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| Kathryn Le Veque |
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| Suzan Tisdale |
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| Cynthis Wright |
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| Christi Caldwell |
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| Eva Devon |
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| Eliza Knight |
USA Today's Best Selling List. That's right, 6 Fabulous Authors hit the list a few days ago. Can you imagine waking up to that news? Finding out, not only have you written awesome books for us readers but making a list you were not aiming for with this book. Two of them are on my Favorite Author List. I cannot tell you how excited I am for all these women. Anyways here is the book.
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| ONLY 99 CENTS |
One family. One Legend. One chance to reverse the tides of fortune.
Welcome to the USA TODAY bestselling blockbuster, a
multi-genre collection unlike any other historical romance collection. Six of
the top authors in their respective genres bring you this powerhouse
collection, WITH DREAMS ONLY OF YOU. Join the de Reyne family as they grapple
with a family legend that follows them through centuries of hope, heartache,
adventure, and romance in seven amazing segments:
Roman Scotland - The origins of the Theodosia Sword.
Medieval England - The legend begins.
The Scottish Highlands - The legend takes a twist.
Tudor England - A new dimension to the legend.
Georgian Era - The legend upon the high seas.
Regency England - The legend has new life.
Contemporary Times - The legend concludes.
Seven unique and powerful stories take the legend of the
gladius, the Theodosia Sword, through the ages. Discover how each era of the
family finds their own love, peace, and happiness. The sword that can tear them
apart is also the one that binds them.
One family. One legend. One chance to reverse the tides of
fortune... will each generation of the family take that chance?
Suzan Tisdale Doing a Reading from the book
About Suzan Tisdale
Suzan lives in the Midwest with her verra handsome carpenter
husband and the youngest of their four children. Her grandchildren are perfect,
no matter what their parents might say.
My Accidental Journey
I've been writing since childhood. Everything from short
stories, full length novels, screenplays and even poetry. I wrote because I
loved it and it was also a means of escaping. I was horribly, painfully
introverted. My stories allowed me to be whoever I wanted to be.
My secret dream was to be an author, but I never thought it
would be possible. I knew how hard it
was to 'get published' so I didn't even bother to submit any of my work to a
traditional publishing house.
It was an accidental journey to becoming a full time,
published author. I tell people that I didn't do it on purpose, even though it
was a lifelong dream.
It started out as a whim of sorts. I wanted to give my
mother a Kindle for her birthday. I thought it would be a hoot if when she
turned the Kindle on for the first time, the first book she saw would be
something I had written. And so it began.
I would get up at 3:30 every morning just to write. At the
time, we only had one computer in the house so very early morning hours were my
only opportunity to write. My husband thought I was getting up early to play
Farmville!
I shared a few chapters with a very dear friend of mine,
thinking she'd say "Cute. But don't give up your day job." I was
floored when she emailed me back and said, "Where is the rest of it?? I
want to read more!" I thought she was just being nice.
Somewhere along the way, my husband had discovered my little
book on the computer. I had to come clean and explain to him what I was doing.
I also asked him for help. I'm not a
technical person, but I figured there had to be a way to get my book onto
Mamma's Kindle. Now, anyone who knows my husband knows what a research nut he
is. Give him the most obscure or offbeat or technical idea or question and
he'll research the heck out of it! I had explained to him that I had seen a
link at Amazon that said "Publish Your Book To Kindle," but that I
hadn't bothered with it. I was convinced that all I needed was a 'cord' of some
sort to hook up between my computer and Mamma's Kindle.
A few days later, my husband informed me that I couldn't
just put my book on mom's Kindle. I had to actually publish it. I believed him.
He's smart, this husband of mine, and he'd never lied to me before.
I figured what the heck, go for it. What did I have to lose?
No one would want to buy my book anyway. Now, deep down I had a secret desire
to actually sell a copy, but I wouldn't speak the words out loud. I thought it
would be wonderful if I sold just ten little copies. In my lifetime. Ten. That
was a good goal.
Without the aid of an editor or cover artist and not having
a clue what I was doing, I decided to go for it. I figured that I didn't want
to wake up on my 60th birthday and wonder what if.... So In December of 2011 I published Laiden's
Daughter.
By February of 2012, it was number 2 on Amazon's Top 100
Best Seller's List! Blew. My. Mind. I thought it would take a lifetime to sell
ten copies. I was certain it had to be a mistake of some kind. But when I
started getting one message after another, one positive review after another, I
realized it wasn't a mistake....I was now an author.
I was selling more than 250 copies a day! I didn't have a
clue what that meant, if in fact it meant anything at all. All that I knew was
that I was over-the-moon happy and people were asking for more!
I remember my first royalty check from Amazon/KDP. $78.69. I
cried because I felt like I had arrived. By October of 2012, I was able to give
up my day job (selling insurance) in order to write full time. That still blows
my mind. I am able to do things now that would not have been possible prior to
December of 2011. I have the most amazing life.
In all honesty, it has never been about the money; its
always been about the writing. Are my books perfection personified? Hardly. But
I do know that my writing gets better with each new book -- and that is how it
should be. I want to write stories that people will enjoy. I want to help
people escape the ordinary, for just a little while.
Now, I have a beautiful editor, a very talented cover
artist, and other indie authors who are very dear friends. I even have a street
team! Suzan's Highland Lassies. This is a group of beautiful, sweet and smart
women who I consider dear friends. I couldn't get through a book launching
without them!
I also believe I have the most beautiful readers anywhere. I
know that I would not be where I am today if it were not for them.
So there you have it. I'm proof that dreams can come true
and that happily-ever-afters are real.
Here is Kathryn Le Veque doing a reading from her Book
Me reading the Medieval excerpt of With Dreams Only Of You! with Suzan Tisdale, Christi Caldwell, Eva Devon, Cynthia Wright, and Eliza Knight
Posted by Kathryn Le Veque on Sunday, July 5, 2015
About KATHRYN LE VEQUE
Kathryn is an Amazon All-Star author, and a #1
bestselling, award-winning, multi-published author in Medieval Historical
Romance and Historical Fiction. She has been featured in the NEW YORK TIMES and
on USA TODAY’s HEA blog.
“This author… genius…!” ~ Ind’Tale Magazine
In October 2014, Kathryn was the 31st MOST READ author on
Amazon. She is extremely prolific with over 50 published novels and 37 #1 Hot
New Releases in Medieval Historical Romance since May 2012. With nearly 1
million novels in circulation, Kathryn has legions of loyal readers all over
the world. Even so, when new readers see
how many novels she has published, the inevitable question is…
“She writes so many novels! Are they any good?” The answer
is… YES!!
Welcome to Medieval England – hard-core, battle-scarred,
power-driven alpha knights of the highest Norman order and the women who love
them. Like High Middle Ages action and romance? Welcome to the Le Veque
Medieval Machine. Kathryn’s Medieval Historicals have been called ‘detailed’,
‘highly romantic’, and ‘character-rich’. She crafts great adventures of love,
battles, passion, and romance in the High Middle Ages. More than that, she
writes for both women AND men – an unusual crossover for a romance author – and
Kathryn has many male readers who enjoy her stories because of the male
perspective, the action, and the adventure.
In addition to her published works of fiction, Kathryn is
also professionally published as a contributing writer for a NASA/JPL study in
2003.
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