Nook circling the drain?

Received two interesting e-mails today from Nook, quoted in their entirety below. We are writing to announce an important change to our NOOK Service that will affect NOOK Press vendors publishing content in the United Kingdom. Effective March 15, 2016, NOOK will no longer sell digital content in the United Kingdom. The NOOK Store on … Read More

Triple Cross now available on third-party sites.

Triple Cross (Triple Trouble 7) is finally available on all the usual third-party sites. (My publisher uploads them all at the same time, but some of them take longer than others to process.) Buy Links: Siren-BookStrand Kindle Nook Kobo Google Apple

Broken Toy FINALLY available on Nook.

For those of you who’ve been waiting, Broken Toy (Suncoast Society 7) is finally available on the Nook platform. Click here to buy on Nook. Click here to buy on Kindle. Click here to buy on Kobo. Click here to buy on Google. Buy from Siren-BookStrand: It’s still not available on Apple, but once it … Read More

How long until your books get on Kindle/Nook/Kobo/etc.?

Remember, if you have a Kindle or Nook (or whatever) you don’t have to wait until my books come out at third-party stores to buy them. You can get them directly from Siren-BookStrand on release day! Kindle – Set up your Siren-BookStrand account with your Kindle email address, and make sure your Kindle is account … Read More

The value of e-books…

I was watching the Today show this morning and saw a story where they interviewed Dr. Ian K. Smith about his new book, “The Truth About Men.” Dr. Smith was articulate, funny, and I liked what I heard. Any time I hear about a non-fiction book that strikes my interest, especially if it’s one I … Read More

When will it be available on Kindle?

I get that question a lot. Now that my Tymber Dalton fiction will be releasing exclusively through Siren-BookStrand, I know I’ll be getting it a lot more frequently. You CAN buy my books for your Kindle (or nook or whatever) straight from Siren-BookStrand. And if you have a Kindle, all you have to do is … Read More

Kobo comparison part one.

Well, because I’m a geek addicted to gadgets, I picked up a Kobo e-reader from Sprawlmart today. (They also sell nook and I believe Sony and another reader I’d never heard of and can’t remember.) So far, I’m not impressed. I paid $129. For $20 more, you can get a basic nook. Pros: lightweight, not … Read More

E-reader Comparison.

Okay my little blog buddies, I’ve been playing around with my Kindle 2, nook, and older Sony e-reader, and while I don’t have all the answers, I am ready to share a few things I’ve discovered. All three of these players have a computer-based reader you can use. Kindle 2: Amazon’s Kindle reader is also … Read More

E-book conversions.

Since we now own a Sony e-reader, a Kindle, and a nook, I’m working on a comparison post on all of them. In the meantime, you can visit Calibre’s site at: http://calibre-ebook.com/ and use it to convert files to write to the devices. (Yes, that means even to your Kindle.) It’s free software, and allows … Read More