Dukes Prefer Blondes eBooks abroad

Readers in the UK have contacted me because they are not seeing Dukes Prefer Blondes listed as available in eBook form.

This brings us to the dreaded subject of International Contracts, which I’ve mentioned a few times, most recently here.

Unfortunately, we don’t yet have a contract in the UK/Australia/New Zealand for Dukes Prefer Blondes. The good news is, my agents are working on it, with plenty of irritating nagging from me. The bad news is, I still don’t have a more specific date than “sometime in 2016.”

I’m very sorry it's necessary yet again to seek my international readers’ forgiveness and ask for their patience. You are all extremely gracious and good-humored about it, which would make me feel worse if it were possible to feel any worse than I do already. All I can do is apologize, thank you for your forbearance, and try to keep you informed.

As soon as my agents give me more specific news, I’ll post here. If you haven’t already, you might want to subscribe to the blog—upper right hand corner of this page—and get the posts in your email inbox. As a glance at the Recent Posts list will demonstrate, you’re in no danger of being inundated.

Image: Isaac Cruikshank,The Lending Library, between 1800-1811, courtesy Yale Center for British Art, Paul Mellon Collection.

Falling Stars Is Now an eBook

Blast from the past for the holidays—

I’m very happy to report that Falling Stars, the first novella I ever wrote, is now available as an eBook. This Second Chance at Love tale was originally part of a short story collection, A Christmas Collection, which came out shortly after The Lion’s Daughter. Later, it reappeared in another Christmas anthology, A Christmas Present. It’s been out of print for quite some time.

The novella will have its own page in the Book pages soon. In the meantime, it's available for purchase if you click on one of the links below.

Barnes and Noble

Amazon

iBooks