In its first week of sales as an eBook on Fictionwise, Second Time Around topped all book sales for its publisher, ePress-Online. Click here to view all ePress listings on Fictionwise.
Amazon is in the process of listing Second Time Around on its site for paperback sales. Unfortunately, it is currently listed -- incorrectly -- as out of print. They are in the process of making necessary corrections. We anticipate the listing to be corrected and complete within the next 10 days or so.
Sunday, February 1, 2009
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
STA to be released in eBook on January 26th!!!!!
Just received word from my publisher that Second Time Around will be released in eBook format on both their web site and Fictionwise on Monday, January 26th. Click here to purchase the eBook.
The trade paperback release date with Amazon has been delayed and is expected by mid-February. The book cover needed a few revisions, so please be patient. I have the print proof of the book and it's beautiful...we're just making it perfect!
The trade paperback release date with Amazon has been delayed and is expected by mid-February. The book cover needed a few revisions, so please be patient. I have the print proof of the book and it's beautiful...we're just making it perfect!
Sunday, January 18, 2009
Second Time Around at the Printer!
On Friday, I received the print proof of the book that will be sold on Amazon. Final edits and corrections have been processed and STA is at the printer! I expect that it will be available for purchase by the end of January deadline. It will likely be available for purchase sooner as an eBook from Fictionwise and ePress than it will be as a print book from Amazon.
I'll keep you posted!
I'll keep you posted!
Monday, January 5, 2009
Linda to be interviewed on "Meet the Author"
Linda has been scheduled to appear on Denny Griffin's radio show, Meet the Author, on Monday, February 9, 2009, at 8pm EST/6pm MST.
After spending 20 years in investigations and law enforcement in New York State, Denny turned writer and has published nearly a dozen books--true crime and about the mob.
Click here to be directed to Denny's blogtalkradio site.
After spending 20 years in investigations and law enforcement in New York State, Denny turned writer and has published nearly a dozen books--true crime and about the mob.
Click here to be directed to Denny's blogtalkradio site.
Wednesday, December 31, 2008
Happy New Year - Drive Safely!
Happy New Year! Please drive safely - not only this evening, but year-round.
I am a board member of the Missoula County DUI Task Force and chair of its Public Information & Education Committee. Each year at this time, we host a 3-hour live remote at a local bar, lounge, or tavern that hasn't received any violations from law enforcement. Our purpose is to prevent impaired driving, specifically drunk driving. Property damage, injuries, and fatalities resulting from drunk driving can be prevented. Our goal is to inform the public about just how to prevent drunk driving tragedies.
FYI, the city of Missoula has two programs that help impaired drivers get home safely: Home Free Missoula - participating bars provide free cab rides to patrons who shouldn't drive - and Designated Driver Missoula - which costs about $10-15 but their driver gets you home in your car when you shouldn't drive. There are also MANY folks, such as myself, who'd be more than happy to crawl into my car in my jammies to come retrieve your imparied self and drive you home rather than have you risk yourself and others by driving drunk.
I met many wonderful people at the live remote yesterday and reconnected with others I see each year. The event was held at the Brooks & Brown Lounge at the Holiday Inn/Downtown -- and I met another writer! Members of law enforcement and the county attorney's office were not only wonderfully supportive by airing their stories and advice on radio during the live remote, they volunteered themselves as writing resources. Many thanks to the following participants: Missoula County Sheriff's Department, Missoula City Police, Montana Highway Patrol, Missoula County Attorney's Office, St. Patrick Hospital, Turning Point, Missoula Forum for Children and Youth, Kinzie Kinziel/Farmers Insurance, and Missoula Underage Substance Abuse Program. Special thanks to Gapwest Broadcasting - and Peter Christian - for making all of us so comfortable spreading our messages via live radio.
Happy Writing, Happy New Year!
I am a board member of the Missoula County DUI Task Force and chair of its Public Information & Education Committee. Each year at this time, we host a 3-hour live remote at a local bar, lounge, or tavern that hasn't received any violations from law enforcement. Our purpose is to prevent impaired driving, specifically drunk driving. Property damage, injuries, and fatalities resulting from drunk driving can be prevented. Our goal is to inform the public about just how to prevent drunk driving tragedies.
FYI, the city of Missoula has two programs that help impaired drivers get home safely: Home Free Missoula - participating bars provide free cab rides to patrons who shouldn't drive - and Designated Driver Missoula - which costs about $10-15 but their driver gets you home in your car when you shouldn't drive. There are also MANY folks, such as myself, who'd be more than happy to crawl into my car in my jammies to come retrieve your imparied self and drive you home rather than have you risk yourself and others by driving drunk.
I met many wonderful people at the live remote yesterday and reconnected with others I see each year. The event was held at the Brooks & Brown Lounge at the Holiday Inn/Downtown -- and I met another writer! Members of law enforcement and the county attorney's office were not only wonderfully supportive by airing their stories and advice on radio during the live remote, they volunteered themselves as writing resources. Many thanks to the following participants: Missoula County Sheriff's Department, Missoula City Police, Montana Highway Patrol, Missoula County Attorney's Office, St. Patrick Hospital, Turning Point, Missoula Forum for Children and Youth, Kinzie Kinziel/Farmers Insurance, and Missoula Underage Substance Abuse Program. Special thanks to Gapwest Broadcasting - and Peter Christian - for making all of us so comfortable spreading our messages via live radio.
Happy Writing, Happy New Year!
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