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Kerry: Posted on Thursday, July 05, 2012 12:20 PM
Through the end of July, the Kindle version of both Much Ado About Russian and Much Ado About Vengeance will both be on sale for $3.99 each. |
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Kerry: Posted on Thursday, July 05, 2012 12:13 PM
Keeping your Summer Reading affordable! Now the paperback versions of Much Ado About Russian and Much Ado About Vengeance are also on sale - 20% off - thru the end of July. The coupon code is only good via my Createspace shops here on my site, but they are part of Amazon.com and are 100% safe and secure. Just select the book of your choice and use code 5QJQNZDK when checking out. This code will work for Much Ado About Russian, Much Ado About Russian Large Print and Much Ado About Vengeance - and can be used multiple times. Looking for Kindle, Nook or other digital versions? Check other blog posts for links to sale locations for these as well! Enjoy! Kerry |
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Kerry: Posted on Sunday, July 01, 2012 1:00 PM
SALE! 49% off digital versions of MAAR and MAAV at Smashwords (Kindle, Nook, iPad, Sony reader, PC etc.) Versions for any and all digital formats. On sale through the month of July, 2012. Use code SSW50 |
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Kerry: Posted on Friday, April 27, 2012 12:03 PM
BOOK TWO - MUCH ADO ABOUT VENGENACE IS NOW AVAILABLE! The eagerly anticipated sequel has arrived! Get your copy now! Feisty Hero Fletcher finds herself the target of a vengeful vampire. At the mercy of the ruthless Aton, will Hero betray her faery friends, Hazel and Lily and reveal the secret entrusted to her? Will her vampire boyfriend, Kinley McIntyre, rescue her before it’s too late? And why is Aton so full of rage and what did Hero do to become the object of his rage? |
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Kerry: Posted on Monday, August 22, 2011 6:38 PM
SNEAK PEEK - from upcoming Fair Hero Series Book #2 (still to be named) If there were some ancient text that was wicked important to vampires and other supernatural beings, why would Grigoryi Aleksey Sereysky have hidden it in the first place? Why not use it? Or at least give it to some other vampire who could use it responsibly? If it couldn’t be used responsibly, then why not destroy it? And what the hell was up with the stupid puzzle hidden in the hallmarks on the back of his silver products that have been scattered all over the world? Maybe it’s because I’m not a vampire, but not the brightest idea, in my opinion. And what is the freaking thing supposed to do anyway? I’ll be honest, that’s what I really wanted to know. What made it worth all these centuries of searching and made it worth ol’ Grigsy meeting his true death? I don’t about you, but when you see those scenes in movies and TV where they torture people to find out where some item is hidden, I can’t think of anything in my life I’d be willing to withstand that kind of crap to hide, can you? Nope. I love Kin, but if someone wanted to break my hands, cut off fingers, burn me with cigars, and on and on, I’d give him up as a vampire pretty damn quick. He’s a big boy, he can take care of himself. And other than that and my real weight, what do I have to hide? |
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