Writer's Wednesday: It's almost here!

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Hey, today the writer is mostly excited because the newest Pismawallops PTA mystery is almost out!

And here's a secret: for now, the price for the ebook is just $2.99, but it won't stay that way! Get your pre-order in!

Even better: If it's a paperback you want, order directly from me from now to launch day and get Death By Donut plus any one of my other books for just $18, including shipping to the continental US. That's pretty much getting one book for free! (Books will be shipped sometime in the two weeks after launch). Special offer ends May 17, 2021.

Check out the stops on the DBD blog tour for interviews and guest posts as well as reviews!

DEATH BY DONUT TOUR PARTICIPANTS 

May 17 – Literary Gold – SPOTLIGHT 

May 17 – Laura's Interests - SPOTLIGHT

May 18 – Novels Alive – GUEST POST 

May 18 – I'm All About Books – SPOTLIGHT 

May 19 – Hearts & Scribbles – SPOTLIGHT 

May 19 – Sapphyria's Book Reviews – SPOTLIGHT 

May 20 – Brooke Blogs – SPOTLIGHT 

May 21 – Books to the Ceiling – AUTHOR INTERVIEW (Teresa Trent)

May 21 – Diane Reviews Books – SPOTLIGHT 

May 22 – Ruff Drafts – GUEST POST 

May 22 – FUONLYKNEW – SPOTLIGHT 

May 23 – Author Elena Taylor's Blog – REVIEW 

May 24 – Celticlady's Reviews – SPOTLIGHT 

May 24 – My Journey Back the Journey Back – AUTHOR INTERVIEW 

May 25 – Christy's Cozy Corners – GUEST POST 

May 25 – Brianne's Book Reviews – REVIEW 

May 26 – My Reading Journeys – REVIEW 

May 26 – Ascroft, eh? – CHARACTER INTERVIEW 

May 27 – Baroness' Book Trove – SPOTLIGHT 

May 27 – Escape With Dollycas Into A Good Book – SPOTLIGHT 

May 28 – BookishKelly2020 – SPOTLIGHT  

May 28 – Maureen's Musings – SPOTLIGHT

 

As for what I've been doing... formatting the various editions (for the first time, the Large Type version is ready in time for the launch!) and getting them ready for sale has been the main task, along with photo editing and starting to write up trip reports from the Grand Canyon. In addition, I have finally sorted out and updated my book sale page, though there's a bit more to do. But all the books have "buy" buttons now, except DBD. I'm waiting on that until the special offer ends on the 17th--to get that, contact me directly!

 

If you want to help spread the word, drop me a note and I'll send the info and banner!

 ©Rebecca M. Douglass, 2021
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