
Adoring Amy is now available in audiobook format. Go to the Adoring Amy book page for links to purchase through Google Play or Kobo. As with all my books, the Adoring Amy audiobook is Free with a Kobo Plus subscription.
Destined for Deanna is out in eBook on all retailers now. Check the Destined for Deanna book page for links to purchase from your favorite eBook sites.
I'm also in the process of getting the paperbacks and audiobook set up, so you should be able to see links to purchase those soon. I'm just waiting on the electronic proof from Ingram Spark, so I can approve the 6x9 paperback for printing and set up a purchase link through them. Unfortunately, I'm having trouble with the paperback on Amazon. This book is too long for the typical 5x8 paperback I've done on there for all my other books. So, I've had to go up to a 5.5x8.5 paperback to fit within their page count limits. And unfortunately, their system keeps having an error when it tries to process my files for this new size. I'm working on the problem, but I'm not sure how long before the system lets me get it uploaded. I'll post a link for purchase as soon as I get it working and approved on their end.
I've also already started editing the audiobook for Destined for Deanna but this process takes a while for me to get the voices to sound just how I hear them as I'm writing. I know that can be annoying for those who prefer to listen to books instead of physically reading them. As someone with ADHD, who struggles with not being able to focus to read because it requires me to sit still and not do anything else, I completely understand. But the fact that it takes me so long to go through each audiobook to get them just right is actually one of the reasons why I like using Google Auto-Narration to make my audiobooks. Yes, I know that some people will complain about Auto-Narration being AI, but after working with it, I don't think it really counts as AI. I think it's just an updated version of the older text-to-speech programs that were out long before AI because it doesn't seem to be capable of learning how I want certain words to sound and has literally made me physically change the pronunciation on each and every one of the approximately 200 words I've changed from "you" to "ya" since uploading the unedited version to start making this audiobook. And before anyone complains about that, remember these characters are from Oklahoma and Texas. Trust me, we say "ya" a lot more than we say "you" in my family, both the side from Oklahoma and the side from Texas, so those changed had to be made to make these characters sound like I hear them when I'm writing, even though my hands type "You" way too often. But regardless, I'm hoping to have the audiobook out by the end of the month. Keep checking the Destined for Deanna page for purchase links.
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