OCTOBER NEWSLETTER
Find Your Next Favourite Read
Cherry blossom time right now in New Zealand as seen in our local park where the trees are planted around the traditional Asian red bridge. Makes me nostalgic for Japan and the lovely Hanami festivals I enjoyed there. I do miss that ancient culture and its history and mythology, so colourful and amazingly spiritual.
Welcome to you new readers, you 176 keen historical readers who've signed permission at the recent historical fiction Booksweeps competition. Thank you. Be assured that, like most of my readers, I'm too busy to pepper you with emails. Once a month, on the 6th, I'll send you a newsletter with offers of free and bargain - mainly historical - books. I don't push my own books or yell BUY, but hope that some of you are happy to Beta read for me or take a free A(dvance) R(eading) C(opy) and leave a comment on social media. If you like to know personal author details, check me out at my websites: www.pdrlindsay.co.nz, and find my books at www.books.pdrlindsay.co.nz.
There's a link to a free short story at the end of this newsletter as a gift to you all.
And thank you to those who sent good wishes for my operation. The new shoulder joint is in and beginning to work.
Usual warning: Watch out for that deadline.
HISTORICAL FICTION
1
Courage in Crinolines
6 spunky female tales
2
Gateway to Historical Adventures
9 action adventures
3
Travel the World with Great Literary & Historical Fiction Books
10 reduce price BARGAINS
4
REVIEWS PRETTY PLEASE
Indie authors love reviews!
Your feedback is valuable in supporting talented historical fiction authors.
14 FREE books
even one sentence equals a review.
5
A BOOKSWEEPS GIVEAWAY
DEADLINE
7 days to go
Inspirational fiction and nonfiction
6
KINDLE UNLIMITED
For those who like a warm fuzzy Christmas story read.
You must be signed up for the Amazon KU library
17 soppy stories, real comfort food!
7
REVIEWS
Indie authors love reviews!
Your feedback is valuable in supporting talented historical fiction authors.
Just one sentence is a review.
I've been reading old favourites and haven't found a new, straight historical novel in the library new books section. Everything new and historical seems to be gothically weird or crosses into fantasy with some sort of magic. Hopefully I'll find something in the selection here. Anyone found a good straight historical read recently?
FREE SHORT STORY FOR YOU.
'Eggs For Supper'
Take care in these uncertain times and happy reading.
p.d.r.
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