Please help my friend become a NYT bestselling author
I don't usually bore you
with too many book posts, but I'm hoping you'll bear with a bit more
publishing news. First of all, if you missed last week's summer sale post, Homegrown Humus is marked down to 99 cents for one more day, you've got two days left to snap up Thrifty Chicken Breeds on sale, Pasture Basics went on sale this morning, and Growing into a Farm will join the 99-cent ranks on Thursday.
But that's not what I
really want to tell you about this afternoon. Instead, I'm escaping the
world of homesteading for a few minutes in order to share Aimee
Easterling's big news. I've been helping Aimee publish her novels
through Wetknee Books, and one of those titles is now included in a box set
that went on sale this morning. For a limited time, you can snap up all
21 novels for only 99 cents, meaning that even speed readers like me
could have a whole month of reading for less than a buck. What a great
deal!
The overarching goal is
to help the box set hit the USA Today and New York Times bestseller
lists. We have the first of these in the bag (we hope), but it's going
to take some serious book-selling if we want Aimee to be able to call
herself a New York Times bestseller.
To
that end, I hope you'll take a minute to share the news with anyone who
enjoys paranormal fantasy. And, if you wrote a review of Shiftless when
it first went live, I hope you'll take a minute to copy and paste that
review over onto the box set page. Then email me
with a link to your review by the end of the day today and I'll put
your name in the hat. One lucky reviewer will be receiving signed
paperback copies of both of Aimee's werewolf books (or, if you prefer,
of The Naturally Bug-Free Garden and The Weekend Homesteader). I hope
that sweetens the pot and makes you more likely to spend three minutes
at the keyboard this afternoon.
Book sales are what give
me the leisure to experiment in the garden all day and share my
learnings with you, so I really appreciate your efforts to make Aimee's
box set a success.
And thank you so much for bearing with this commercial break!
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About us: Anna Hess and Mark Hamilton spent over a decade living self-sufficiently in the mountains of Virginia before moving north to start over from scratch in the foothills of Ohio. They've experimented with permaculture, no-till gardening, trailersteading, home-based microbusinesses and much more, writing about their adventures in both blogs and books.
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