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If you enjoyed A Sudden Gift of Fate, be sure to read its sequel A Wisdom of Owls. Together with The Cyber Miracles they make up The Maeve Kenny Series. All three novels are available around the web via Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Sony eReader, Apple iBooks, Kobo and Smashwords.
Buying gifts (such as books on Amazon.com 🙂 Here are your Christmas deadlines:
Dec. 17 – last day for free Super Saver shipping
Dec. 20 – last day for orders with standard shipping
Dec. 21 – last day for two-day shipping
Dec. 22 – last day for one-day shipping
Ho! Ho! Ho!
Order any of my novels from my eStores this week and receive 20% off your total order. After clicking the “Add to Cart” buttons on the storefront pages, a new page opens. Put this code in the “Options and Discounts” box before clicking the “Check Out” button: (sorry this has expired)
Here are my eStore web sites:
- 3/17 published in 2010
- The Cyber Miracles published in 2008
- A Sudden Gift of Fate published in 2009
It’s my way of thanking you all for your support. Happy holidays!
As part of National Novel Writing Month, I decided to write the third and final installment of the Maeve Kenny series. The story picks up a few years after A Sudden Gift of Fate ends. It was great to spend another month at Keuka Lake (in my imagination, that is—drat!) writing about the further adventures of Fergal, BrĂdgeen, Maeve & Andy.
    I just finished the first draft. My process is to walk away from the book for a few months now and work on other editing before I go back to it. There are some great new plot lines and more than a couple twists. Can’t wait to get this ready for my readers.
Stay tuned for a special online shopping deal for my readers, plus news about the third book in the Maeve Kenny series!!
Just wanted to let readers know that my new novel will be available soon. Here’s the description:
In this loose parody of Dante’s Inferno, four Irish traditional musicians get lost in the backwoods of upstate New York the week before St. Patrick’s Day. On the journey, the band descends through nine hellish circles of American-style 3/17 revelry: Step-dancing princesses. Bobbing shamrock headbangers. Green beer bacchanals. Shillelagh-wavin’ geezers.  (WARNING: Abandon hope, all ye corned beef-allergic who enter here.)
This novel also has a list price of $20 and will be available at all of the same outlets as my first two.
I have created a web site for all of my writing.
It’s called marypathyland.com. Consider it a clearinghouse for all
of my works, including digital versions of my new and already
published novels. Stop by and let me know what you think.
I just created the blog for my new novel, 3/17. The book is in final editing stage. Follow all the latest news on it here.
My display at Barnes & Noble in 2008.
On Tuesday, Sept. 21, I’ll be participating in my first “-palooza” event.
    Barnes & Noble in the Town Square Mall, Vestal, N.Y., is hosting a local authors event called “Authorpalooza” that evening at 6:30. About 15 authors will be sitting at cafĂ© tables around the bookstore selling and signing their books. (Books are bought at B&N checkout.) It should be a fun event with special drawings for guests.
    I think my new novel, 317, will be published by then. I’ll let you know.
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The view from Keuka Spring Vineyard's patio.
Go raibh mĂle maith ag
(a thousand thanks to) the Wiltberger family, Judy, Len, Mark & Jeanne, for the wonderful hospitality they showed me last weekend during the book signing at their winery, Keuka Springs Vineyards.
    It was a soft day, in the rainy Irish sense, so the numbers of visitors were lower than expected but I was delighted that my books were purchased and heading off to new locations.
    If you ever go to Keuka Lake for winery tours, you must put Keuka Spring on your agenda. The team running the tastings are fun and laid back, yet knowledgeable. The Wiltbergers have a superb gift shop where you can buy locavore cheeses and other treats as well as their wines, delightful accessories and logo clothing.
    When you go, be sure to pack a picnic lunch so you can sit out on the deck to savor the glorious view, sunshine and cool breezes rushing down the vineyards as you sip one of their great wines.
P.S. Keuka Spring is celebrating its 25th year! On Aug. 15 they are having a 25th Anniversary Celebration complete with a pig roast, games on the lawn and live music. Make your reservation by Aug. 9 to attend. Tickets are $20.
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