,Book Blogger, Gina Rae Mitchell has posted a lovely review of my historical fiction novel, The Fiery Salamander.
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 Check out this lovely review of the Fiery Salamander from author/ reviewer C.D. Tavenor
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/2837480095?book_show_action=false  Lovely review of my scifi space opera Luska by talented author and reviewer C.E. Clayton
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/2254983608?book_show_action=true&from_review_page=1  I am celebrating the 5 month anniversary of the publishing of The Fiery Salamander. Just like a child at 5 months, the Fiery Salamander can sit up by itself. It still can't roll over on its tummy, but I'm not worried, books age at different rates. So join me in celebrating The Fiery Salamanders birthday- they grow up so fast.
 Two of the universe's most loved scifi novellas and novelletes are now free to a good home starting tomorrow, April 24th on Amazon. That's right I am talking about Kadru, the Imperial Forest and Pathology Report. These gourd winning books will be free for five days!
 Super rare alt cover of The Fiery Salamander. The Fiery Salamander is free for five days on Amazon starting tomorrow, April 15th. Get one (or 100) while supplies last!
 My Young Adult, Historical Fiction novel was featured on the NC Writer's Network's Book Buzz section. Go and check it out here.
 There are 29 free ebook copies of the Fiery Salamander available on Amazon until Friday, March 15. Get them while they last at this link!
 Luska, the scifi, space opera that took the universe by storm last year is going to be free on Amazon starting on Monday, March 4 and ending on Friday, March 8. Get one while supplies last!
Also, starting on Saturday, March 2 and ending on Saturday, March 9, the stellar, historical fiction novel, The Fiery Salamander will be only 0.99 pence on Amazon.uk. That's not even one pound.  Only one more day to enter the Goodreads giveaway and your chance to win one of one hundred ebooks of The Fiery Salamander. Hurry up and enter. The train is about to sail. The boat is leaving the station. The blimp is about to submerge.
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