Friday Fun Facts: Respect Yourself Around the 'Net

"My religion is simple. My religion is kindness." ~Dalai Lama

One Night in Boston is still #2 over at the Kindle Store, thanks to the Amazon Freebie program! I've gotten 5 more reviews over the last week, too - not all terrific, but reviews all the same. And promo is promo, spreading the word about your name and what you write. I'm so thankful to Samhain for supporting this Freebie program and selecting one of my books to be featured.

I'll mention here something I believe whole-heartedly: people pay attention to the way you act, in the world of publishing and certainly around the Internet. Treat people with respect. Be kind and honest as much as possible. Don't spread rumors. Don't attack others. It's amazing to me how quickly word can spread about those who are and are not professional. Remember that! And so, I do believe publishers know and value their authors who are mature, responsible, respectful, and who work their a** off to promote themselves. Be one of them!

Writers' Wednesday: Upcoming Blog Tour for One Night in Memphis!

Heads up: My next audio book release, One Night in Memphis, will be featured in a 2-week blog tour beginning on April 26th. If you're interested in hosting, you can find out more information from Goddess Fish Promotions, or click the graphic above. Should be lots of fun - plus there will be chances to win free downloads of both this audio book and the current one, Lost in Paradise.

Join me!

Monday Mentionables: A Great Review and a Great Spot on the Best-Seller List!

"The successful always has a number of projects planned, to which he looks forward. Anyone of them could change the course of his life overnight.” –Mark Caine

I know, I know, I'm a little late getting this blog post up BUT it's the last day of my spring break, it's goregous weather outside, and I'm trying to squeeze every little last bit out of the day that I can!

Two quick mentions for today:

One Night in Boston is still #2 on the Amazon Kindle Store Best-Seller List, and it's still a FREEBIE if you want to pick it up for your Kindle and haven't. It's been a great promo opp so far I think (fingers crossed), and it's gotten a couple more reviews on the Amazon site, so that's always encouraging :)

Lost in Paradise (audio book version) received a lovely review from Seriously Reviewed over the weekend. In part, the reviewer said, "Well, done, Ms Boniface and Audio Lark for crafting and putting together a story and presentation that kept me coming back until I heard every last word." (Click here to read the whole thing). And AudioLark already has the review snippet posted on their site. I really like working with them so far!