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I know that The Curse of Crow Hollow is still hot off the presses, but I wanted to share an opportunity to download When Mockingbirds Sing for free for a limited time. If you haven’t had a chance to read it, this would be a great opportunity to do so from
Amazon:
or
Barnes and Noble:
If you’ve already read When Mockingbirds Sing, would you consider helping us spread the word about the free download?
Yesterday morning I left the comfort and security of my home town and drove to the bustling metropolis of Richmond, Virginia. The purpose of my visit was an interview on WTVR Channel 6’s Virginia This Morning. I was a nervous wreck, but the folks couldn’t have been nicer.
Today marks the publication for my newest novel, When Mockingbirds Sing.
“Pub. Day” is always a pretty big deal in a writer’s life. It’s the culmination of a lot of work, a lot of time, and—in my case—a lot of prayer. Now it’s time to release it to the world. Treat yourself to a copy, won’t you?
You can find it at your local bookstore in the Christian Fiction section, or with a few clicks one of these fine online retailers will send it to your home or your e-reader:
and Walmart (or as it’s known in Mattingly, the SuperMart)
There are also some giveaways around the interwebs this week. Katdish is giving away a copy that I’ll sign for you personally, and I’ll try my best to post all the links on my Facebook Author Page.
Though I’m much more comfortable in front of a page than in front of a camera, I thought I’d do something a little different for the blog today.
I’ve heard there is always a little truth in every work of fiction. That goes for every book I write, but my next one maybe especially. There’s a personal story behind When Mockingbirds Sing. This is it:
