Book Swaps by Amber Morant

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On The Desk

I was recently invited to the website Ream. It works similarly to Patreon, however, it works specifically with authors. They organize everything for readers so you don’t have to scroll through multiple pages to find the next chapter. Instead, it’s pre-organized based on the book you’re reading from me.


I maintained the exact same pricing as Patreon, so would love for you to come to join me on Ream to support me!


If you’re supporting me on Ream, then you’ll get exclusive access to early chapter releases.


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Around The Desk

I’ve had to take a break from working out lately. I’ve been really busy and focusing on a lot of stuff at home, but I aim to get back to it.

I’m also working on taking my dogs out for walks throughout the day more often to get myself outside and enjoy the nice weather. I know they’ve been feeling cooped up with the constant rain and snow outside which makes it difficult to go outside beyond playing and running in the backyard.


On The Bookshelf

I’m about halfway done with A Dark Path.

While I am reading it, I’m also working on reading Atomic Habits by James Clear. It includes some really interesting concepts and I’m hoping to incorporate them more into my life. The first thing I have to tell myself to start good habits is: I am an author that creates stories my readers will love. In order to do that, I need to write to you all more, and keep my stories up to date everywhere.


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Ream Supporters will receive exclusive access to stories as I write them, including early access.

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