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Showing posts with label Kindle E-reader. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kindle E-reader. Show all posts

Monday, April 2, 2018

SPECIAL PRE-ORDER PRICE FOR DEATHLY DESIRE BY BETH PRENTICE



Here’s a newsletter from our very own Bestselling Bahamian author Tanya R. Taylor about her good friend and USA Today Bestselling Author Beth Prentice, who lives on the other side of the world in Queensland, Australia! 

Beth is offering her new book “Deathly Desire” at a special 0.99 cents Pre-order price! 

It’s wonderful how writing connects us no matter where we live. Please feel free to share. 



Tuesday, March 13, 2018

MORE OPPORTUNITIES TO WIN KINDLE E-READER!

Author Tanya R. Taylor advises that you have more than one opportunity to win a Kindle E-Reader in her drawing!

She says: “For each share you do and can prove via a screenshot or otherwise by forwarding the information to my email address tanya@tanyartaylor.com, you increase your chances of winning. Each share via Facebook, Twitter or Email counts as one share -- thus one additional entry for you. Good luck!” 

Sunday, March 11, 2018

ENTER TO WIN A BRAND NEW KINDLE E-READER!




Bahamian bestselling author Tanya R. Taylor is giving away a brand new Kindle E-reader (Black 6” Glare-free Touchscreen Display) in celebration of her latest release The Lost Children of Atlantis (the 6th book in the “Cornelius saga” series)! Another clever tale by Tanya R. Taylor. Once again this author has proved what a great story teller she is!

Tanya says to enter the drawing:

1. Simply download a copy of the book which is still at its 99 cents pre-order price (link to download is below);
2. Send a copy of your purchase confirmation to this email address: tanya@tanyaRtaylor.com, and -
3. Follow Tanya R. Taylor on Bookbub. That's it! The link to Bookbub is below. Once you do that, your name will be automatically entered into the drawing and the winner randomly selected on April 30th. If you've already purchased a copy of The Lost Children of Atlantis you are eligible to enter once you follow the same steps listed above.

Excerpt from The Lost Children of Atlantis:

‘Could these be the ramblings of a nutcase or could this seemingly far-fetched story about “lost children” actually be true?
 
‘Mira Cullen, an attractive young doctor and psychic, meets old, sick, occasionally delusional Stefanie Brussels. Stefanie claims to know otherwise unheard-of facts as related to the shocking catastrophe of long ago where so many had perished, but no one in their right mind believes her. She also mentions an artifact in her possession that holds “special powers”. Will Mira take anything she says seriously and if she doesn't, what is bound to be the outcome?’