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[norilana]

Folks,

In case you wonder why I'm doing this, it's simple -- with all the crap going on in my life, I need to quickly increase my readership, which will help me out financially in the long run....

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wondergirl_dv June 24 2010, 04:31:20 UTC

I'll be reading this, but do you have a quick summary so I can get an idea?

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norilana June 24 2010, 20:27:15 UTC

See here, some info from the original print edition.

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3v1lsh33pz July 12 2010, 14:24:09 UTC

Hi. I have been reading this, and I just wanted to say, this is e-book is the best formatted e-book I've seen on Smashwords. It looks really nice on my Nook. I'm only partially through reading it, but I did notice a couple typos or scan errors (much fewer than in a lot of e-books though).

In Dream 3, it says, "Upon its main great sail of white canvass was painted a grand golden sun..." I think that canvass was meant to be canvas.

In Dream 4, it says, "A cold evening wind disturbed lose filaments of hair from her unkempt long dark braids." I think that "lose" was meant to be "loose."

I've posted about this offer on Kindle and Nook message forums. I hope it helps get more eyes on the story.

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norilana July 12 2010, 21:18:05 UTC

Many thanks for pointing these typos out! In fact, if you find any more as you keep reading, do me a favor please and let me know, so that I can fix all of them at once.

Enjoy the book! :-)

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3v1lsh33pz July 12 2010, 23:56:09 UTC

Absolutely!

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3v1lsh33pz July 18 2010, 13:39:40 UTC

I finished reading this morning, and I only noticed two other misspellings/typos.

Dream 12: "It was whispered among the servants that he could singlehandedly defend their Princess from harm, if such a need arose." - "singlehandedly" should be "single-handedly."

Dream 14: "While their skins were darker that ours and of an olive hue,..." - "that" should be "than."

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[wondergirl_dv]

I'll be reading this, but do you have a quick summary so I can get an idea?

[norilana]

See here, some info from the original print edition.

[3v1lsh33pz]

Hi. I have been reading this, and I just wanted to say, this is e-book is the best formatted e-book I've seen on Smashwords. It looks really nice on my Nook. I'm only partially through reading it, but I did notice a couple typos or scan errors (much fewer than in a lot of e-books though).

In Dream 3, it says, "Upon its main great sail of white canvass was painted a grand golden sun..." I think that canvass was meant to be canvas.

In Dream 4, it says, "A cold evening wind disturbed lose filaments of hair from her unkempt long dark braids." I think that "lose" was meant to be "loose."

I've posted about this offer on Kindle and Nook message forums. I hope it helps get more eyes on the story.

[norilana]

Many thanks for pointing these typos out! In fact, if you find any more as you keep reading, do me a favor please and let me know, so that I can fix all of them at once.

Enjoy the book! :-)

[3v1lsh33pz]

Absolutely!

[3v1lsh33pz]

I finished reading this morning, and I only noticed two other misspellings/typos.

Dream 12: "It was whispered among the servants that he could singlehandedly defend their Princess from harm, if such a need arose." - "singlehandedly" should be "single-handedly."

Dream 14: "While their skins were darker that ours and of an olive hue,..." - "that" should be "than."