This week, the Spindrift audiobook launched! Annette Romano did a fabulous job with the narration. Listening to that first sample of a new audiobook is always nerve wracking for me, even though I trust Annette’s renditions implicitly. But, as usual, when I listened to those initial files, I found myself forgetting I had written the book and just enjoying the story!
The audiobook is available on Amazon, Audible, and iTunes, or if you’re a Patreon patron, for free as long as I have promo codes.
Other News
In other news, I unfortunately had to cancel my appearances in Provincetown this week. I love attending Women’s Week in Ptown, as I get to see my author friends, meet readers, and stare moodily out at the October ocean, but my health did not permit me to attend as planned. The only upside to this is that I now have more copies of my books, so stay tuned for a holiday signed books sale!
On Patreon, the Miranda novella Stillwater continues to unfold chapter by chapter and is looking more and more like it might exceed novella length entirely. Meanwhile, Tuck’s adventures will conclude in the third and final (for now) installment of (N)unconventional Habits. In the works are some holiday stories from the folks at Seal Cove, Robyn’s band, and, of course, the crew of Man o’ War, along with audio content, sneak peaks at my upcoming gothic romance, and the occasional fairytale/myth retelling. If you don’t want to miss out, consider becoming a patron for as little as $2 a month.
Perhaps most importantly, my writing team has two new additions: Pandora and Prometheus, our rescue kittens. They assist me with things like opening random tabs, typing cryptic messages, and warming my lap. My social media is pretty much kitten central right now, and you can always follow me on Instagram, Twitter, and now TikTok, where I feel like an old crone. I am less and less active on Facebook these days, but I am there too from time to time.
That’s all for now! As always, thank you for reading my books and taking the time to tell me about your reading experiences. It means the world to me.
Anna Burke 