Monday, August 6, 2012

Last chance!

Hello everyone! Hope all are having a great day! Now is your last chance to get DROP OUT absolutely free! Promotion ends soon.

Leave this life exhausted.

DROP OUT

When the Twin Towers fell, Nathan Cruz saved the lives of dozens of strangers but the one life he could not save was that of his pregnant fiancé. Wracked with survivor’s guilt and unresolved goodbyes, Nathan drops out of society where he lives self-sufficiently on a houseboat in Florida. A twist of fate lands him into the home of Miriam Kanter, a young, fiercely independent woman with a shocking secret. Alone together in the midst of a raging hurricane, Nathan discloses the nearly unbearable sorrows of his past and finds strength to piece his shattered life back together. Being with Miriam, he feels the connection he’d been missing, stirring up feelings buried long ago. But will Miriam’s own life cut short and plunge Nathan back into his world of reclusive isolation?

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2 comments:

  1. Suzy HendersonAugust 7, 2012 at 3:47 PM

    Hi Neil.
    Thanks for the free copy. Sounds great. Just downloaded it on Kindle. Interesting reading your post below regarding publishing. Everything you say makes sense -you know what you want and what's best -it's a crazy system out there isn't it? I guess many writers would still opt for a publisher in the hope of making a livable income per year. It's possible and perhaps more likely that route than self publishing. Reading a recent review of indie publishing, the average earnings were reportedly £10,000 per year (UK). Many made less; only a small percentage made more. I'm on the fence right now -haven't made the leap yet to publishing because my manuscript isn't complete. Still early days and still mulling over which route to try first.
    Anyway, best of luck to you and I'll post a review when I'm finished reading, if you like.
    Best
    Suzy

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