I was checking the Barnes & Noble e-book listings for historical fiction today, sorted by number of sales, and was pleasantly surprised to find
Sentence of Marriage at Number 34 (of 2,019) sandwiched between a Michael Crichton and Hilary Mantel's Booker Prize-winning
Wolf Hall. Heady company for my little tale.
Of course there's the not-so-small matter of money: Sentence is free. So I was just as pleased to find
Mud and Gold, which isn't free, at Number 168, with one of Laurie King's
Mary Russell books and Rafael Sabatini's tale of derring-do,
Captain Blood, either side of it. It's a good neighbourhood.
I am not surprised at all! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Liz! Lovely of you to say so.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for your comment on Working Girl Reviews, Shayne. Wasn't it a really perceptive one. I'm also delighted to have found your blog through that and will keep up with your news about your own splendid books. Loretta
ReplyDeleteYou're most welcome, Lorri. I meant it!
ReplyDeleteYes, Willow at WGR is a wonderfully perceptive reviewer - her review of "Sentence of Marriage" is one of my all-time favourites.