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Thanks for boosting the post Marcia..hugsx
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I’m glad D. took care of this one, Sally. I’m so far behind, I might have missed it had she not gone ahead and shared. VERY happy to see it this morning, and I will share from your page as well. 🙂 ❤
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Lovely of you to share this today, D. I’m so far behind, I hadn’t even discovered it yet, so it was especially nice to see it awaiting me here today. I’ll share from Sally’s page, too. 🙂 ❤
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Thanks Marcia. I appreciate you letting me use your site for my shameless self promotion.
Did I tell you how much I enjoyed “A Boy Named Rabbit”? Such endearing characters! It was a very strong follow up to “Wake-Robin Ridge”.
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It’s my pleasure, and when you are able to post on days when I’m so far behind, it’s even better! 🙂 And I don’t think we’ve talked about Rabbit, but I’m so glad you enjoyed his story. He has now usurped the entire series, I’m afraid. 😀 Harbinger (#3) is where he really begins to come into his own with his gifts, and I’m halfway through The Light, in which he has a whole mystery pull him in. He and Mac have become a team to be reckoned with. 😀 Hope you’ll get a chance to follow along, one of these days.
BTW, I went straight from Sally’s site to Amazon and downloaded this book. I read the first story in the Sample page, and that was it for me. LOVED it, and will look forward to checking out each of these little gems in the days ahead. Perfect size for when I only have a few minutes to spare. 🙂 ❤
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Thanks for the inside info on Rabbit. Yes, I’ll have to get Harbinger soon. I wish I had more time to read. (Work takes too much of my time.)
Thank you for checking out my book!
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Oh, boy, do I understand the lack of reading time! SO many books I want to dig into, but haven’t had a chance to do so, yet. One great thing about short stories is that they can be squeezed into small moments of stolen time. (And after reading the one about the quills, I know I will be stealing time wherever I can for this one. Great opening story!) When you catch up with Rabbit’s adventures, I hope you will enjoy them. He always has something new to teach me and I try to write it down just the way he whispers it in my ear. 🙂
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This is a great read. I’m happy to recommend it. 🙂
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I know I’m going to feel the same way! Thanks for taking the time to stop by today, Norah! Always good to see you! 🙂
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I like to drop by when I can, Marcia, and catch up with what’s doing the rounds. Thanks for being so welcoming.
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❤ ❤ ❤
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Yes, thank you Norah. I appreciate the support that you show in so many ways, including the beautiful endorsement you wrote for the back cover of After Ever.
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It was a pleasure to read the book and an honour to have my words included on its cover. How special is that!
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