Monday, November 21, 2016

Finding Each Other scheduled for release November 27, 2016

mark@marktreble.com

Finding  Each Other, sequel to Finding Friendship, will be released to publication on Amazon.com on November 27, 2016. Its post-publication price will be $2.99. Until then, it is available for pre-order at $0.99.

Monday, November 14, 2016

Finding Each Other Available Tomorrow for Pre-order

mark@marktreble.com

Finding Each Other, Book Two of the Finding Series, will be available for pre-order November 15, 2016, at a price of $0.99. It will be published on November 27, 2016, at the regular price of $2.99.

This is the sequel to Finding Friendship, where straight Mike and gay Luke strike up a bromance. Luke is still wary of getting too close for fear of being hurt again. Mike is still wary of pushing Luke to come closer for fear of abandonment. Mike's meltdowns, triggered by jealousy, actually help bring the two men closer. Luke's meltdowns, triggered by becoming vulnerable, push them farther apart.

They become closer emotionally, intellectually and physically. They agree they are boyfriends, but don't try to define it. When Luke finally opens his art to Mike, it starts a chain of events that bonds them tighter, and leads to each expressing his feelings for the other. They've found friendship and they've found one another. Do they find love?

Readers can get a free companion novella, Emgee Saves the Farm, written by Mike's dog.

Volume Three, Finding Closure, will be available for pre-order just before Christmas, 2016.


Sunday, November 13, 2016

Current Status of In-Process Books

mark@marktreble.com

Finding Friendship has been available for two weeks and is doing well.

Finding Each Other is complete, pending a final review of the e-book conversion. It is scheduled to be available November 20, 2016, for pre-order at $0.99, then will be published November 27 at its regular price of $2.99.

Finding Closure is in editing. Tentative schedule for pre-order availability is December 20, 2016, at $0.99, then will be published December 27, 2016, at its regular price of $3.99.

Did You Ever See Allegro is about 60% finished in first draft. This tale of a college garage band in 1969-70 should be available for purchase in the first quarter of 2017.

Thursday, November 10, 2016

Finding Each Other scheduled for pre-orders November 20

mark@marktreble.com

Finding Each Other, Volume Two of the Finding Series, is scheduled for pre-orders at $0.99 on November 20, 2016. It will be published on November 27, 2016, at its regular price of $2.99.

Mike and Luke continue getting closer, but each has issues he cannot discuss, and cannot deal with by himself. Do they work together to deal with the issues, or do they call it quits?

Friday, November 4, 2016

Finding Friendship is off to a good start across the globe

mark@marktreble.com

Finding Friendship has launched well with sales in the U.S., U.K., Germany and Australia. Book two, Finding Each Other, will be available for pre-order around November 20 at a reduced price, and will be published around November 30. Volume three is set for pre-order at a reduced price, and publication, in December.

Those who have read Finding Friendship can have a free copy of volume one of Emgee's Autobiography, Emgee Adopts a Pet, by sending me an email.

Thanks!

Tuesday, November 1, 2016

Recommended Reading

mark@marktreble.com

Daron's Guitar Chronicles is the best coming-of-age tale I have ever read.

https://www.amazon.com/Darons-Guitar-Chronicles-Cecilia-Tan-ebook/dp/B004EHZUA0/ref=sr_1_1?s=digital-text&ie=UTF8&qid=1478017797&sr=1-1&keywords=daron%27s+guitar+chronicles

Daron's growth and evolution provides the umbrella story. Underneath that are multiple stories dealing with rock and roll in the 1980s, the record industry, dysfunctional families, coming out, dealing with adversity, mental illness, the meaning of fidelity, and at least a dozen others. The stories are told in threads that intertwine, disappear and reappear later, but all are tied to Daron's coming of age.

The Chronicles are also available on-line at http://daron.ceciliatan.com/. The writing is superb, the characters are so realistic that many aficionados treat them as actual people. If you read on-line, start at the beginning. There's not a wasted chapter, sentence or word.