Listen. This is very simple. The ebook of my novel The Dark Palace is now just £1.37 on Amazon Kindle. Forget everything you think about Amazon being evil, etc. None of that matters. All that matters is that you buy this book. When Publishers Weekly reviewed it, they said it was “stellar” and also said …
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These things change quickly, but right now the ebook of The Dark Palace is just £1.65 on Kindle. In a starred review, Publishers Weekly said of it: “stellar… Ruth Rendell fans open to stories set a century ago will be well satisfied.” Booklist described it as “a gripping read” and Kirkus Reviews commented on its “Dickensian zest”. So what …
It’s weird. I’ve averaged writing more or less a book a year for the last eight years: My first published novel, Taking Comfort, came out in 2006. Then Gentle Axe was published in 2007. Vengeful Longing came out in 2008. Then I had a year without a a book coming out. That was 2009. Then …
The Dark Palace is published on Thursday. It’s my, let’s see now, eighth published novel. So you would think that I would be used to the whole publication experience by now. And in a way, I am. But still, I can’t help being nervous about it all. Especially as, for once, I’m having a book-launch-do-thing. …
You’ll believe a man can speak: Here’s that trailer I mentioned: