Yes, there will be a real post and also stuff for the subscribers in a couple of hours. yesterday turned out… interesting… but for today, if you’re contemplating a Staycation for Labor Day you should know that there is a Labor Day sale, so you can go somewhere in your mind at a price you can afford.
I’ve also got all my Musketeer Mysteries on sale. The first is 99c, the others are 2.99 and I have all five out again — I need to finish the sixth.
A Touch of Night is also on sale, as are the books of several frequent fliers at ATH: Kate Paulk, Amanda Green, Cedar Sanderson Alma Boykin, Cyn Bagley, S. J. Chase and others, including my son Robert A. Hoyt. For the full sweets counter sale listing, go to: THE GREAT LABOR DAY SALE!
According To Hoyt 
Crap, now I gotta remember what I already bought …
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Amazon will tell you!
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What if we purchased them from the Nook store? [Very Big Evil Grin]
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Well, I didn’t set the sale on nook, because I had to curate NRP and Tilted Fedora as well. But surely you can search your reading device?
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Being ornery. [Wink]
Actually, I check my ebook folders on my PC. [Smile]
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Well, don’t look at mine just yet. I got assigned the team of slow hamsters. (But it will be $1.99! That ought to lessen the sting.)
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It shows up as $1.99 for me.
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Phew! I guess the energy drink I filled their dropper bottle with worked ;-) What a relief!
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Do you know if the Kindle edition is DRM free, so that I can legally convert to ePub for reading on my Nook?
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All of mine, all of NRP, all of Amanda’s, Cedar’s, Kate’s and Tilted Fedora (Robert) are drm free. In fact I think most of ours are.
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Mine’s DRM free.
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Mine are all DRM free.
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Mine are DRM free.
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Thanks, Sarah. I think I’ll pick a few up.
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BTW, the picture of “Ill Met By Moonlight” links to “Any Man So Daring.”
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Death of a Musketeer links to All Night Awake.
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gah. It’s because I had to move the d*&mn things around. They insisted on posting on top.
Sigh.
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I think you said at some point that you did some edits to Death of a Musketeer for this? How much? I have the old paperback version, would it make sense to buy the Kindle one now?
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Not a lot. The edits were mostly from The Musketeer’s Apprentice on, when the house had decided not to edit, or something.
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OK. Thanks.
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Reblogged this on Head Noises and commented:
No, really, it is– low priced books, get ’em while they’re cheap!
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Thanks for the mention Sarah–
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So, instead of…laboring…we’ll be reading.
Then again, since there are a lot of writers here, there will indeed be some labor.
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Well, at least none of them are about school shootings in the year 2900, because a Maryland teacher was medically detained for writing a SF novel about that.
http://reason.com/blog/2014/08/29/teachers-fiction-novel-produces-most-ins
A Dorchester County, Maryland, teacher was taken in for an “emergency medical evaluation,” suspended from his job, and barred from setting foot on another public school. Authorities searched his school, Mace’s Lane Middle School in Cambridge, for weapons. As classes resumed, parents worried that their children were in danger, so police decided to remain on the premises to watch over them.
What happened? The teacher, Patrick McLaw, published a fiction novel. Under a pen name. About a made-up school shooting. Set in the year 2902.
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Brilliant idea, Sarah! Thanks for doing this.
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