Wow! Considering that yesterday was the first full day of trading for "Orinoco", we blew our sales forecasts to smithereens! I am already looking for a site for our first mega-warehouse. It will be massive with a big "Orinoco" "O" on the side. There will also be a fleet of electric delivery vans running up and down city streets like woodlice seen from above.
On the back of yesterday's phenomenal sales, we have brought forward the second tranche of books by bloggers. It had been scheduled for March 1st. There are ten new publications in total. The price remains $20 US per book plus postage and packaging. See the new titles below:-
One man and his dog Billy, roaming the mean streets of
Brighton and the leafy lanes of south west France.
"Come here Billy!" I yelled but he was gone.
As in an Australian junk shop, you can find all things here. Antipodean
writer Kylie Tai takes us on an entertaining romp through Sydney, her home city.
"Wendy Whiteley's Secret Garden is a place you can really get lost in!"
With his wife Jean, he built a house on the edge of the
Canadian prairie and they called it home.
"Come in Red!" she called. "It's time for dinner!"
"Okay. I'll be right there my sweet!"
Woke writer Bob Slatten paints a picture of modern day America
which may be unrecognisable to some readers.
"He told them to vote blue but thousands entered
the trap - just like those kids in Hamelin, Germany."
"Local writer and socialite, Meike Riley, has set her tale of
romance and fashion in and around our fair city and
she never disappoints. I just couldn't put it down!"
-The Ludwigsburger Kreiszeitung (translation)
Children's author Ms Pixie takes boys and girls on another magical journey
to Fairyland, passing The Deep Dark Forest where the monsters dwell.
"My nana wrote it! Poppa read it to me a zillion times!" - Jack (aged 4)
Some boats on the ocean are heading somewhere but others are just drifting along.
"She fried up some mashed potato and boiled cabbage from
yesterday and then Andrew was like putty in her hands."
Amateur archaeologist Thelma Wilcox creates a vivid sense of
what life was like in The British Isles during The Bronze Age.
"I can thoroughly recommend 'North Stoke' " - Professor Alice Roberts
From the brains behind The Friday Funnies comes this tour de force
from the North Dakotan writer and popular former radio host, Bruce Taylor.
Half comedy and half encyclopedia of strange things, you won't
be able to put 'Oddball Obsunvations' down!
"I'm so proud of Bruce!" - Katie Hobbs (Governor of Arizona)
Deals were done by the bend in the river. Shady deals between men who were
out for as much as they could get until Sheriff Chuck Grassley rode into town!
"Ed Travis's best book yet!" - Des Moines Register
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