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The Mercy's Embrace books have been Kindle-ized!
The price point is reasonable ... and the delivery is instant!
Why not get the Kindle app and read on your iPod?
(I roll my eyes at the thought, but my sons think this is great.)
Coming next: Ten years ago
Love Suffers Long and is Kind shook the world of Austen fiction.
It's long and involved with characters galore--and readers say it's addicting!
We'll be releasing this as a series of five (inexpensive) Kindle ebooks, beginning at Christmas, with an all-new ending volume to follow. For the price of a latte, you'll be able to see what all the fuss was about!
I'm also celebrating the release of the final latest Mercy's book, The Lady Must Decide
and plotting a 4th book for spring 2012 winter 2011. For this you should thank my mother. "I didn't want these books to end," she wailed ... and what could I say?
So there will be more Elizabeth, more Admiral McGillvary, more Ronan! More William Elliot and Lady Russell and Sir Walter. Oh boy!
Hang on, Mom! I'm thinking!
Mercy's Embrace
Jane Austen's beloved Persuasion provides the backdrop for Mercy's Embrace, my romantic romp
set in Regency England, featuring the so-opinionated Miss Elizabeth Elliot. These books were a kick to write and are fun.
Even my so-manly stepdad giggled as he turned pages!
You can purchase these through the Crown Hill Writers' Guild Amazon store,
AustenEmporium,
at the Wytherngate Press website, and at most on-line bookstores.
Are they any good, you ask? Why not read
Chapter 1 and decide?
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