Rebekah A. Morris by Rebekah Morris

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Book Sale, Audio Book, New Book

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Only after I sent out last month's newsletter did I realized I'd forgotten to change the subject line. Oh, dear. So I did that first this time.


Summer is here. It's been in the 100s a few days, but thankfully we haven't had a steady dose of that heat. Yesterday was actually really nice, and a lovely breeze added to the perfect weather for a church picnic to celebrate the 4th of July. (Yes, I know it was actually on the 2nd not the 4th.)

Anyway, here are a few things for you.


First Off:

Tomorrow there is going to be a fun Independence Day/Summer book sale with myself and a few other authors. The books will be free or $.99. And . . . I am going to make sure my books that are on sale will be on sale in Canada as well! And in any other country where I have readers. (If you live in a country that can't get books from Amazon.com, let me know what country and what the the link would be instead of dot com, and I'll do my best to make my books on sale there too.)

Check out my Blog Post HERE tomorrow to find all the titles and links!

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Second Thing:

Summer Light is now available on Audible!


Third and Final Item:

I haven't announced it on my blog yet, but . . . I have published my new Christmas novella. I know, it's no where near Christmas time, but let's pretend we're doing "Christmas in July." Okay? I will be announcing the book on my blog next week, but thought I'd share it with you all first.

You can see the cover and get the book on Amazon HERE. And yes, it's also on Kindle Unlimited, so if you have that, you can read it there.


Now I need to go eat lunch, and get back to writing camp. I haven't written a thing today except this, and this doesn't count toward my writing goal.


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