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I will be publishing Vivid Dream Reality on Kindle and in order to have it in the Kindle unlimited category, I need to remove it from this site. I thought it would be nice to give advanced warning before I remove it and figured this would be the easiest way to do that. In two days time, I intend to ask Erin to unpublish all but the first two chapters.
Happy reading.
Savannah
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I just finished re-reading it
for the 5th time.
I'll certainly buy it. I hope you write more to finish it.
Finishing book 3
The plan is to re-familiarise myself with it by editing and publishing and then work on Book 3.
Thanks for reading
Savannah
Thanks for the Heads Up
I'm also pleased to learn that you are planning to move forward with book 3.
I didn't know...
I didn't know that you had finished it.
I really need to find out if I can buy the stories in unencrypted form. I hate having them tied to one device, since devices die and I'm wont to charge devices, anyhow.
When my wife was taking online college courses, she would have to download the books, then be online every time she needed to unlock them and read them. Now that she has graduated, she has a bunch of downloaded content that she can't use.
DRM means that some faceless entity controls what you have purchased.
I am very happy
to hear that book three will be finished. VDR is my favorite of all your stories. It one of my favorite stories on BCTS.
(I will not be reading Book 1 on Kindle because I don't have a Kindle.)
No excuse ;-)
No excuse ;-)
Amazon makes a Kindle app for almost any device, Android, iPhone, Windows, or Mac. Not sure about Linux, unless with a Windows emulator.
Kris
{I leave a trail of Kudos as I browse the site. Be careful where you step!}
There's a web browser version
that I use on linux all the time.
vdr is one of my favorites. It's just so imaginative and I really like the setup, it's so cool.
I'm not comfortable with the spying on humans on the island, but it does make sense. And that bit about how such a high percentage of abuse is by men makes an island full of women much less likely to need to the surveillance.
The stone that looks for your bond is really cool. Too bad there's only one.
I love the story about how men are guardians because of the internal consistency is well done.
I look forward to Mia and Wendy getting together, as well as the birth of Vee's baby. And how the kidnapped lawyer will affect things.
It was a neat plot point about the ban on British and the collapse of that administration.
It was sweet about Simone going through the process.
Katie sort of ignites the imagination, how she's turning out.
Taigoa is fascinating - that it is an effective martial art.
There's so much to the story.
Will Vee put pressure on her folks to turn, so she doesn't lose them. How will the relationship between Vee and her child go in about 500 years?