Free eBook until Jan. 16, courtesy of Graham Parke

No Hope for Gomez!

I'm sharing with you an email from Graham Parke, author of the popular book, No Hope for Gomez! Parke is offering his new eBook, a very short novelette, Random Acts of Senseless Kindness, free for you to download until Jan. 16.

Here's his email:

           Hi!

As a token of my appreciation for letting me guest-post on your blog, I'd like to give you the rights to distribute my new eBook,"Random Acts of Senseless Kindness" to your followers.

You can find the eBook and some text and graphics here:

http://www.grahamparke.com/gomezbday/gomeznewyear/gny476.html

Feel free to link directly to this page, or to set up some kind of hosting yourself.

For legal reasons I have to state that I am hereby granting you digital distribution rights to this eBook from the 26th of December 2010 until the 16th of January 2011.

At the end of the period the page above will go offline, so if you link directly to it, that part is taken care of automatically.

Happy holidays,
Graham

There you have it, folks. A brand new eBook novelette, free to download until Jan. 16. Go for it! I must warn you though, as the book title suggests, No Hope for Gomez, the novelette/short story has a bit of a Noir message and carries the No Hope theme through; maybe makes fun of the reader at the same time. But go ahead and try it.

FREE Read: Nancy's Theory of Style by Grace Coopersmith

I got a very nice note from writer Grace Coopersmith re her novel, Nancy's Theory of Style, published May 18, 2010  by Gallery.

She hopes readers will fall in love with "finicky Nancy Carrington-Chambers, her fabulous assistant Derek Cathcart, and her odd little niece Eugenia."

Grace adds: "The draft has its own fun cover design (if loving pink is wrong, I don't want to be right) and my own name because many of my readers didn't find out about my more chic, non-vampirey alter ego. Thanks for any help spreading the word about this "fiercely fun" story."

Click on review of Grace's book to see my comments.

You can find out more about the author who also writes under the name of Marta Acosta: http://www.martaacosta.com/
http://www.gracecoopersmith.com/