Ebook updates
Surprising that certain books sell better than others and what appeals to different countries. The top four ebooks I have in print currently are: the Mirror, Immortal War The Tears of Lilith, Kashmir, and Wolves of Dullahan, in that respective order. The first three are equally rivaling each other in both the American and Great Britain markets and Wolves is becoming part of the pack. It will be fun to see how they do and if Thirteen Pieces of 8 as an exclusive KDP title with Kindle makes an concerted effort to get off the ground....here's to happy reading.
On another note, given the success of the Mirror and the fact it is outselling all its competition, I decided to embark on the path of writing another ghost story... so all that I had in the works up to this point (with the exception of Memoirs of an Immortal Life) have been placed on hold while this new book continues to unravel itself in various, twisted ways....
Dark Shadows by Tim Burton released this week, and as a fan of the original show, I went to see it. It was really good, and Mr. Burton and Johnny Depp paid a beautiful homage to the original series to which I was pleasantly surprised. My husband, who quite frankly likes very few movies enough to own them, actually said we will have to purchase it when it comes out on dvd and thoroughly enjoyed it. Long before there was Twilight, there was Dark Shadows, and millions upon millions of people turned in daily to see what was happening at the Collinwood Estate. Barnabus Collins was the first vampire women fell in love with and sadly Jonathan Frid left us on Friday, April 13th. Long live Barnabus Collins and Jonathan Frid. May the world never forget you....
