Kindle Unlimited

In view of the Coronavirus 19 situation I decided to make my Cloud Kingdom series available only on Kindle and specifically on Kindle Unlimited. If you click on any of the titles below it will take you to the correct page for Amazon.com or Amazon.co.uk.

Four feisty women who live in castles in the sky, overcome immense odds to be with the men they love. Danger still lurks and the women put themselves in more danger to save their men.

I hope you enjoy these books and it would be lovely if you could leave a review. Thanks.

Blue and Silver - Caishel

Amazon.com                  Amazon.co.uk

Russet and Gold - Elisette               

Amazon.com                  Amazon.co.uk

      Ebony and Ivory - Tazia                  

Amazon.com                  Amazon.co.uk

   Emerald and Amber - Zaeyen         

Amazon.com                  Amazon.co.uk

Miri's Inheritance

A new contemporary romance novelette with suspense. This book is enrolled in the Amazon UK Storyteller competition so lots of reviews mean a better chance of becoming a finalist. The ebook is only £1.99 or US$3.99 or free if you are with Kindle Unlimited. 

     

Miri inherits a cottage from the grandmother she's never met. Gavin, the solicitor's clerk, helps her settle in and sign all the necessary documents.
The isolated village has several cottages, but the none of the neighbours are friendly, except for one unknown person who repeatedly breaks in and searches Miri's new home. 
Who is this strange person and what does he want? Will Gavin protect her now his official duties are over?

Buy Link:  Amazon UK

                  Amazon.com

Website:    Sue Perkins, Author

Do you review what you read?

Writers love to write and readers like to read. This is pretty obvious - right?

An author writes a book and either has it published by a third party, or the author self-publishes. Readers - especially fans of particular authors - purchase the book or download sometimes for free. What then?

How does the author know if a reader likes the book, loves the book or even (heaven forbid) hates the book? Unless a reader writes directly to the author the only way to tell if the book is doing well is by sales or more importantly - Reviews! A review which states "this is nice but..." allows the author to understand how the reader perceives the book and possibly what can be done to improve the story. A review which states "I love this book, when's the next one coming out?" makes writing the book really worthwhile.

Unfortunately, not many readers leave reviews. If only one in ten readers wrote down their thoughts on whether they enjoyed the book; which bits they liked; what they thought could make it better - all these responses would help the author improve their work.

If you read a book and enjoy it - take an extra few minutes and leave a review on your favorite online book store. You will make the author's day when they see you've shown appreciation of their work.