Everyone likes an EARLY Christmas gift – and here’s mine for you… Good Tidings – Mary O’Reilly’s Christmas Story – will be FREE all day tomorrow!! (Saturday, December 10th) If you don’t have a Kindle – you can download FREE Kindle software to your computer, i-phone or i-pad. Feel free to share this with your…
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Kindle Lending Library Welcomes Mary O’Reilly Series
I am delighted to announce that the entire Mary O’Reilly Paranormal Series has been selected by Amazon to become part of their Kindle Prime Lending Library. This opportunity was offered to a select number of indie authors and I’m thrilled to be part of this great new promotion. Those of you who are Amazon Prime…
Terri Reid offers author tips at Cherry Valley library
CHERRY VALLEY — Terri Reid, local author of the Mary O’Reilly mystery series, will be a guest speaker for In Print, a professional writers group, this month at the Cherry Valley Public Library. Reid has e-published six books, including “Loose Ends,” “Good Tidings” and “The Ghost of New Orleans.” She will give tips on e-publishing,…
A Newbie’s Guide to Publishing – Guest Post by Terri Reid
While modest pricing is no guarantee of sales, it’s worth noting that more and more self-pubbed authors are hitting the Kindle bestseller lists. Take a look at horror sales at Amazon. Books > Literature & Fiction > Genre Fiction > Horror There are several things interesting about this list. Most interesting is 12 of the…
Darkiss Howl Reviews Good Tidings
Back in April I reviewed the first Mary O’Reilly story Loose Ends by Terri Reid. I really enjoyed it and gave it a great 4.5 stars. Now there are five novels in the series and I decided to treat myself to the second installment. Good Tidings is a fantastic follow on novel, written in the…
Terri Reid sells 60,000 ebooks in her first year!
Last week I had the chance to interview Ann Marie Novark about her first year of success selling 40,000 copies of her book. Now, today, I’m pleased to bring in another fantastic, super popular author, Terri Reid. Most of us … Continue reading →