Dear ,

I'm so excited by this next release. Twiggy Rattlesnake as been such an encouraging process. Even re-reading it this last week, checking it for repetition, any final changes etc, I still get goose bumps on that late chapter where Tuff appears in the Corridor and screams out Seward! Can you imagine how cool that scene will be in the movie?

Anyway, I've just made my first order of paperbacks for readers here in Tallinn. The final version is beautifully crafted. I'm using slightly different artistic elements in the book, plus it has many stunning illustrations that add even more to the story. Images like the book, an orb, the spiral staircase, the quaint village, the box on the doorstep, the white cat... and more.

As BETA readers for me, you have of course read the story––but this is one, perhaps a rare one, where I would fully encourage you to buy the physical book and read it with your kids or grandkids, to gather around, sofa packed around you, and tell them with pride in your eyes that you too were a part of the process, an important help that got this book to where it is today.

I'm so thoroughly grateful for you all.

Today's email is the one where I give you the links so that your reviews can go online. As before, this book is on Amazon and Goodreads, and reviews on both are much appreciated.

As I have published this under T. P. Heath, both sites see me as a 'new author' with this as my first book. As well as talking about this book, you are welcome to suggest I'm not new to writing, if you want.

As the eBook is on pre-order, you will not be able to review that, but you will be able to review the paperback, which will copy over reviews to all editions when the eBook launches (release date is 1st June, so reviews up and running by then are super appreciated).

Amazon: https://geni.us/TwiggyBook1-Paperback

Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/58087381-twiggy-rattlesnake-and-the-school-of-time-and-space

Thank you again. I've already written the second book, and will start editing that next month ready to send to my editor for the summer. You should receive it by the autumn in preparation for a December release.

Can I ask you, when the time comes and this book goes 'live' to the world (1st June onwards), can you please help me to get the word out? Can you consider this book an excellent gift idea for reading grandchildren, sons and daughters, nieces, nephews, neighbours, church youth growths, schools in your area, local libraries... anything and everything is so wonderfully accepted.

Thanks a million, I couldn't do this without you all.

Tim