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The audiobook of Vin Stone – Night Soil is complete and uploaded to the distributor. It should be showing up at the retailers soon. Meanwhile, the ebook has been marked for wider distribution. So far it’s available at Kobo, Google Play and Amazon. It will be at other retailers soon. I will update the Books for Sale page after that.

For now, it’s time to ink up the pens and start writing the next one.

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The ebook of Vin Stone – Night Soil is currently available on special offer at Kobo books. This is a limited time offer.

Many thanks to my loyal followers and those who took advantage of the advance readers copies.

The recording is going well and the audiobook will be available early in the new year.

Book four in the Vin Stone series is already rustling around in the back of my mind.

Thank you for your time.

rjb

There won’t be an Okanagan Reader post this week because I have to start recording my novel Vin Stone – Night Soil. How about if, instead of posting a regular reading, I post the first chapter of this novel? That sounds like a great idea. Now, how do I do that again?

Oh, right. That was easy.

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I have mailed out copies of Vin Stone – Night Soil to those people who requested an advance readers copy. I hope to hear back from some of them with reports of errors and typos so I can correct them before I send it to the distributor. Actually, I hope to hear back with glowing compliments, but let’s be realistic.-) This is a tidy little book, coming in at under 60,000 words. I’m glad that it did that because I found it hard to write while we were homeless for several months and I do like to get them out well before the end of the year. I need that time to record the audiobook and get a few weeks of rest before I start writing the next one.

rjb

Credit Henri Julien – public domain

We are no longer camping in our new home. All of our stuff is out of the trailer and in the house, most of it in boxes in the living room. I don’t understand it. We got rid of a lot of stuff before the move, but we still seem to have a lot of stuff. It feels like all the available space is already taken, but still there is stuff that we haven’t unpacked. We have just resolved to keep pecking away at it until it’s done. Once everything is unpacked and out in the open, we’ll know what to do with it, right? Right?

At least I have my desk set up and I have a place to work.

rjb