Hello new followers :)



Wow. The two cover and trailer reveals these past two days, have created some interest

All this before the book has even been released.

Thank you.

It's very flattering, but it's also making me nervous.

The pressure to live up to any expectation has doubled.

Still, I knew it was a good idea to have more than one cover reveal. I'm so glad those who arranged them agreed and allowed it

Thank you Lovingthebooklauch and Itchingforbooks.

The next reveal is on the 15th. A week later. Bit of a gap, I know, but we could reach those who missed the first two.

Before then, on the 14th, it's a book blitz. I might add something extra to it, like an excerpt.

The prize I will be supplying will be the same.

I wonder who the winners will be from these recent reveals. It would be great to be able to give everyone who entered the draw a necklace, to everyone who contributed and showed an interest. But alas, I don't have that kind of money to even try.

Forgive me. Perhaps my blessings could still be a gift,

I will try and post some character photos and the soundtrack.


:)

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