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Weekend Writing Sat-Sun (June 15 - 16th) Tag #wwab to join in.

By Anonymous
Current State: Zombie.

I want to thank everyone who helped me with promoting the free download of my book, Always Consequences yesterday. I really and truly appreciate it. I also want to thank my Street Team and those who downloaded it. You're all amazing and wonderful. So thank you.

The next date to download for free is at the bottom of this page. Which is July 18-19th. Those are the final days to download for free before Always Consequences will be released from the KDP Select program on August 1st.

This weekend, the only two books I even have to work on. Normally I would do the furthest behind, but I am doing Hope of the Future today and then Winged Shadows 2 tomorrow.

If you would like to join in, and have others check you out, tag your posts #wwab and include link in area below. As long as you tag your post and share with #wwab, I don't care if it has to do with book writing, or just blogs.


Saturday Updates: 
HOPE OF THE FUTURE
  • Starting the book at: 82,759
  • 391
  • 1,761 words
  • 3068, doing pretty good for massive headache that doesn't want to go away, and severe exhaustion. 
  • 4245 words. Time to make pizza dough for tonight's homemade pizza.
  • 5008 and ending the night there. Book total: 87,754 words.
Sunday Updates:

  • Taking the day off. 




And don't forget Always Consequences is officially in Kindle's KDP Select awesome program for 90 days (until Aug 1st). If you're interested in keeping up with the free download days, you can click the link above in the navigation bar, or:  http://www.arianabrowning.com/2013/03/always-consequences-official-page.html

The next free download is July 18-19th.
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