Vow's Trilogy

What happened to Bybee's Time Travels?

No worries, dear reader... Binding Vows, Silent Vows, and Redeeming Vows will be back online very soon.

The first three books in the MacCoinnich Time Travels were previously published by The Wild Rose Press. The rights to these books have reverted back to me and I'm in the process of changing the covers and reformatting this bestselling series.

All three books will be available on the Kindle, the Nook, iBooks, and at Smashwords. Print copies are still available on all .coms that previously had it.

E-Book pricing will go down to $3.99 per book.

And yes... I'm working on Amber's book. Stay tuned.

Let's talk promo!

So... you sold a book. You had a publisher give you the nod, the e-mail or the call... right? Now what? You need to promo the heck out of your masterpiece and get noticed in this huge pie.

Eliza March and I are talking about the success of promotion and how important it is to get noticed so your work sells.

Stop on over to Eliza's blog by clicking HERE.

Live at Bitten By Books ~ Stop by Now!!

I'm live at Bitten By Books. I'm giving away 2 Amazon Gift cards... all you have to do is show up, make a comment or two, or follow any of the other rules for more chances to win.

Click HERE to link on over.

Fun Friday

Okay... I'm so excited about this book... and I think I did a darn good job on the trailer.

What do you think?





Silent Vows will be here in print and e-book September 3rd 2010 from The Wild Rose Press.

Contracts and Milestones

Yes... you heard me... I'm being offered another contract. Does it ever get old. "Hell no!"
The third and final book in my time travel trilogy, Redeeming Vows, has been in my editors hands for less than two weeks and a contract is on its way to my hands.

Fin and Lizzy's story completes the circle, literally and figuratively. For those who have picked up Binding Vows and who are looking forward to Myra's story, Silent Vows, this final chapter ties the entire trilogy into a neat little bow.

The Milestone for me and this final book is how much my writing has changed. I think improved but I'll let you all decided that for yourselves once you put down the last book. I will sometimes laugh and tell the world that if it wasn't for spell check I'd never have had the nerve to try my hand at fiction writing. I still put a lot of the credit for my lack of spelling errors on my critique partners who catch things I don't and to my editor who finds things that slip past the first two of us... but with Redeeming Vows... I think it really did fit the description "Edited within an inch of its life."

Bottom line to any writer is this... Sloppy Submissions = Revise/Resub Requests. Add a story that needs work and you end up with a rejection.

Back to my happy dance.

Happy Monday Everyone!