From the Bottom of my Heart
If you haven’t read the reviews on Amazon yet, check them out if you are curious. I enjoyed reading each review and while there are just under a handful yet, I hope to see the number of reviews increase as time goes on. Except for the lucky few, this process takes baby steps; I just have to remember that fact.
My anxiety has been put to rest; while I know not everyone may give me a four or five star rating, the comments I’ve received have shown me I’m really on to something here. Others have enjoyed my story and the characters. The story has drawn them in and they are hooked and many have asked when the second book in the series will be available. I’m working on it now but I can only guess on when it might be available…sometime next year is all I will commit to at this point.
FYI I am overly tired this morning…why you ask? Oh there’s this book I couldn’t put down. It’s one of those that you just need to keep reading because you need to know ‘what the heck?’ But heck I thought I had several things figured out at times and bam it twisted somewhere completely different! Kim
I read the book and I’m hooked. I can’t say enough about it…One of the best books that I have EVER read. Barbara
Hi Paula, I purchased the eBook yesterday on Amazon, started reading, and finished it just now. It was really a great book, you have done yourself well! 🙂 I will look forward to your sequel to it and have already told friends about it and they are going to get one also. Sherrill
I enjoyed your book very much. Especially the little twists in there with the…(sorry, no spoilers allowed). Patti
These types of comments motivate me to continue doing what I love and I appreciate each and every person who reaches out to me. The feedback helps to eliminate any second-guessing, anxiety and even self-doubt, which come with the territory when what you have created with your heart and soul is being assessed and critiqued by anyone and everyone once you become brave enough to finally share your creation. These feelings would not come into play if a writer’s chance at success did not completely depend on the likes and dislikes of others. But the real truth is that your success after publishing is completely dependent on the likes of others.
Thanks again, from the bottom of my heart.