Now until May 10th, purchase $15 worth of books from Dorchester and receive 25% off all titles! Simply enter the code MD09 when you check out and save immediately.
Prefer audiobooks? At Barnes&Noble, you can download one of their new mp3 audio titles for 50% off. Just use code L7J4J3D, which is good until May 4. They’re also offering some free downloads by authors such as Laura Lippman, Kurt Vonnegut, Alice Munro and half a dozen others.
But back to Dorchester. Through our partnership with LibreDigital, we’ve added a Browse Inside feature to help readers preview the first 10% or so of a book’s content. We currently have Browse Inside available for all 2008 titles and 2009 through April. Similar to the widgets currently available through Harlequin and HarperCollins, they not only allow readers to sample a book before purchase, but they also facilitate promotion easily allowing authors, reviewers, and bloggers to embed the preview on their own sites. We’re looking forward to using this tool for special promotions and free ebook giveaways in the future. So stay tuned…
And just for fun, a few more RT pics from Lisa Cooke:
Leanna Renee Heiber and Lisa
Me with the much-coveted rooster of the RomanceBandits blog
Franco D'Angelo and Lisa at the vampire ball
April 30, 2009 at 12:27 pm
Leah, you’re quite the brave lady, appearing in public like this with the rooster. Of course you know others will stop at NOTHING to get a shot at stealing him back, international rooster of intrigue that he is.
That said, you two do make an awfully cute couple. ;0)
April 30, 2009 at 1:08 pm
LOL – Hey, I recognize that rooster! What a fun picture. Leah, it looks like you had a great time (and the rooster has notes, gotta watch him) and that the convention was a huge success.
April 30, 2009 at 2:02 pm
Looks like the rooster was in good hands! Hope he showed you a good time, Leah:)
April 30, 2009 at 2:10 pm
There are so many ways to go here. But I’m totally biting my tongue.
May 1, 2009 at 5:41 pm
Thanks, Leah, for posting the link to my article on Dorchester. It was fun to write and if I could have included the chocolates I would have. Or maybe not…they sure were tasty!
Teri