Showing posts with label Coupons. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Coupons. Show all posts

Sunday, March 6, 2011

Read an E-Book Week: March 6-12, 2011



In response to Smashwords.com Read an E-BookWeek, March 6-12, 2011, my e-books What Would Nancy Do? and In the Company of Women are being offered at 25% off!

What Would Nancy Do? is a cozy mystery about two friends who decide to solve a mystery like the girl detective they admired when they were young. In the Company of Women is novel that explores the gift and power of friendship among a group of women during a critical year in their lives.

Just go to my author page at Smashwords.com http://bit.ly/ekLvHc and use coupon code RAE25 to receive your discount!

I hope you’ll join me in reading an e-book this week!

Tuesday, December 14, 2010

Holiday Sale!

Here's a deal for the holidays!  My cozy mystery What Would Nancy Do? is on sale at Smashwords!  From now until the end of the year get 10% off when you purchase a copy of my e-book.

Just click here   http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/20925 and enter the coupon code ED43Q to receive 10% off the purchase price.

E-readers are the biggest selling items this holiday season, and e-books are an affordable gift to accompany them.  At Smashwords you can get What Would Nancy Do? in a wide variety of formats to accomodate whichever e-reader you may be giving, or already own.

And remember, if you don't have an e-reader you can go to Amazon and download the Kindle software for free to have on your laptop, notebook or PC.  You can enjoy my book in just minutes, or keep it under wraps until the big day!

Happy Reading!

Wednesday, September 1, 2010

A Special Deal for Readers!

Here's a deal that's hard to pass up!  My cozy mystery What Would Nancy Do? can be purchased from now until October 1, 2010 at a 40% savings!

Just go to Smashwords.com and enter the coupon code QA25V to receive the discount.

A Brief Synopsis:

Maeve Haile and Kate Hanson have been friends for over forty years. Having met in junior high the two quickly discovered a mutual love and admiration for the girl detective Nancy Drew. It was the cement that bound them and now, all these years later, they fondly remember the heroine.

When a woman is killed in front of them and the detective assigned to the case dismisses it as a gang related murder, the two friends decide to tackle the case asking themselves "what would Nancy do?" as their guiding force.

A stay-at-home wife and mother Maeve volunteers at the library with their former high school teacher who helps them with research and advice. Kate, a therapist, runs court appointed anger management classes giving her access to the detective in charge. Together they use all their resources to delve into the woman's life and family to discover secrets, sibling rivalries and deeply rooted resentments that convince them the woman's death was not random act of violence.

More shootings around their small town convince them they are on the right track while they hurry to put the pieces together. As they deal with all of this, one of Kate's court enforced clients seems to be of the notion that she is the one standing in the way of his success, and continues to interfere in their investigation and frightens Maeve with his confrontations.

With their lives at stake, Maeve and Kate learn they can rely on each other in ways their friendship has never been tested before as they race to find the killer and turn him over to the police before he kills again.