Dungeon Crawler Carl book 1 is today’s Daily Deal over at Audible!
Don’t do it. With an ~80% read through rate from book one to two and 90+ from then on out, it’s clearly an evil plan to separate you from the rest of your precious credits. #dailydeal#litrpg
HAPPY UK PUB DAY to @MaxSeeck, @welbeckpublish, and @ahlbackagency!! This book is absolutely fantastic and I can’t wait for you to read it all. Out in the US next month!!
Happy Publication Day to @MaxSeeck & #TheWitchHunter! Effortlessly infused with the key hallmarks of Nordic Noir & intensely visual, this utterly gripping fast-paced tale of a terrifying serial killer will not let you go...
Available now @welbeckpublish: https://t.co/7WKTgIVQiL
Happy Publication Day to @MaxSeeck & #TheWitchHunter! Effortlessly infused with the key hallmarks of Nordic Noir & intensely visual, this utterly gripping fast-paced tale of a terrifying serial killer will not let you go...
Available now @welbeckpublish: https://t.co/7WKTgIVQiL
I absolutely love mythology so I thoroughly enjoyed listening to the #BookYourSummerLive talk on Modern Mythology and have absolutely broken my book buying break😂📚
Two years ago, as our 25th anniversary loomed, it dawned on me: Bold action was required. No nice dinner or overnight at a quiet inn.
“We need new material,” I told John. “We need to do something seriously out of our comfort zone.”
“Burning Man,” he said https://t.co/kaPugc61qV
Want to find your purpose during the coronavirus? @f_Martela, author of A Wonderful Life, speaks on this in an interview with @PsychToday. Click here to read more: https://t.co/l2T3f8W5nR
For the third year in a row, Finland has been chosen as the world's happiest country. Frank Martela, Finnish author of A Wonderful Life (on sale Tuesday), reflects in the @nytimes Times and in his book on how to be happy and find the meaning of life. https://t.co/GxgPkhSuDk
For the third year in a row, Finland has been chosen as the world's happiest country. Frank Martela, Finnish author of A Wonderful Life (on sale Tuesday), reflects in the @nytimes Times and in his book on how to be happy and find the meaning of life. https://t.co/GxgPkhSuDk