Is Your Fav Author Part of the Super Group Book Sale?

JUNETEENTH GROUP BOOK SALE.

It's June and you know what that means? It's hotter than hades outside. It  also means Juneteenth is right around a corner. And THAT means it's almost time for the Juneteenth sale I'm a part of it.

Why Juneteenth?

The simple fact is there was a time in America's history where folks would get fined, punished or thrown in jail for teaching people of color to read. More specifically, teaching slaves to read. The general fear was if you taught slaves how to write they might, you know, think about their lot in life. They may not be happy about it. They just might educate themselves. And then the nightmare would begin: they might educate others.

What I do every day as a passion, for a living was illegal in the United States. Took some time for the word to get out that slavery had been abolished and that was just one step closer to where I'm sitting now. I don't know about you, but I think that's cause for a celebration. It's worthy of taking a moment.

Why a group sale?

Who doesn't love a sale?

When? June 13th-19th

Who?  The following authors are dropping their prices for this one time event.

$2.99 to 1.99

D.N.A. -Nothing Would Ever be the Same by Ey Wade

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$1.79 to $0.99

Bad Boy Next Door by Melissa Blue

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$2.99 to $0.99

Fifty Shades of Jungle Fever by LV Lewis

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$3.99 to $1.99

A Kiss of a Different Color by Bettye Griffin

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$2.99 to $1.49

Framing Felipe Holley Trent

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$2.99 to $0.99

Donor by Ambrielle Kirk

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$3.99 to $0.99

Jaded Hearts by Olivia Linden

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$3.90 to $2.50

Abandoned But Not Alone by Theresa Henry

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$3.99 to $2.99

Ain't Nothing Like The Real Thing by Chicki Brown

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$2.99 to 1.99

D.N.A. -Nothing Would Ever be the Same by Ey Wade

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$1.79 to $0.99

Bad Boy Next Door by Melissa Blue

Website

 

$2.99 to $0.99

Fifty Shades of Jungle Fever by LV Lewis

Website

 

$3.99 to $1.99

A Kiss of a Different Color by Bettye Griffin

Website

 

$2.99 to $1.49

Framing Felipe Holley Trent

Website

 

$2.99 to $0.99

Donor by Ambrielle Kirk

Website

$3.99 to $0.99

Jaded Hearts by Olivia Linden

Website

 

$3.90 to $2.50

Abandoned But Not Alone by Theresa Henry

Facebook Page

$3.99 to $2.99

Ain't Nothing Like The Real Thing by Chicki Brown

Website

If you want to find out more about these authors and their books you can check out their website.Stay tuned for the official sale beginning JUNE 13TH!!

Selling On Your Own-1/2 Priced.

PRICE CUT FOR A LIMITED TIME. $2.00 and available in MOBI, ePUB, and PDF formats. I suggest those er.with Kindles download the MOBI file to their computers, then email the file to their Kindle). For sales made from Amazon (other online stores) or Barnes & Noble, the regular price of $4.00 is in effect. That leaves you $2.00 for the popcorn. If you prefer, you can click on the links here and be taken directly to the eBook's product page at Amazon and Barnes & Noble.
I have to say, the idea of having a way to sell books on my own site has always been a desire of mine. When I was introduced to the Ganxy platform I was so excited. With Ganxy, found at Ganxy.com, you are able to setup a showcase of your books, make bundles of as many as you like, give discounts, gift cards etc. Without the permission of someone over you or the trickery of getting your friends and foe to make Amazon lower the prives. Below are the links to three of my books and their showcases. Take a look. You'll enjoy the the visit.


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The Perfect Solution-A Suspense of Choices. http://theinterviewedcharacter.blogspot.com/2012/12/the-perfect-solution-on-site-purchase.html?m=1 Please view more books by Ey Wade at all online bookstores.

I Like What, Debbie Bennett - says: On Review(er)-Bashing...

Authors, stop being irrational cry babies.

It amazes me how totally out of mind some authors get when they receive an unfavorable or what they consider to be an unfavorable review of their most precious books.
They go to their favorite online groups and beg for better reviews to be voted up and the offending  posts to be voted down and hopefully out of sight forever. I hate to break it to you, but as a reader I look at all of the reviews on a book, beginning with the bad and weigh my opinion on my own conclusions.
I'm not saying you shouldn't be upset about

• Those silly (1-3star) ratings on Goodreads that sport no explanations and it is obvious the book was never read. 
• The people who 1star your book by the cover and rate it boring or unreadable.
• Amazon reviews where the reviewer cuts your book to pieces, berates you as an author and then goes on to show they have never read the book.
• Last but not least you can not and should not throw a public rant because someone decides to give you a bad rating because they happen to not like the genre of your book. Silly, but their opinion.
• Oh, and please don't go from blog to blog, on online radio shows and in other groups berating other authors if they happen to not like something you write...word gets around.

Take your lumps with the sugar and deal with it. Eventually, the world will hear about your constant rants and all hell will break lose. Write your best works and keep on going. I'm just saying, if you keep whining like a baby, you can't run and climb on Santa's lap to beg for that 5-stars behind your book title. The man will make fun of you.

Click over and take a look at Debbie's post. Check out her novels while you're there.

Debbie Bennett - thriller/crime & fantasy writer: On Review(er)-Bashing...