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The Wordsy Woman philosophy when it comes to book marketing is that there is no one-size-fits-all magic bullet tactic that's going to work for every author and every book. There is no proven system you can follow that will guarantee your book to become a best-seller. What works for one author, one book, or one reader may not work for another. So I advocate getting back to the marketing basics.In Book Marketing Basics: The 5 Ps, you will go beyond hit-and-miss marketing tactics to learn how to apply the marketing fundamentals in the ways that make the most sense to your product, your readers, your personality, and your preferences.It will help you get your book or product in the best shape as possible to prepare for the market. You'll decide the best price at which to offer your book or product for sale as well as where offering it for sale is most likely to attract buyers. We'll also cover promotion; in general as well as online and off. Throughout it all, you will learn how to take the fifth P of people into account, which includes your readers and yourself.Follow this advice to evaluate your book as a product, its price, its distribution, its promotion, its readers, and yourself to provide the best chance of selling and helping you to meet your goals.

Alice Sinkey must put her family back together in this sequel to Taming the Twisted.

In early June 1860, Abigail enjoyed a peaceful home life in Camanche, Iowa, and, Joseph Sund had recently proposed marriage. That changes June 3rd when a tornado rips through town, killing her parents. At the mass funeral for those who perished in the storm, she learns Marty Cranson, with whom Abigail witnessed Joseph having a heated argument, died, but at the hands of a person rather than the tornado. In addition to being faced with raising her young siblings, Joseph has disappeared and a stranger, Marshall Stevenson, appears, offering to help Abigail repair the families' home and help with the crops. Abigail, while developing romantic feelings for Marshall, tolerating the scorn of town woman, and working as a seamstress and storekeeper to support her siblings, becomes obsessed with finding out who killed Marty, hoping that and not that he no longer loved her, was the reason Joseph left.