Hey ,

Apologies for the corny subject line, but I couldn't resist. Besides, you certainly know by now I love a good play on words.

One thing I’ve learned through this grand writing adventure is that creativity is a fickle little beast. One minute, she’s snapping and snarling and fighting me every step of the way, the next, she’s winning Best in Show.

Right now, she’s behaving somewhere in between: cooperating in fits and starts, but on her own erratic schedule, so I have to make the most of each burst of inspiration before it slips away.

It also helps if I imagine you, my dear reader, finally discovering what happens to Syd after that crazy cliffhanger in book two!

All right, I’m off to tame the beast. But first, some good news.

In my last newsletter, I invited you to enter a draw for a signed copy of one of my books, and on Monday, I pulled one lucky subscriber’s name out of a cookie jar.

If you follow me on Instagram, you probably already saw the video, but if not, you can watch it here:

🎉 Congratulations, Diane!📘

And for future draws like this, I encourage the rest of you to take a chance. As you can see by the number of entries, your odds of winning are pretty good!

You may recall that I sent you an extra note last week saying that select hardcover versions of my TimeBlink series were ridiculously cheap on Amazon but that I couldn’t guarantee for how long.

Well, within minutes of that email, the price shot back up to regular retail and left me looking like a doofus, or worse—a shyster.

My theory is that Amazon had a small surplus of hardcovers on hand that they wanted to blow out, and the moment those books were gone, wham, back to full price.

At any rate, it wasn’t a good look for me, and I apologize if you didn’t get in on the deal.

Oh, and it seems the Zon is still up to its old shenanigans. At the time of this email, the hardcover version of Flight 444 is on sale in Canada for $14.87… but for how long is anyone’s guess! 🤷🏼‍♀️

The stakes are high in this final instalment of the TimeBlink series as Syd races against time to save her son, her soulmate, and possibly the world itself. 

Watch this spot in future emails to see the final book in The Syd Brixton TimeBlink series come to life.

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