Share the love to Win! Three Gold Coins is available now as an audio book through Audible. Can you help me get it into the hands of someone who struggles to read text but would love to listen to a story? (Or indeed, if that is you, please nominate yourself!) Just tell me their name in the comments below. I have FIVE copies to give away! Winner drawn next Monday 30 April.
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Pre-order, Booktopia
Have you pre-ordered your copy of Three Gold Coins? The good news is that I’m heading to Sydney to the wonderful people at Booktopia on 14 March to sign copies, so you could nab yourself one endorsed with love from me!
Three good reasons to pre-order your copy:
- Every pre-order helps the author by contributing to the first week’s sales figures, thereby helping the book rise up the best seller rankings and making it more visible to others.
- The second the book is released, the Booktopia crew will pack it up and post it to you without you even having to drive anywhere.
- No chance of forgetting or missing out!
I can’t wait till you get this book into your hands.
Here’s what some early readers have said about Three Gold Coins:
Thank you!
The Tea Chest #1 Bestseller & Goodbye Dear Jasmine
Life’s a funny thing. This week started out difficult for several reasons and then got
really tough, with me having to make the heartbreaking decision to euthanase my cat Jasmine, who was 18 years old, and had been with me since a week before I turned 20. That’s almost half my life. Her loss is very much the end of an era.
She’d been with me from university through relationships, house moves, marriage, miscarriage, a baby, and finally my dream of becoming a career author. And now she’s gone.
And then today, a fellow author alerted me to the Allen & Unwin website. My debut novel, which Jasmine helped me write by sitting in my lap and drooling on my pants till I had to lay tissues down while she purred, has just ranked no. 1 in their Top 10 Bestsellers.
Proud? Yep. In awe? Yep. Grateful? Hell yeah. Sad? Yes, sad too.
It amazes me that really sad and really happy things can happen at the same time. It amazes me that, on my last day with Jasmine, I could lie in bed with her, grieving, and be hungry for goodness sake. Hungry! Like, how could my body just keep going on doing its thing when this really important and special part of my life was ending?
I have no words of wisdom here to share, just an observation that really awesome things and really sad things don’t always happen at neatly scheduled times. Life just keeps dishing stuff up and sometimes it’s brilliant and sometimes it sucks. But I guess there’s always hope that more good stuff is on its way.
I’m incredibly grateful to everyone who has been buying and reading The Tea Chest. Thank you.
And to you, my dear Jasmine, thanks for the company on this crazy journey of life.
