Lady Moons Ebook Giveaway Starts Today!

ebook giveaway!

UPDATE!!: The Lady Moons ebook giveaway starts today and ends on April 20th! In order to get your free copy, sign up at the website, Epistle Publishing. Sign up because there will be goodies throughout the year for subscribers! Here are the details of the giveaway (from my website):

1. The giveaway will start April 2nd and end on April 20th. Sign up for the Epistle Publishing Newsletter to get your free copy ofThe Lady Moons. Then email epistlepublishing@gmail.com and tell me the title of a good book you've read and enjoyed recently and tell me who the author is. You don't have to write up a review or a report. Just the title and author name. Any genre is fine except erotica. Don't forget to let me know your first name along with your book entry so I can credit you in the newsletter (of course, if you'd rather not have your name mentioned, just let me know in your email.)

2. After sign up you will have your choice of file type to download: .mobi, .epub, .html or .pdf. There are no paperbacks or hardcovers at this time. All books published by Epistle Publishing are ebooks.

Of all those who participate in the giveaway, the first ten participants who sign up will be chosen to receive a free copy of my next release in the series, The Mountain King. But wait - there's more!

Of those ten, two participants will be randomly selected to win a free eGift card worth $10.00 of their choice from either Amazon or Barnes and Noble.

About the Epistle Publishing Newsletter

The newsletter will be sent out once to twice a month and will be a great way to keep subscribers informed about new releases from Epistle Publishing. It will also feature my own picks for books I recommend and reader's picks and recommendations of their favorite books. New giveaways will be hosted throughout the year and these will be posted on the site and on the blog. However, information on special giveaways and goodies will only be sent via newsletter.

Books I'm Reading and Enjoying

As always, I've been reading books and I enjoy sharing them with those that read the blog. This is what I've read and loved so far:

Guardian Cats and the Lost Books of Alexandria by Rahma Krambo, a fantasy story about special cats who guard special magical books and what happens when an evil man tries to get a hold of the most powerful book in the world. it's a wonderful story for both kids and adults!

Devils's Lair by David Wisehart, if you like Ellis Peters's Brother Cadfael series you'll enjoy this. An erudite read of a monk, a poet and a girl who travel with a wounded Templar knight to, well read the synopsis here as I'm not finished but it's an excellent book.

The Last King's Amulet by Chris Northern is a great fantasy novel about a down-on-his-luck, lazy nobleman named Sumto who finds that he has to join the army in order to better his fortunes and regain his family honor and respect but finds that doing so is not nearly so easy as he first thought. Not a children';s book but definitely compelling reading for adults who love fantasy!




of course, there's also Gargantua and Pantagruel by Rabelais a fne and fun read as well but a little difficult unless you enjoy reading Shakespeare!

I'm still going through Gargantua and Pantagruel and Devil's Lair but I am enjoying both books, especially Devil's Lair.

Happy reading!   :o)

Future Projects

The Lady Moons is finally available for purchase on B&N. Seems they like to take their own sweet time, but anyway,

The Secret Doorway Tales series is going to be drawing to a close pretty soon. I have two more books to write. I'm thinking of a short story to add to the series but that will deal with a different character altogether, not the heroine Anne.

However, I'm gathering ideas and writing notes for the next trilogy of books I plan to write. In fact, I've written notes for these books years ago, actually while I was writing Night Terrors I was gathering notes for these stories. I still haven't come up with a title I like, yet. The working title is still Monolith. It will be adult science fantasy. it will be interesting looking through these old notes and adding them to the new ones.

I have many ideas for books I plan to write in the next three years. There's a series of books I plan to write after the Monolith trilogy, a steam-punk science fiction series that I'm excited about. Then there is the idea for a cat detective set in either the Medieval age or the Renaissance, but I haven't yet decided. Think Brother Cadfael, but a cat detective instead of a human. Then there's the prequel to the Monolith trilogy.

I may even revisit the Secret Doorway Tales series after that but as you can see it will be some years before I get around to it, if I've decided that I actually want to. See? This is the advantage to indie publishing. The only person allowed to make these decisions is me, the author. No one can tell me what to do. No one! Indie publishing - and by that I mean Self publishing - kicks butt!