Following the success in sales of the hard back book the on line ‘e book’ is doing well . It is now available through a new web site called www.myebook.com To date there have been over 3500 viewings of the book and it has received a five star rating.
Look under the book title or my name Robert Astley-Jordan in the search box and you will find two versions of the book to download. The second ‘revised’ edition, has sorted out some of the issues which should have been dealt with before printing.
Times Up has been selected to be held on a new e- reader site called Myebook.com
The site gives free access to new books, and then allows readers to buy the whole ebook or a hard copy book.
I was thrilled to hear that my first book Times Up was going to be available on this new site. The next book in the five book series has been finished and will be on the site very soon. ‘Englands Wall’ follows on from where Times Up left off. It has been test read by a number of people who all think it is better than Times Up.
Book three is in production. ‘Laundry’ should be ready by the end of the year.
Happy reading.
The annual conference of the Association of Residenttial Letting Agents bought 175 copies of Times Up yesterday. The proceeds to go to the Oxfam haiti appeal.
Many delegates had already purchased the book and stated how much they enjoyed it, and wanted to know when the next book would be available.
England’s Wall is written and will hopefully be available later this year
On the 2nd March I am attending the national conference of the Association of Residential Letting Agents. There will be over 400 delegates and numerous trade stands.
The conference and Exhibition are being held at the Novatel in Hamersmith in London. I shall be taking and signing 100 copies of Times Up and all the proceeds will be sent to Oxfam for the Haiti appeal.
I will publish the amount raised after the event.
The March edition of Cheshire Life has a report on’Time’s Up.’
The books page of this prestigeous magazine reports on a number of books that have a ‘Cheshire’ connection. Time’s Up gets pole position on the page.