New e-book!

[andpuff]

Okay, technically not really  new since it's been out for a few days but this is the first chance I've had to post so it's new to live journal.  That's my story and I'm sticking with it.  Or to it.  Or ish.  There's some weird italics happening in the Nook version -- thanks to  theniwokesoftly for spotting it -- but I was already feeling like I'd delayed telling

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Fire's Stone

[darcy807]

Went to buy it as soon as I saw this and Melissa had beaten me to it!

Re: Fire's Stone

[andpuff]

*g*

[trektone]

Lovely, lovely book!

[andpuff]

Thank you!

[lunachickk]

Yay, that is so cool! (also the part about searching for yourself on iTunes!)

[andpuff]

I'm on iTunes! So strange... :)

[etrix]

I also love this story. One of my favourite 'comfort' reads.

[andpuff]

Thank you!

[kajicarter]

My copy is upstairs. Hmmm...wasn't that the one recommended to me because my friends were convinced that the characters were based on...have to go back and check. :)

[carbonel]

Yes, that's the one. I was trying to figure out if there was a tactful way to ask if it really was.

[andpuff]

The Pretenders? They weren't. I've never actually seen the show.

[carbonel]

No, The Professionals. Kind of the UK's answer to Starsky & Hutch.

I don't actually see that close a resemblance, either in appearance or personality, but other people have claimed to see a similarity.

On the other hand, the main characters in the Point books by Melissa Scott and Lisa Barnett have an uncanny resemblance to Bodie and Doyle.