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I thought this was pretty cool! (Wish I could fix the formatting, but it looks a mess when I try. Apologies!) I know the numbers can fluctuate just from doing my own searching for various books in various genre's, so who knows how long it will remain. But at the time of the screen shot, Miss Independent was sitting at #85 under "African American Women's Fiction" on the Amazon UK Best Sellers list. Not sure how many sales I've generated thus far, but just wanted to say a big THANK YOU to anyone who has read it, recommended it, bought it and even those who returned it after realizing it wasn't for you. At least you tried it and maybe passed it on to a friend. LOL.

I am in the middle of completing the second book in the series. I have the title, the story, the beginning/middle/end, which is good because it is also helping me to flesh out Book 3. I am currently filling in the blanks for the second installment and am having a blast in doing so! There is still a contest on Goodreads for the chance to win a printed copy. Mind you, it's a PROOF copy, so there will be a few mistakes, but hopefully not as many as would be in a rough draft.

Again, thanks to all of those who continue to read Miss Independent as well as all other books I have placed on Amazon and B&N!

Have a great Sunday everyone!


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