…but the good news, they're back! Last I checked, all of my ebooks have reappeared on Amazon, though they've gone missing at some of the other online booksellers 😦 It's great to know that RVers who want to gift their fellow RVing friends with an ebook by sharing the fun of a Rollin RV Mystery... Continue Reading →
The Case of the Disappearing Books
Sometimes real-life hands us our own mysteries. After writing them for awhile, you'd think I'd be thrilled to have a real life mystery drop in my lap. Not exactly. I've been quiet here but active in other places online, promoting my latest Rollin RV Mystery, Superstition Victim. The other day I was on Amazon (where... Continue Reading →
Free RVing Book
This year my husband and I mark our ninth year as full-time RVers. It's been an amazing ride! And, writer that I am, I've been making notes for years about the experience. While a more in-depth book is still percolating, I did settle down long enough this past winter to pull together some A-to-Z thoughts... Continue Reading →
A Lyrical Pens Interview
Wondering what's behind the Rollin RV Mystery series? It's possible you have some of the same questions cj paterson at Lyrical Pens had for me. Check out the interview and -- even better -- check out her books, an excellent series mixing romance, suspense, and plenty of action! Many thanks to cj petterson for... Continue Reading →
Interview with Gordon Williams – Traditional Publisher: Part 2
Last time at ellenbooks, Gordon Williams, publisher at Babora Books, offered some thoughts on why, given all the information and advice that is freely available, so many independently publishing authors have lousy experiences. This time he gives us the nitty gritty on separating the wheat from the chaff. Before you think about signing any publishing... Continue Reading →
Interview with Gordon Williams – Traditional Publisher: Part 1
With so many publishing options available, how do you sort out the best option for your own book? How do you keep from getting swallowed whole by the sharks that swim the waters? How can you be sure you’ll end up with a book you’re proud of, instead of something that leaves you wondering if... Continue Reading →
Read “Pea Body” on Your iPad!
My newest novel, Pea Body, featuring amateur sleuths -- and full-time RVers -- Walt and Betty Rollin, is now available via iTunes! You can purchase this e-version directly from the iTunes store via this link: https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/pea-body/id854711250?mt=11 Or you can select the print version via Lulu from my author spotlight page here: http://www.lulu.com/spotlight/ellenbooks As always, thanks... Continue Reading →
Now on Kobo
I'm pleased to announce Pea Body is now available on Kobo. You can link to it directly here (or copy and paste this link into your browser's address bar: http://store.kobobooks.com/en-US/ebook/pea-body ). At just $2.99 with an immediate ePub download, this is just another way to plunge yourself headfirst into the first Rollin RV Mystery with... Continue Reading →
A View of Self-Publishing from Canadian Author Lin Weich
On our journey to Alaska this past summer, we traveled through much of British Columbia, Canada, and were rewarded with amazing food, great shops, and wonderful people. At a farmer's market in Quesnel, we paused to peruse the booth set by the local writers' group. A novel caught my eye, and a conversation began. Lin... Continue Reading →
Semi-Cozy?
You'd think something is cozy or not, but semi-cozy? Is that like a quilt that's just a little too short? Or a cabin in the woods with just a few too many drafts? A fire in the hearth that burns a little too low? I'm making my case for why my newest novel, Pea Body,... Continue Reading →
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