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Have just launched Karen's Story, the second story in The Museum of Fractured Lives Series:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Karens-Story-Museum-Fractured-ebook/
The first, Maxine's story is FREE for the rest of today (15th Sept):
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Maxines-Story-Museum-Fractured-ebook/
And my collection of writing articles - A Writer on Writing - Advice to Make You a Success! is FREE until 18th September:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Writer-Writing-Advice-Success-ebook/
I hope there's something there for people to enjoy.
I haven't had a review for absolutely ages, so please excuse me for getting excited and tooting my trumpet for a minute.
I hope you don't mind if I post it here. It was for a children's mystery called 'Salt' and was left on Amazon U.S.:
5.0 out of 5 stars gripping read, highly recommended for middle grade kids November 26, 2013
By patthebat
Format:Kindle Edition
Strange happenings after dark, secret tunnels, a new friendship with a mysterious girl, what else would any kid want from a summer vacation in a seaside village. How about getting the chance to solve a baffling mystery? The main character, Toby, gets it all, and so will the reader.
Salt is one of those stories that pulls the reader into the action. Just the right amount of detail combines with realistic dialogue allowing you to get lost in the village of Pirates Cove. And how can you not like Toby?
But dont think youll be safely spying through the telescope from the attic of Salt Guesthouse for long. Your heart will be beating as you go along with Toby and his new friend Hattie as they piece together clues and encounter dangerous obstacles. Neither Pirates Cove nor Toby will ever be the same.
Both girls and boys will be attracted to this high-adventure story that moves quickly but still manages to paint a vivid picture of a place that everyone would love to visit.
Im reluctant to give five stars to anything, but Salt really nails my number one criteria, keep me interested and engaged. There was no doubt about it, and I think kids in the middle grade sweet spot of 9 years old to 12 years old will agree.
Comments
(won't be reading it for a while)
Will be hopping over to buy yours JT92. Good luck.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Karens-Story-Museum-Fractured-ebook/
The first, Maxine's story is FREE for the rest of today (15th Sept):
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Maxines-Story-Museum-Fractured-ebook/
And my collection of writing articles - A Writer on Writing - Advice to Make You a Success! is FREE until 18th September:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Writer-Writing-Advice-Success-ebook/
I hope there's something there for people to enjoy.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Understanding-Emily-Dickinsons--level--ebook
Perhaps, if the word were "death"??
I hope you don't mind if I post it here. It was for a children's mystery called 'Salt' and was left on Amazon U.S.:
5.0 out of 5 stars gripping read, highly recommended for middle grade kids November 26, 2013
By patthebat
Format:Kindle Edition
Strange happenings after dark, secret tunnels, a new friendship with a mysterious girl, what else would any kid want from a summer vacation in a seaside village. How about getting the chance to solve a baffling mystery? The main character, Toby, gets it all, and so will the reader.
Salt is one of those stories that pulls the reader into the action. Just the right amount of detail combines with realistic dialogue allowing you to get lost in the village of Pirates Cove. And how can you not like Toby?
But dont think youll be safely spying through the telescope from the attic of Salt Guesthouse for long. Your heart will be beating as you go along with Toby and his new friend Hattie as they piece together clues and encounter dangerous obstacles. Neither Pirates Cove nor Toby will ever be the same.
Both girls and boys will be attracted to this high-adventure story that moves quickly but still manages to paint a vivid picture of a place that everyone would love to visit.
Im reluctant to give five stars to anything, but Salt really nails my number one criteria, keep me interested and engaged. There was no doubt about it, and I think kids in the middle grade sweet spot of 9 years old to 12 years old will agree.
UK link: http://tinyurl.com/mfhkpxl
Ha! That'll never happen. That's the first I've had in ...months!
Congratulations.