An interview, a review, and a prize photo
As promised, here is a pic of some of the prizes in the "Raine Needs Reviews" contest. (scroll down to yesterday's blog for all of the details). To those of you who have already posted reviews of The Trouble with Demons on Amazon or Barnes & Noble -- thank you! Don't forget to email me so you can be entered in the contest.
Tia over at Fantasy Debut recently interviewed me for her blog. She's posted it today. Enjoy!
I'm working hard on Bewitched & Betrayed -- only four chapters to go and they're going slowly. But for me, final chapters always do. Being on deadline and having a book launch, makes for a hectic (but exciting) week.
Signed books update -- I'm going over to the Cary Barnes & Noble this morning to sign/personalize the books for those of you who ordered and that the staff there have managed to contact for their credit card info. They're still trying to contact a few others. The books I sign this morning will be going in the mail immediately.
Lisa
posted by Lisa Shearin at
6:01 AM
8 Comments:
Could you post the email contact again? Although we've had a few telephone tags her phone number is written on paper at home but I'm not at home. (my husband is home but he's on crutches )
Linda's contact info is
CRM2647@bn.com
Hope this helps!
Wow, the prizes look great, Lisa! Great prize! And an awesome interview with Tia.
Aww, keep at it, I'm sure Bewitched and Betrayed will be awesome when it's finished!
Great little review from Felicia. Can't wait to get my hands on TTWD, now that I have money.
Isn't it just the best when the book finally arrives? It feels like your work as an author is done. It's not, but still, it feels good. Now let's hope you get some good sales news very soon!
Thank you, Jo & Robert!
And yes, Robert, it is a relief when a book finally comes out. My work is far from done, but I'm glad it's out there in the world. ; )
I was in B&N today and noticed that their copies of TTWD are face-out on the shelf. I thought I'd let you know. :) Of course, they'd have been face-out anyway by the time I left the store, but this way I didn't have to lift a finger.
LOL! Excellent, K.C. And thank you.
Yep, I do the "bookstore commando" thing too -- for myself and my author buddies (that is, IF there's room on the shelf to turn them face front). I'm not about to mess with a bookstore staff's work.
My copy won't get to me for at least a week as Amazon is restocking, so I can't enter. Oh well...
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