The Special Editions of which I speak
The 12/21/12 Apocalypse didn’t kill us, nor did it wipe out technology, so to celebrate for the month of January the Amaranthine Special Editions will be priced at just $2.99. With two books in each volume, that makes it just $1.50 a book, not to mention all the yummy extras like character interviews, artwork and more.
Volume I: Shades of Gray and Legacy of Ghosts, the first two novels in the Amaranthine series weave a bloody tale of death, war, love and most of all vampires. Special features include the “Lost Chapters” from Legacy of Ghosts, the short story “How to Silence a Human”, links to downloadable content and a character gallery featuring original artwork.
Volume II: Ties of Blood and Ashes of Deceit, the third and fourth books in the Amaranthine series, continue the saga of Katelina and her new world of blood, night and vampires. Special features include character interviews, the story of Lilith, links to downloadable content and an Executioner gallery featuring bios and original artwork.
(for an extended description visit the Special Edition Page)
On Amazon:
Volume 1: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B009BA0VK4
Volume 2: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B009BJAGU0/
On Barnes and Noble*
Volume 1: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/1113097905?ean=2940015526110
Volume 2: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/1113069477?ean=2940015538038
On Smashwords:
Volume 1: https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/236178
Volume 2: https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/236195
* As of this posting B&N is being persnickety, so to get your special sale price you have to click where it says NOOK Books (2) and then choose the second version like so:
Vampire Syndrome
/ January 1, 2013I picked ‘em both up. Nice marketing strategy!
Like you said, why should video disc packages have all the fun?
Joleene Naylor
/ January 1, 2013Thanks so much! Hope you enjoy them! my mother actually gave me the idea when she suggested collecting all the character interviews into a book of their own – I thought it seemed thin as a stand alone, but as a “special feature”…
Donna DM Yates
/ January 4, 2013Persnickity? I think that’s a great word for Indie authors for 2013. Amazon is being persnickity with me.
Joleene Naylor
/ January 5, 2013Persnickety tends to describe the internet as a whole
Hopefully Amazon straightens out for you soon!