Locked Within - free on Kindle

[Wordmaker]

My first book, Locked Within, is available for free on Kindle for a limited time. With the sequel, Silent Oath, coming out this year, it's the perfect time to get into the series.

[The Deposed King]

My first book, Locked Within, is available for free on Kindle for a limited time. With the sequel, Silent Oath, coming out this year, it's the perfect time to get into the series.

Picked it up and will read it as and when I have time.  But congradulations on your second book!

I just added a novella I co-authored with my brother who took the lead on it.



the Deposed King

[Wordmaker]

Thanks!

I'll add your work to my list, too. I also have a long reading list to get through (problem with this published author gig is you meet so many great authors and want to read them all!), and I'm not the fastest reader, either.

[The Deposed King]

Thanks!

I'll add your work to my list, too. I also have a long reading list to get through (problem with this published author gig is you meet so many great authors and want to read them all!), and I'm not the fastest reader, either.

I've got two free promos on there right now.  One is set to run only one day, its a prequel companion novel following one of the main secondary characters and just got put up.  Its set only to run for today the 16th.  So catch it for free if you can.

My other book Admiral Who? the first book in my series is also on a five day promo.  Ending friday or saturday.

I'd pick them both up for  your kindle since they're free and read them whenever.



the deposed king

[Wordmaker]

Will do 

[The Deposed King]

Will do 

Hey I've a question.  What kind of royalty percentage do you get going through a publisher?  Inquiring minds want to know. hehehehe



The Deposed King

[Wordmaker]

My publisher gives me 10% on the list price of paperback sales (so I get the same amount even if a seller puts it on discount),  and that percentage will go up as sales increase, to a maximum of 12%.

For Kindle sales, I get 50% of the net, although I believe most publishers, especially the Big 6, aren't offering nearly that much.