Inquire, Inspire, Aspire
After I published the post about my Kindle Scout experience, I received more clicks and the most feedback I’ve had on my blog since I posted about the loss of my father-in-law.
Because of the Scout post, many people contacted me through different venues, including my email. I had many discussions that were quite interesting and eye opening. I came to a new understanding about Kindle Scout, which I have written below.
But, before you go further, here is the link to my now published novel.
Marsha A. Moore has featured my Kindle Scout campaign on her page today.
UPDATE: This campaign has ended. Thank you to everyone who helped me out. My Novel, Whit’s End, has now been published. You can find it, HERE.
You wouldn’t think that an author who writes contemporary fiction and one who writes fantasy would make good critique partners.
Ava Whitaker, one of the main characters in my novel, is at her Whit’s End over her shambles of a marriage. She tries everything to make it better. One thing that brings her some hope is reading inspirational quotes.
I share such quotes here on my blog frequently. Sometimes they can give us a boost, even if only for a short time. I thought I’d share another today.
Don’t worry, I’m not a politician running for any office, but I need your votes, so please read this post.
Don’t worry, I’m not a politician running for any office, but I need your votes, so please read this post.
