Hey everyone! Consider this a last-minute reminder that the sequel to The Redemption of Erâth: Consolation is released tomorrow! Exile will be available on Kindle, iBooks, Nook for just $3.99, and in print for only $12.99.
And, if you come to the Facebook launch event, you could even win copies of the books for free—both digital and in print!
So get ready—the journey of Darkness continues tomorrow!
I just checked into Goodreads tonight, and discovered that my giveaway of The Redemption of Erâth: History of Erâth has started to bear some fruit! I have a new review of the book, short but sweet:
This is a prequel to the Redemption of Erath series. It relates a brief but interesting history of this land and the battles between the forces of good and evil that exist there.
They rated it three stars, which I’m honestly pleased with; I knew the History of Erâth book wasn’t going to necessarily be a crowd-please—after all, it has minimal plot, and does read like a recounting of events, rather than a cohesive story with a beginning, middle and end.
Still, it’s nice to have reviews and recognition of any kind, and I’m glad they found it interesting. Here’s to more reviews to come!
I love Depeche Mode. In particular I love their sad songs, and for me there is none sadder than Blasphemous Rumours, from 1984.
I don’t want to start any blasphemous rumours
But I think that God’s got a sick sense of humour
And when I die, I expect to find him laughing
If you listen to the whole song through, it’s a story of sadness, regret, irony and tragedy. A girl tries to girl herself, fails, and then finds redemption only to be hit by a car and killed.
Satis Writes 