dogs, to endearing children, to the leap-off-the-page adults—is memorable and lovable. These are the novels that warm your heart and stick with you long after you finish them. Enjoy STARBUCKS tea, coffee or a treat while you sink into these compelling books. Plug in your bright, HAPPY PLUGS for a walk with your favorite hound, and attach the good luck/protective bell to your dog’s collar or your keychain to keep good energy circulating around you. And there’s MORE… But that’s a surprise—you’ll have to wait to see!

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 Enter the sweepstakes now to win for yourself or gift your prize pack to your dearest friend! Share the contest to earn extra entries and you can enter once a day!

Goodreads Giveaway - Win a Signed Copy of Say That Again

Here's another chance to win a signed copy of Say That Again on Goodreads!

Goodreads Book Giveaway

Say That Again

by N. Gemini Sasson

Giveaway ends June 08, 2015.
See the giveaway details at Goodreads.

Enter to Win

Happy reading,
Gemi

What to Read Next - Romance - May, 2015

As promised, more books for your To Be Read pile! This is a selection of Romance titles.

Wife Number Seven (The Compound Series Book 1)by Melissa Brown

Contemporary / New Adult Romance

I know! A New Adult Romance set in a polygamist society? Yes, indeed. That's a new twist, huh? But I totally bought into it.

Brinley is wed to a much older man, for whom she feels no love. Unexpectedly, she develops a connection to an outcast named Porter. Her journey is believable and it's easy to feel sympathy for the situation Brinley is stuck in and to understand her need to break free.

Love Me Sweet (A Bell Harbor Novel)by Tracy Brogan

Contemporary Romance

If you like Romance that's more of the sweet variety and involves women who are long part college-age, Brogan's Bell Harbor series is great. I thought Love Me Sweet was the best installment of the series so far. It's a smidge steamier than the first two, but not so much you'll be blushing if you're reading it in public. It'll also make you laugh at times.

"When bad weather, missing money, honky-tonk musicians, and Elvis impersonators throw Grant and Delaney together on an unexpected road trip, emotions get all shook up. They know only fools fall in love, but they can’t help falling. Still, Delaney has a secret that could tear them apart forever."

Seven Days of Friday (Women of Greece Book 1)by Alex King

Contemporary Romance / Greece

Looking for a sweet contemporary that will take you to new places? Here it is. King writes about Greece with powerful descriptions that will make you feel like you are there. Best part -- it's FREE!

"Thirty-four-year-old Vivi Tyler is living her nightmare: gay husband, self-harming teenager, melodramatic mother. They’re picking apart her sanity, one stitch at a time. She’s crawling along rock bottom when the arrival of a mysterious package opens a new door to a new country. A desperate Vivi dives headfirst into the quicksand that is Greece—her parents’ birthplace." 

 At Any Price (Gaming The System Book 1)by Brenna Aubrey

Contemporary / New Adult Romance

This may be my most favorite New Adult yet. As New Adult usually is, it's a steamy read, but what I really liked about this is the intelligence of the writing. This is another FREEBY, so give it a try.

"When Mia Strong, popular gaming blogger, auctions off her virginity online, she knows she'll make waves. But what she will not be making is a love connection. Her rules are set in stone: One night. No further contact.

It's a desperate step, but it's the only way she can go to medical school and pay her mother's mounting hospital bills."

Entrepreneur Adam Drake, the auction winner, has found the loopholes in the rules of the auction...

Happy reading,
Gemi

What to Read Next - May, 2015

I know! It's been way too long since I've done one of these posts. Since I've stepped up my writing output, though, I've been blogging less. In an attempt to make up for being a slacker, here are some fantastic books I've discovered this year. As always, a variety of genres, to please any literary palette.

Hello Love by Karen McQuestion

General/Women's Fiction

Looking for a heartwarming feel-good love story with a dog in it? This is it! McQuestion always delivers a story that anchors itself deep in your heart, touching upon topics that everyone can relate to. This one is about love lost and love found and how, when we open our hearts, anything is possible.

Andrea becomes an accidental first-time dog owner. Dan, recently widowed, has just lost his dog. What they don't know when they first cross paths is that it is the same dog.

Departureby A.G. Riddle

SciFi / Time Travel / Technothrillers

If you like fast-paced SciFi, grab this one fast! It's recently been picked up by Harper Collins and the price will increase soon. AND the movie rights have been bought by 20th Century Fox.

If that's not enough of a selling point, here are a few lines from the blurb:

"Flight 305 took off in 2014...
But it crashed in a world very different from our own...

With time running out, five strangers must unravel why they were taken...
And how to get home."

The Language of Hoofbeats by Catherine Ryan Hyde

Literary / Contemporary Fiction

If you read my What to Read Next posts at all, you'll know I'm a Hyde fan. This is her best book yet. Alternating view points between the curmudgeonly Clementine and her new neighbor Jackie, it centers around the fallout that occurs when Star steals Clementine's horse. As always, Hyde delivers complex characters in an easy-to-read manner and brings them full circle.

"New to a small town, Jackie and Paula envision a quiet life for their kids: a young adopted son and two teenage foster children, including the troubled Star. However, they quickly butt heads with their neighbor, Clementine, who disapproves of their lifestyle and is incensed when Star befriends her spirited horse, Comet... When Star disappears with Comet, the neighbors are thrown together—far too close together."


The Banks of Certain Riversby Jon Harrison

Contemporary / Family Life Fiction

As a runner and frequent visitor to Michigan, I found this book very enjoyable -- rich in description and sometimes heartrending.

Neil is a teacher and cross country coach raising his teenage son alone. Years prior, his wife suffered a debilitating brain injury that now requires full-time care in a nursing facility. Neil ends up falling in love with his mother-in-law's caregiver, but struggles with letting his son know about it. Meanwhile, he breaks up a fight on school grounds, but video surfaces that makes it look like he physically assaulted one of the students.

Just when you think Neil is going to survive the circumstances, something else happens to worsen his ordeal. Hang in there, though. This is definitely worth reading to its conclusion.

The Highly Sensitive Person (Urban Books)by Elaine Aron

Non-Fiction / Self-Help

This is one I'll be recommending for years. If you've ever had someone tell you you're being 'too sensitive' or know someone who is deeply emotional or creative, this self-help book will put it all in perspective. Aron explains that Highly Sensitive People aren't riddled with a fault, but actually possess a desirable trait which contributes to the empathy and ingenuity of society.

"Do you have a keen imagination and vivid dreams? Is time alone each day as essential to you as food and water? Are you "too shy" or "too sensitive" according to others? Do noise and confusion quickly overwhelm you? If your answers are yes, you may be a Highly Sensitive Person (HSP)." 

Next installment -- Romance!

Happy reading,
Gemi

It's Release Day for Say That Again!

 IT'S FINALLY HERE!!!

Say That Again, the follow-up to Say No More, is now available as an e-book everywhere and as a paperback on Amazon.

This story is for those who want to believe we get to meet our heart-dogs more than once in a lifetime.

***

"Echo's life hasn't been easy so far. Mistreated by one owner after another, he'd rather just get by on his own. Still, he longs for his forever home. Not until he meets young Hannah McHugh does he learn to trust again. Hannah not only understands him -- she hears him.

Before the accident, Hannah already knew she was different from other kids. Now, animals are speaking to her -- and no one believes her. Even her own father, Hunter, tells her to keep it to herself.

When Hannah and Echo disappear, rumors run wild about her new neighbor Heck. Hunter wants to trust his gut, but time is ticking away..."

***

Here's where to find it:

E-book:
Amazon.com (US)
Amazon.uk (UK)

Amazon.ca (Canada)
Amazon.com.au (Australia)
Apple
Barnes and Noble
GooglePlay 
Kobo

Paperback:

Amazon.com

Amazon.co.uk

Happy reading,

Gemi

Discount for Say No More

In celebration of the release of Say That Again (The Faderville Novels: Book #2), its prequel, Say No More, has been discounted to 99 cents as an e-book everywhere for a limited time.

Say No More is a story about how far a dog will go to show her loyalty and how long a dog's love will last. It has a 4.9 star rating on Amazon.com. Here's what some readers had to say about it:

• “A very good story about love and commitment all through life and beyond whether you are a dog or people. 

• "Everyone should read it just for the good feeling you have when you finish it."

 

***

 "A dog's love is forever.

When five-year old Hunter McHugh witnesses the farming accident that takes the life of his father, Cam, he stops talking -- to everyone except his Australian Shepherd, Halo. Unable to cope, Hunter runs away and gets lost in the Kentucky wilderness. It's up to Halo to find him. Just as she's about to give up, Halo gets help from an unlikely source -- Cam's ghost.

Halo is no ordinary dog. Not only can she see ghosts, she can talk to them, too. If only she could tell Hunter that death doesn't mean an end to being around the ones we love, maybe she could help him find his voice again. Unfortunately, she may never have the chance..."

***

Where to find it:

Amazon.com (US)
Amazon.uk (UK)
Amazon.ca (Canada)
Amazon.com.au (Australia)
Apple
Barnes and Noble
GooglePlay 
Kobo
Scribd

Happy reading,

Gemi

Pre-order Your E-book of Say That Again

"A little girl's love. A dog's courage.

Echo's life hasn't been easy so far. Mistreated by one owner after another, he'd rather just learn to get by on his own. Still, he longs for his 'forever home'. Not until he meets young Hannah McHugh does he learn to trust again. Hannah not only understands him ― she hears him.

Before the accident, Hannah already knew she was different from other kids. Now, animals are speaking to her ― and no one believes her. Even her father, Hunter, tells her to keep it to herself.

When Hannah and Echo disappear, rumors run wild about her new neighbor, Heck. Hunter wants to trust his gut, but time is ticking away."

[To read Chapter 1, click here.]

You can now pre-order your e-book copy of Say That Again (A Faderville Novel). It will appear on your Kindle on April 7th or if you own another e-reader and don't use a Kindle app, like Nook or Kobo, it will appear on your device on April 8th. 

Order here:

E-book: 

Amazon.com (US)
Amazon.uk (UK)

Amazon.ca (Canada)
Amazon.com.au (Australia)
Apple
Barnes and Noble
GooglePlay 
Kobo

Happy reading,

Gemi

Goodreads Giveaway for Say That Again

Goodreads Book Giveaway

Say That Again

by N. Gemini Sasson

Giveaway ends April 12, 2015.
See the giveaway details at Goodreads.

Enter to win 

To win a signed paperback copy of Say That Again (The Faderville Novels: Book #2), just click on the link above. You must be a member of Goodreads to enter. Giveaway ends at midnight on April 11th.

Happy reading,
Gemi

Say That Again - Chapter 1

Say That Again (The Faderville Novels: Book #2)

chapter 1: Hannah

Hannah McHugh placed one small foot in front of the other without knowing exactly where it was that she was going. Her purple sneakers left barely visible imprints in the damp clay of the path as the airy trilling of the bluebird beckoned her onward. To Hannah, the notes were like a song sung only for her. It filled her with happiness. Lifted her heart, all the way up to heaven.

Every now and then, she saw a flash of bright blue feathers, flittering against a glass-blue sky.

Laughing, she followed the bird. Down a steep slope littered with loose slabs of stone. Up a long incline through a towering stand of trees. Along a narrowing trail that wound between boulders bigger than her sister’s school bus.

The bird danced from limb to limb. Higher, faster. Happy, singing.

Follow me, it said. This way. Over here. Hurry!

Her steps quickened. Her breaths came in puffs, her heart pattering against her sternum as she lifted her knees and pumped her tiny arms to keep up. Her stuffed giraffe, Faustine, swung in her grip, its yarn tail tattered and one beaded eye missing. Part of the stuffing in Faustine’s neck had long since been compressed into her slender body, and so her head flopped helplessly at the end of her too long neck whenever Hannah carried her about, or leaned precariously to the right when Hannah set her on all fours, as if the little giraffe had a question she was always waiting to ask.

Just as Hannah topped a hill, the bird dove into a tangle of branches in the valley below, its song muted. Hannah stopped, peered intently at the place where it had disappeared, saw nothing.

Patiently, she stood at attention, eyes and ears keened. But there was no more sign of the bird. Nothing but silence. Deep, empty silence all around. Not even a breeze to rustle the last of autumn’s papery leaves.

Then it occurred to her that she had no idea where her family was. Or how far she had come. Or from where.

Panic constricted her ribs. She’d get in trouble for wandering off from their cabin. Her daddy would frown at her and cross his arms. Her mommy would shake a finger in her face and speak to her sternly. She wouldn’t be allowed to watch her princess movies or go to Gramma’s. Maybe for a whole week. It would be boring sitting in her room alone.

A tear squeezed from the corner of Hannah’s eye, tracing a trail of regret as it slid down her cold-kissed cheek. She shouldn’t have wandered away from the cabin before everyone else had woken up. They would be worried to find her gone. Frantic. And mad.

But she had only wanted to see what was beyond the little clearing. To search for one of them. Her older sister, Maura, had told her there were fairies in the woods and that they took naps beneath mushroom caps and bathed on leaves dappled with morning dew and made their homes in the hollowed trunks of giant oak trees. From a distance, Maura told her, they looked exactly like little white butterflies.

Yet she hadn’t seen any fairies. Or butterflies, even. Just the bluebird. And trees. Lots and lots of trees. Millions, maybe gazillions.

She had to get back. But to where? And how?

As she turned in a circle, searching for a familiar sight, fear crept up her spine. She clutched Faustine to her chest and held her tight. This place looked different, not at all like the forest clearing where their cabin was. They had come to the state park for Hannah’s fifth birthday. She hadn’t wanted a party with lots of other noisy children. Or a pile of presents. Or a fancy restaurant dinner, where waiters wearing sombreros would sing and clap for her, drawing everyone’s attention. Those things were all too much, too noisy. She had only wanted this: a weekend with her family, just the four of them, in the faraway woods of southeastern Kentucky, where she could watch the birds and look for wild animals.

What she’d really wanted, though, was a dog of her own. But they had told her she was too young for that and would have to wait, probably until she was Maura’s age. And so she’d settled for a camping trip. Now that they were here, she wasn’t sure why she’d wanted to come in the first place. It had sounded like fun, but there really wasn’t much to do.

Christmas was only a week away and although it was still cool, the weather promised to be good. So Daddy had thrown their suitcases in the truck he used for his veterinary business and put Maura and Mommy in charge of packing the food. Hannah had only been responsible for her own things. But when she went outside this morning, she’d forgotten to grab her coat off the peg by the door and now she was shivering so hard that her teeth clacked. It hadn’t felt that cold when she first stepped outside.

Far off, a sparkle caught her eye. She looked down below and noticed, amid a drifting sea of fog, a shimmering silver ribbon. A big creek. What her daddy called a river. Beyond it, the ground rose up again to more hills, bigger hills, taller and broader than those behind her. Hills embraced by wispy clouds.

Hannah started downward, toward the water. She was thirsty. And hungry. She hadn’t had breakfast yet, and although she doubted she would find food anywhere near here, she could at least get a drink of water before she tried to find her parents and Maura.

She raced downhill, her short legs wearying not halfway down. She stumbled, falling to her knees. Undeterred, she stood, brushed the dirt from her leggings, and continued on. The ground flattened out. Leaf-littered dirt gave way to winter-dead grass, anchored in the mud of a recent rain.

At water’s edge, she knelt and made a scoop with her hands. The water froze her fingers when she dipped them in. She brought the cool liquid to her mouth and sipped, then spat it out. It tasted icky. Like sand.

Farther along the bank, an animal with a black mask and a ringed tail winked at her. It waded into the shallows. Hannah recognized it as a raccoon, the same kind of animal that tipped their trashcans over and made her daddy angry. She smiled and waved. It chattered in response, then plunged its front paws into the water, up to its elbows.

Bit by bit, she scooted closer. The raccoon eyed her curiously and went back to washing its face. Careful not to get too close and scare it away, Hannah sat, crossing her legs. She would try to find her way back to the cabin in a little while. After she was done watching the raccoon. She couldn’t be that far away. Maybe if she stayed here, they would find her.

But what if they went the wrong way? What if they searched and searched and just gave up?

No, they’d look. They’d find her. They would.

Hannah kissed Faustine on the head and noticed a dab of mud there. If she dipped Faustine’s head in the river, maybe it would rinse away the dirt. Holding Faustine’s back legs, she stretched out on her tummy and leaned out from the bank, reaching toward the water.

She wiggled forward a few inches and Faustine’s head flopped into the water. She held her there awhile, giving the dirt time to wash away. As she began to pull Faustine back, a flurry of chirps sounded above her. She looked up to see the bluebird alight on a branch on the other side of the river.

You should listen more closely, it said.

“What?”

Just listen!

Hannah didn’t understand. She was sure she’d heard the bird, but what was it talking about? Listen to what? To whom?

Fast water. Bad.

“But I need to give Faustine a bath, silly bird.”

Not silly.

The bird burst skyward. Hannah tilted her head up to watch, but as she did so, she felt Faustine slip from her fingers. The stuffed animal fell with a splash, floating on the surface a few moments before an eddy engulfed it and pulled it under. Then, a surge pushed Faustine back to the top. 

Hannah flailed a hand outward, stretching far. Her body, small though it was, tipped over the edge of the bank. She gasped in shock as her hands hit the cold, cold water. Then as her head plunged beneath the surface, she captured a final gulp of air in her lungs and shut her eyes tight.

*****

Paperback on sale now: Amazon.com, Amazon.co.uk
 

Pre-order the E-book (Available April 7th for Kindle and April 8th elsewhere): 

Amazon.com (US) 
Amazon.uk (UK)    
Amazon.ca (Canada)    
Amazon.com.au (Australia)  
Apple  
Barnes and Noble  
GooglePlay   
Kobo

Happy reading,

Gemi

Paperback of Say No More Now Available

Psssttt... You can get the paperback of Say That Again now. Yes, now. Well, as soon as Amazon and UPS can pack it up and deliver it to you.

ORDER THE PAPERBACK OF SAY THAT AGAIN HERE.

Say That Again is Book #2 of the Faderville Novels and the sequel to Say No More, but don't worry, these books don't have to be read in any particular order. You can pre-order the Kindle version, which will be available April 7th. Here's the description for Say That Again:
 
"Echo's life hasn't been easy so far. Mistreated by one owner after another, he'd rather just learn to get by on his own. Still, he longs for his 'forever home'. Not until he meets young Hannah McHugh does he learn to trust again. Hannah not only understands him ― she hears him.

Before the accident, Hannah already knew she was different from other kids. Now, animals are speaking to her ― and no one believes her... Even her own father, Hunter, tells her she should keep it to herself.

Then, the reclusive Heck Menendez moves in next door... When Hannah and Echo disappear, rumors run wild about old Heck. Hunter wants to trust his gut, but time is ticking away."

More links and information coming soon!

Happy reading,
Gemi

Bruce Trilogy Paperbacks Now Available with New Covers

 Thanks to CreateSpace, you can now get paperbacks for the Bruce Trilogy delivered to your doorstep within days with their snazzy new covers designed by Ebook Launch.

And the best part is they cost less than before! That's a win-win all around.

You can find The Crown in the Heather here. New covers for the rest should be up by the end of the week, but rest assured they are in stock. At this time the new covers are only available in Amazon stores, but eventually they will be elsewhere.

Meanwhile, I have emerged from Proofreading and Formatting Purgatory. I'll have details soon on where and when you can order Say That Again (the sequel to Say No More), book #2 in my Faderville Novels series.

Happy reading,
Gemi

E-book Cover Design Awards

Dane's covers for The Bruce Trilogy have been awarded a gold star by Joel Friedlander in his monthly e-Book Cover Design Awards for January 2015. Joel said this:

"These three covers show series design at its best. The emblematic characters each convey the tone and context of the books, and they are held together by the overall look and the strong series branding."

Dane is a member of the incredible team at E-book Launch. This was a re-design of the entire series from my original covers and I could not be more in love with them! They seem to be grabbing readers' attention. In the first two days of a recent promotion, The Crown in the Heather was downloaded over 40,000 times across all platforms, reaching as high as #2 Free on Amazon.com and Amazon.co.uk.

More book news coming soon! I have another book nearing publication. Yay!!!

Until later,
Gemi