Some secrets are best left un-baked. 🥖🔪
If you love a small town that’s a little too quiet, a body that turns up in the wrong place, and a protagonist who kneads dough and trouble then Millie Bramley’s A Crust of Suspicion is about to become your new obsession.
@bymilliebramley Your book represents so much time and passion. I’m curious what has been the biggest challenge since publishing: getting the right readers to discover it, or keeping the momentum going after launch
@DrAnishKumar4 When you first imagined publishing your book, what did success look like in your mind? Was it simply getting published, or was it seeing readers actively discussing and recommending your work? I'm always interested in how authors define that moment.
@OliverBenn52780 When you first imagined publishing your book, what did success look like in your mind? Was it simply getting published, or was it seeing readers actively discussing and recommending your work? I'm always interested in how authors define that moment.
@AlanBreenAuthor When you first imagined publishing your book, what did success look like in your mind? Was it simply getting published, or was it seeing readers actively discussing and recommending your work? I'm always interested in how authors define that moment.
@BookBongo When you first imagined publishing your book, what did success look like in your mind? Was it simply getting published, or was it seeing readers actively discussing and recommending your work? I'm always interested in how authors define that moment.
@SusanneLeist When you first imagined publishing your book, what did success look like in your mind? Was it simply getting published, or was it seeing readers actively discussing and recommending your work? I'm always interested in how authors define that moment.
@AuthorMDAlexan1 When you first imagined publishing your book, what did success look like in your mind? Was it simply getting published, or was it seeing readers actively discussing and recommending your work? I'm always interested in how authors define that moment.
@Andrea_H_Writes When you first imagined publishing your book, what did success look like in your mind? Was it simply getting published, or was it seeing readers actively discussing and recommending your work? I'm always interested in how authors define that moment.
@anjaahudson When you first imagined publishing your book, what did success look like in your mind? Was it simply getting published, or was it seeing readers actively discussing and recommending your work? I'm always interested in how authors define that moment.
@Critical_VP I noticed you've put a lot of work into getting your book out there. I'm curious, do you feel your book is currently reaching as many readers as it deserves, or do you think there's still a visibility gap between the book and its potential audience?
@AuthorDSHughes I noticed you've put a lot of work into getting your book out there. I'm curious, do you feel your book is currently reaching as many readers as it deserves, or do you think there's still a visibility gap between the book and its potential audience?