Thanks to all of you for alerting me to the spacing problem on the Kindle edition of CHANCES. Amazon is now aware of the problem and is working to fix it urgently within the next few days. In the meantime, the Kindle edition will be temporarily taken off-sale. For those of you have already bought a Kindle version, Amazon will supply you with a corrected version once it’s available—I’m getting the details of how that will be done and will post them here once I have them. If you can’t wait and you have an iPad or iPhone, the Apple version of CHANCES via the iBookstore doesn’t have these problems and will remain on sale.
And of course, the good ol’ fashioned paperback is widely available at bargain-tastic prices at all supermarkets and high street retailers (don’t forget your local independent bookshops!)
thanks for your patience – and support.
I believe there is a problem with some of your Kindle versions of CHANCES. I’m gutted. HarperCollins are on the case and I will have news for you anon. In the meantime, please do email me and let me know if your version is playing up.
In my opinion, nothing beats a paperback… in, er, paperback!!
When I was a struggling, unpublished author, I worked freelance as a picture-researcher for many years and really studied how people react to books – when they buy them, as well as during and after reading. Think about it – when you finish a book (a ‘real’ book), you tend to close it, you then re-read the blurb on the back and then you turn it over and study the jacket design. The physical book itself quickly becomes a treasured possession, its pages filled with personal memories as much as the story itself. That’s why we love to keep our favourite books – we are loathed to loan them out even to trusted friends!
I’d write with quill on parchment if I could. Freya x
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