Set Free To Love, the first novel in my Smoky Mountain Series is currently on sale at Amazon’s Kindle store for just $.99. The regular price of $3.99 has been suspended for the next 7 days.
Book two in the series, Cameron’s Rib, is now available on Amazon, and book number three, Repaired By Love, will be available next week. Book number four, Jonah’s Song, should go digital in October, and book five, This Fire In My Heart, is still a bit of a mystery because it isn’t completely finished yet.
Amazon will run the sale on Set Free To Love until midnight September 16th, U.S. Pacific Time. I hope several of you take advantage of the special price to check out the series and get to know all the wonderful people who populate the other books as well.
Just follow the link to read more about the story and learn a little about how the series was birthed.
I also want to say a big THANK YOU to all of you readers who have read books 1 and 2. I’m so thrilled that you were blessed by them.
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The Happy Wordcrafter 
Nice to know after I paid full price. 🙂 But it was worth every cent. Fantastic story. Keep up the great series.
You were the first one I thought about when this book went on sale. But I couldn’t do anything about it by then. They have to be in the Kindle store for a certain length of time before they are eligible for special deals. But I’m sure glad you felt it as worth the original price.
Yep, I did. Paid for the 2nd one also. Now they can put it on sale. 🙂
You’re so funny!!! Actually, the second book isn’t enrolled in the same selling program as the first one, so it can’t be offered with that same kind of deal anyway. And to be honest, I don’t think there are any plans to offer a large discount on books 2, 3, or 4 in the near future. I do think “Quenton’s Honor” will be getting some kind of special deal in the next week or so. Not sure if it will be like the one going now for “Set Free To Love,” or something else, but there should be a period of time when it costs less than the regular price soon. I’ll do a post announcing it as soon as I have all the facts.