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I suspect that the book I presently get the most reader mail about (er, in a good way!) is The Book of Accidents. It’s a book that just really landed with people I think in a certain way, especially in how the book regards and reflects things like cycles of abuse and cascading trauma and all that — but also that it’s a book where at the core it’s a book about a family that loves each other and not a family that destroys itself with its secrets. (Not that there’s anything wrong with books featuring the opposite. But I just think some people connect with these characters in a variety of ways.)
(At least, that’s my hope.)
(It also sells pretty well, even still!)
(I don’t know why! Maybe it’s the evil spell I cast on the book. Or the Doritos powder I laced the pages with. Who can say?)
ANYWAY, that book is on sale today, digitally, for $1.99.
You can nab it at:
Amazon | B&N | Kobo | Apple Books and whatever other electric bookmonger you use to procure your various fancy fictions.
Please to enjoy.
Jeffrey M. Davis says:
Read it. Loved it. Paid more than $1.99 for it, but it was worth it.
August 18, 2024 — 6:39 PM
Katherine Karch says:
Just popped over to Amazon, and it’s showing $13.99 for the kindle edition. 🙁
August 19, 2024 — 11:20 AM
terribleminds says:
It was sadly a one day deal! Apologies! Usually the one-day deals bleed over into the next day but Amazon really turned that sale button off fast, I think.
August 19, 2024 — 12:57 PM
Greg Holz says:
I have become a firm believer that you are incredibly gifted! Reading your novels is like… listening to your best friend telling you a ghost story by firelight! I cannot recommend you enough to my friends/coworkers. I loved the slow reveal (?)…. realization about what was happening in Book of Accidents. There’s a group of us (former booksellers) who are currently reading Black River Orchard and we’re constantly messaging each other “did you catch that reference to…”. Brilliant!
Thanks for making reading enjoyable and be sure we’re getting the word out,
Greg
August 22, 2024 — 3:31 PM