If you have an Apple device or a Kindle, you’re in luck!
Here’s the iTunes link: https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/id462821767
Here’s the Amazon link: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B005JFMKB8
Thanks everybody!
The Moon Coin is FREE on iTunes and Amazon!!!
March 2, 2016 by Richard Due
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Oh yay Richard! This will make it easier to make my friends read it!
Shared it on Twitter I notice you have a great number of reviewers on amazon. Congratulations. How did you manage this?I ask because I am running a few giveaway s in the hope of finding reviewers.
Thanks for the share! I get fan mail every week. If the letter’s written coherently, I’ll often respond, asking if they’d post a review on Amazon (or iTunes or B&N). They always respond enthusiastically, but sadly only about one in ten actually get around to doing it. Life’s busy, I guess.
I think the key is employing the a-little-bit-of-everything method. The folks over at LibraryThing and GoodReads have been a big help. I own a bookstore, and have sold hundreds of copies of the Moon Realm books (most signed). I flew out to Traverse City, MI, to accept a childrens book award (and do a book fair while I was there). School events are great. In addition to selling signed copies, I give away signed posters and swag. But I think the biggest thing is word of mouth.