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First thank you for answering my question, I understand being in a free time constrictive occupation (Critical Disaster/Mutual Aid Response) how valuable free/personal time is and how little of it there can be. I am graciously awaiting the next book in the series after binge reading the others. I would also like to commend you for injecting classic feminism where you show a baance can be attained by women with out the current third wave feminist ideology of generalizing ALL men as toxic and patriarchal, and the geopolitics of an individual/group of powerful wealthy elites who seem to have more sway with elected politicians and officials. You truly dared to go where very few have gone in the romance genre and it shows in your writing. I thoroughly enjoy the hunt each couple has to undertake to find their key, here too you do not disappoint. I have avoided reading crime/investigative drama as the are very predictable to me due to a prior occupation that was very similar to that subject matter. You have kept me intrigued in each hunt and kept truly interested. Excellent series thus far and can't wait till September I already have my copy on preorder for my kindle through Amazon. FYI I sent them a comment cause the series is basically free with kindle unlimited, I've had to pay for books that were a fraction of the literary tallent you have. I do hope you get paid for your efforts if not please post the link that pays you accordingly.
First of all, thank you so much for your kind words about my writing and this series in particular!
Regarding your concern about Kindle Unlimited, I do get paid when people read my books through the program. Amazon has a system in place that compensates authors based on the number of pages read in KU. So, your support through the KU platform is still helping me as an author.
Last but not least, I believe that the number of smart, discerning, and free-thinking women who enjoy the romance genre is greatly underestimated. That's why I "dare to go there." ;-)
I'm thrilled that you're looking forward to the next installment, which should release early!
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Apr 07, 2023 08:10PM
First thank you for answering my question, I understand being in a free time constrictive occupation (Critical Disaster/Mutual Aid Response) how valuable free/personal time is and how little of it there can be. I am graciously awaiting the next book in the series after binge reading the others. I would also like to commend you for injecting classic feminism where you show a baance can be attained by women with out the current third wave feminist ideology of generalizing ALL men as toxic and patriarchal, and the geopolitics of an individual/group of powerful wealthy elites who seem to have more sway with elected politicians and officials. You truly dared to go where very few have gone in the romance genre and it shows in your writing. I thoroughly enjoy the hunt each couple has to undertake to find their key, here too you do not disappoint. I have avoided reading crime/investigative drama as the are very predictable to me due to a prior occupation that was very similar to that subject matter. You have kept me intrigued in each hunt and kept truly interested. Excellent series thus far and can't wait till September I already have my copy on preorder for my kindle through Amazon. FYI I sent them a comment cause the series is basically free with kindle unlimited, I've had to pay for books that were a fraction of the literary tallent you have. I do hope you get paid for your efforts if not please post the link that pays you accordingly.
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First of all, thank you so much for your kind words about my writing and this series in particular! Regarding your concern about Kindle Unlimited, I do get paid when people read my books through the program. Amazon has a system in place that compensates authors based on the number of pages read in KU. So, your support through the KU platform is still helping me as an author.
Last but not least, I believe that the number of smart, discerning, and free-thinking women who enjoy the romance genre is greatly underestimated. That's why I "dare to go there." ;-)
I'm thrilled that you're looking forward to the next installment, which should release early!
