Rain Trueax : Tucson Moon Trailer

Thursday, November 28, 2013

Tucson Moon Trailer

Tucson Moon is one of those books that nearly wrote itself which happens once in awhile for a writer. It helps when you are working with characters you created for an earlier book as I had in this case with Arizona Sunset.

Its trailer was even easier as the book was full of imagery from the characters and part of Arizona I love so much. It is officially out the 29th but turns out Amazon worked quickly and both the paperback Tucson Moon and Kindle Tucson Moon are available.

The story begins right before the Christmas holidays which makes it a perfect time to release it.

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Book reviews

Book reviews allow writers to meet, through words, those who read their book. It makes the reader part of the book's experience as they share with future readers .

Reviews don't take more than an 'I loved it' to make an author's day brighter. Longer reviews help a future reader to decide it is or is not right for them. Negative reviews may not be enjoyable for the writer, but they can be helpful to decide if the reader had a problem that others might also. Below are a couple from my books-- the positive ones, of course ;).

“An amazing and spirited story that keeps you turning pages. I simply couldn't put this book aside without wanting to immediately go back and read.”

“You not only get the romance, you get the mystery to make this one of the best books you will ever read.”

“This is the first book in the series and I enjoyed it enough to buy the others as they come along. The writing just flows from page to page as the author builds each of her characters and all of their flaws, hurts and dreams into a book you hate to put down.”

“Love is amazing when we know it and no one else can compare to it. The dark world part of this book was intriguing to me.”

“I enjoyed the western setting and the descriptions of the Montana landscape in all of its beauty and harshness.”

“I loved the time period of the west in Arizona and the rough nature at times with the lives of cowboys and especially those that were living on the edge of the law.”