In the past, I've held out for several months after releasing a new title before offering the Kindle version free. Oddly enough, I'm champing at the bit to give away this particular book. I'm anxious to have you read it, and give me an idea of how you like (I hope!) it. Everything about this book is different from the others I've written, so why not change things up here too?
So. . .(drumroll, please) beginning Sunday, January 19, Shannon's Daughter will be FREE for Kindle. You'll have three whole days to download your copy before it goes back to full price. I really hope you'll take time to read it, not let it sink to the bottom of your huge list of one-click freebies. (Hey, I'm a Kindle owner too! I know how this works.) And I hope you'll leave a review, honest but gentle, if you're so inclined. If you follow this blog, you already know my insecurities around this book. I like it, but I have no clue how readers, especially those of the Miracle at Valley Rise books, will feel about it. Maybe some of you can help me out with that? Thanks! I knew I could count on you!
The last thing
he expected to find in Ireland that summer was the inspiration to go on with
his life, and certainly not in the form of an adolescent heiress.
New York
socialite Peg Shannon has everything—wealth, position, beauty and limitless
prospects for happiness. Or so the world
believes.
Aspiring London
violinist Kendall Gregg is talented, handsome and charming. While hardly well-to-do, he has connections
and ambition which should take him far.
Or so it appears.
Thrown together
briefly by a twist of fate, Kendall quickly becomes young Peg’s hero, while Peg
proves to be Kendall’s unlikely salvation.
Through the decades, their deepening passion and shared secrets forge an
enduring bond, destining them for a love affair that comes but once in a
lifetime.
Set in the
mid-twentieth century, Shannon’s Daughter chronicles the
complex relationship between two people constrained by family responsibility and
a tragic secret, while delving into the history of one of the most intriguing
characters in the Miracle at Valley Rise series.
No comments:
Post a Comment