THE BEAUTY BRIDE is now free at Amazon, as well as at most other portals. The exception is B&N, but I’m hoping the free price shows up there soon. There are links and an excerpt on my site, right here.
Most of you who stop by here have probably read the book already, but I’m hoping that this promotion will introduce the Kinfairlie family to some new readers.
Why is the process of going free complicated – or at least, time consuming? The issue is that on two of the bigger portals – Amazon and B&N – it’s not possible to directly set a price to be free. B&N will, however, accept a free price if the title is distributed through Smashwords with a free price. This is a bit odd, but there you go. So, I’m waiting on SW to push the price change through the distribution channel to B&N. It’s gone from there to Sony and Apple, so maybe the delay is on B&N’s end. (?) Either way, I hope it changes soon.
Amazon has to choose to match the free price that is offered elsewhere, which means they can choose to un-match at their discretion. It takes a while for a book to go free there (if it does) and there’s no telling how long the free price will last. I’m glad it’s free now. (The point being that if you want a Kindle edition, grab it soon.)
Every day the promotion lasts, there are more readers who get to sample Kinfairlie, and that’s all good.
A taste for experimentation is critical in these Wild West days of publishing!
Deborah Cooke: Author 
2 responses to “Update on THE BEAUTY BRIDE”
I just finished The Beauty Bride. LUV IT, LUV IT. I have now purchased the whole set. I read for entertainment and that you did. You transported your reader into the book. I can’t wait to start the The Red Rose Bride.
I love historicals and historial paranormal, so I will also check out some of those you have written.
Thank you for entertainment.
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Thanks Cheryl! I’m so glad you enjoyed Madeline and Rhys’ story.
And now you’ve made my day. Thanks!
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