IN THE BLEAK MIDWINTER paperback and Kindle publication
By Carol Rivers - October 20, 2011
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It was only two months ago when I last posted and now it's October already! My latest novel, In The Bleak Midwinter, is about to be published both in paperback and digital format. I once thought that reading from an electronic device could never match the joy of holding a book in my hands. My view was shared by many in the early days of the new technology, but slowly this magic slate, as the Kindle is fondly known, has become part and parcel of everyday life. Many readers tell me they love the facility of reading larger or smaller print, plus the ability of an ereader to store hundreds of books at one time. Holiday reading has never been so versatile; gone is the bulging luggage and heavy bag problem! The ability to connect to the internet is another bonus. And whilst this new technology is a little daunting at first, it soon becomes second nature. Now I would never travel without my Kindle, whilst of course, leaving my well-stocked library at home - books that I treasure and will always buy for my shelves, as well as sign for readers at events. So, to have my new book in various formats, is a wonderful thing. But perhaps the greatest satisfaction comes in the warm approval the books have received from YOU! I couldn't have asked for more after East End Angel's successful release in 2010. So I'm taking this opportunity on Simon&Schuster's author page, to thank every reader who has spent precious pennies on a Rivers novel. I keep in touch with many of you and absorb all your comments. I am so grateful for your interest and those who take the time and trouble to post reviews on Amazon, Facebook, Twitter and Goodreads etc. I hope, whether you are reading this latest book in paperback or electronic form, that you will be transported back to 1919, to the East End of London, to stand beside Birdie Connor and her family, as they fight for justice and freedom. I hope Birdie's brave spirit lights up your world as you read, sharing with you her zest for life, refusal to give up hope, and her search for true love. Once again, happy reading everyone! A blessed and healthy winter to you all. Carolx










