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Yes. Finally. Here it is. Tears of Heaven has hit 100!
To be exact 101 sales!
Here are the numbers for those of you keeping score at home.
Books Sold
|
Running Total
|
|
4
Quarter 2013
|
13
|
13
|
1
Quarter 2014
|
24
|
37
|
2
Quarter 2014
|
11
|
48
|
3
Quarter 2014
|
14
|
62
|
4
Quarter 2014
|
23
|
85
|
1 Quarter 2015
|
16
|
101
|
This year, 2015, has already been remarkable. The next installment of Del’s and Marrin’s
story, Hell Becomes Her is currently with my
editor. She’s saying some very nice,
positive things, which means the book is moving right along in the publishing
process.
Tears of
Heaven continues to receive praise from all quarters. The novel was the winner of the Preditors & Editors Readers Poll for
Best Science Fiction & Fantasy Novel and an Epic eBook Award Finalist. Hell Becomes Her is a much more mature
effort by your friendly, neighborhood author. My Beta team all had great things to say about
it, and it reflects some real growth from me as a writer.
Tears of Heaven was originally envisioned
as the stand-alone story of Del, a half-angel/half mortal Nephilim who wended
and wound her way through history. In
the past, she was a force to be reckoned with, she laughed, and fought, and
loved and was filled with joy. In the
present, she’d become bitter, angry and scarred, but she remained as dangerous
as ever. How she transformed, how she
grew and continued to grow, is the story of Tears of Heaven. There was also a lot of sword and gun
play. How she continues to move forward, how she is becoming more
than herself and prospering, that’s the story I’ve found in Hell Becomes Her.
I’m sure that I’ll offer this all up again toward the end of the
year, but thank you to everyone who has made this all possible. There are far too many to name, but anyone
who follows this blog, anyone who offered me early assistance, and of course,
anyone who has read the book—Thank you.
Thanks you. Thank
you. Thank you!
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