COUNT TO TEN

 Count To Ten by Sheila Mary Taylor is her family's personal cross they had to carry when their eighteen year old athletic son was diagnosed with cancer. Not only could he probably lose his leg but he could also die!
Just reading the reviews found me welling up.
Count To Ten stands at No. 23 on Amazon. I haven't had the chance to read it yet but that will be rectified.
Lets get this powerful book to the No. 1 slot. It deserves to be there.
Here is a link to the reviews
http://www.amazon.com/Count-To-Ten-ebook/product-reviews/B006GQXR4I/ref=sr_1_1_cm_cr_acr_txt?ie=UTF8&showViewpoints=1

Sooo what are you waiting for?
Get over and take a look
For $0.99 you can download it.

The title COUNT TO TEN? It was a note left by his dad after surgery stating he had counted his toes and there were ten. Any parent (including me) can empathise with this.

Will do better

I cant believe I've been so lax with my blog. I've been a bit busy reviewing books and writing.
Here is the the link to a review of Ragnar The Murderer by Lily Byrne

http://www.amazon.com/Ragnar-the-Murderer-ebook/product-reviews/B005BENNW2/ref=cm_cr_pr_btm_link_2?ie=UTF8&showViewpoints=0&pageNumber=2

It's fast paced, sexy, and lustful and concerns love affairs between Ancient Britain's.
I'll be back again shortly.

I had the opportunity to showcase a few copies of Shasta Summer in a bookshop in Washington. Whilst browsing around a shopper actually decided to buy a copy. How exciting is that? I do hope they enjoy it as I'm also hoping to place The Eye of Erasmus there also.

I'm now closing the blog until the New Year so may I wish all my fellow bloggers who view my blog a very Happy Christmas !! and Prosperous New Year.

I went out for a Chinese meal last night with a crowd of friends, and sold a copy of Shasta Summer AND The Eye of Erasmus. Their comment "It would be rude to read one without the other" and who am I to argue with them...... YAY !!

Today I was given the opportunity to speak to a writing group at my local library. What they lacked in numbers they made up for in enthusiasm. I found it incredibly difficult to talk about the fact that I'm an international, best selling author but I definitely enjoyed talking to them. Not only did I get a wonderful bouquet of flowers from the librarian, I was also asked by the group to speak to other members in the future. A rare privilege indeed.

On another note visitors to this blog last month - 579 awesome stuff.