- Links
- My books
- Book reviews
- C’est la Folie by Michael Wright
- Extremely Pale Rosé by Jamie Ivey
- The Sweet Life in Paris by David Lebovitz
- A Summer in Gascony by Martin Calder
- Two Lipsticks and a Lover by Helena Frith Powell
- A Song For Europe by Simon Lipson
- Detour de France by Michael Simkins
- French Fried by Chris Dolley
- Reclaiming Aphrodite
- Busy Woman’s Guide to Safety
- Animus by Joseph Eastburn
- Busy Woman Guide by Carla Thompson
- The Santa Shop by Tim Greaton
- Big Backpack – Little World by Donna Morang
- Embracing the Lemonade Life by Sandra Sookoo
- The Study Train by Kurt Freiner
- Sunshine Soup by Jo Parfitt
- Stay Tuned by Lauren Clark
- Every Soldier Needs A Soul by David McDonald
- The Lost Treasure of the Fourth Reich by Barrett J Clisby
- The Wake-Up Call by Jonas Eriksson
- Signs and Wonders by Alex Adena
- Armando’s Daughter by R J Blute
- Grief and the Gardener by Pat Welsh
- Ex-Pat Women
- 33 Days by Bill See
- Dark Pilgrim Rising by Ralph Buttner
- A Ranger’s Tale by Mysti Parker
- Toulouse 4 Death by Gregory Randall
- Tube and Worm Trolling by Capt Ryan Collins
- Better Off Without Him by Dee Ernst
- About me
- Buy my books
- My Ebooks
- A – Z index
Next Ebook Ready
Escape the Volcano will be hitting Smashwords tomorrow. This ebook has been a family affair. I wrote it, Benj scanned the out of print dead-tree version which I updated, and Caiti has done me a fantastic new cover, as you can see here.
It’s the first in the Escape series that did very well for me back in Ireland, despite little marketing and pushing by the publishers. The two main characters are eleven year old Tom Donoghue and his irrepressible friend, Kevin, one of life’s optimists and jokers. Tom’s Mum and little sister Anna play significant roles, and so does Alan, who they meet up with in this first adventure. (Tom’s dad is a no-show in the stories. I had to kill him off a few years previously since I needed an incomplete family for the series! It’s very hard to write interesting stories about perfect, happy families – sad but true.) This little crowd turned out to be great fun to write about and I enjoyed creating various adventures for them. They go on to encounter avalanches, floods and twisters in the next books.
It’ll be free on Smashwords, but you’ll have to pay for the rest of the stories in the series, probably 99 cents each, which I think is a fair deal.
So, please do check my Smashwords page out in the next day or two and get yourelf a free copy to enjoy. And let me know what you think of it.
Tagged with: Caitlin Dagg cover design • Escape the Volcano • more ebooks • Smashwords • Stephanie Dagg
My new book
Git yor eBuk edidted propurly
Ok, it won't be as bad as that but it's difficult to see your own mistakes and the spell checker won't tell you!
Click here for a free quote from StepheBook downloads
Tag cloud
Roger Fereday Lauren clark writing R Peter Ubtrent virtual book tour café Smashwords NaNoWriMo Beat the Hackers free ebooks romance oh gran Kindle ebooks science fiction Twitter France Christmas book bags The Witch's Dog ebook #samplesunday fiction marketing creative writing author interview fun fantasy book review ebook-ed.it Gary Vanucci blovels authors author platform comic books Stu Noss book reviews Heads Above Water Amazon paranormal romance editing vampires Something Fishy Gallic books Stephanie Dagg Oh Auntie






