Showing posts with label paperback. Show all posts
Showing posts with label paperback. Show all posts

Friday, October 25, 2019

The Conrad Chronicles: Rebirth is now in print!

The fourth Conrad book, Rebirth, is now available for sale as a trade paperback through Lulu.com . I set it at a 10% discount, and Lulu usually has a 10% to 15% off coupon, so it is cheaper to buy it directly from Lulu than any other place. If you prefer shopping elsewhere, within the next 4 to 6 weeks, it will be available for order through book stores and on Amazon. I will let you know when that happens.

Meanwhile, enjoy a glance at the cover and the teaser for this novel.



Lucy Gloria Vasilis Lucas struggles to accept her new life. She no longer is seen as the daughter of Ambassador Arsilin Lucas, the child who witnessed her mother's murder, but is now valued as the daughter of Gloria of the House of Vasilis, a Conrad of the Light, and the Chosen One who is destined to defeat Xavier of the House of Baldemar. At the age of eighteen, Lucy has gone from living at Willow Manor on Earth to living aboard the space ship, the Galactic Falcon. Her life has gone from one of surviving the brutality of the adults around her to being presented with a universe full of options. The magnitude of these sudden changes has sent Lucy's mind into shock.

As Lucy adjusts to space living, and slowly accepts she is alive and not delusional, she finds herself trying to accept the concept of being a Conrad, a human able to control energy. In addition, she must get to know her Uncle Zeplan, an uncle she never knew existed until the day he rescued her off of Earth.

Rebirth for Sale at Lulu




Wednesday, November 15, 2017

The Conrad Chronicles: Revolt has been published!

After many hours of toil (or perhaps I should say years), The Conrad Chronicles: Revolt is back in print. Right now the paperback version is available at Lulu.com.

https://www.lulu.com/shop/search.ep?keyWords=The+Conrad+Chronicles%3A+Revolt&type=

It takes a few weeks for it to be available for purchase through Amazon, Barnes and Nobles and other books stores as a paper back.  Though currently you can purchase the Kindle version on Amazon.

https://www.amazon.com/Conrad-Chronicles-Revolt-Heather-Hobson-ebook/dp/B076VVD23F/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1510815846&sr=8-1&keywords=the+conrad+chronicles%3A+Revolt

If you do go to Amazon and find the Kindle you will see a paperback version for sale. That is the old one by the evil publisher that was retailing it for $27.95. When the new version comes out it will retail on Amazon.com for $17.99. Though if you go to Lulu.com and purchase the paperback copy you get a 25% discount off of the $17.99 so can get it there for only $13.50. In addition Lulu almost always has a coupon for another percentage off or free shipping. So by shopping for the book at Lulu.com, you cut out the middle man and save money.

Happy Reading!


PS: The cover is designed as a puzzle. With the publication of each of the 9 books in the series, a square shall be revealed.

Wednesday, October 25, 2017

The Conrad Chronicles: Revolt, a writing update

Good news: Revolt is almost ready for public sale again. Everything has been uploaded and formatted and the proof copy has been order. If all goes well, Revolt will be for sale by November as a paperback, and possible as an e-book even sooner.

As soon as this novel is up for sale, I will let you know (as well as begin polishing up the second novel in The Conrad Chronicles, Realizations.

Here is the cover, which Charles Berton did a great job on creating for me. Happy reading.


Cover for The Conrad Chronicles: Revolt by Charles Berton

Saturday, October 17, 2015

Unicorn's Milk has been published!

Yet another book I have penned is ready for sale.  Within the next 24 hours the Kindle Version on amazon.com will be ready. The paperback version came back from the printers and looks great.  It should be available to order from lulu.com, amazon.com, or through any book store within the next 6 to 8 weeks, just in time for Christmas shopping.

Here's the press release for all you curious people. Feel free to copy and share it.




Release Date: November 2015

Title: Unicorn’s Milk
Author: Heather Hobson Lewis
ISBN: 978-1-329-6045-4
Publisher: Lulu Enterprises, Inc.
Available in trade paper back or e-book at www.Lulu.com, Amazon.com, or order through your
local bookstore.
Author’s Blog: HeatherHobsonwriter@blogspot.com
Author’s e-mail: HHWriter@gmail.com


Unicorn’s Milk
by Heather Hobson Lewis

On rumored advice from a holy woman, a desperate seventeen-cycle-old Heort begs his village masters to grant him time to find unicorn milk in order to heal his sister, Oriana, from demon fever.  Reluctantly the masters agree and give Heort one moon.
           
As Heort heads north in search of the unicorn, he meets a clocked stranger, whom he assumes to be a traveling master and swordsman.  The cloaked stranger is really Serene of the House of Redston, fleeing to Crosleah in order to escape an arranged marriage.
           
As the pair journey, they must overcome a lack of supplies, other travelers, Parvudom Kalec's men, who have been sent to bring Serene back, and each other's stubbornness on where to go.  Day by day, Heort and Serene learn to tolerate each other's strengths and weaknesses, while at the same time learning what is truly most important.
           
This is the tale of Unicorn's Milk, a quest of self-discoveries, a story of magic and fantasy, and a journey of hope and spirit.

Heather Hobson Lewis has dedicated the past twenty-five years to developing her writing, especially The Conrad Chronicles. She possess a BA in history from the University of San Francisco and a teaching credential through Mills College. Her publishing credits include The Conrad Chronicles: Revolt, Callings: Tales of the Conrads of Karna,and Stubby, the Magic Pencil. She is a member of the Siskiyou County Writer’s Club.

Ms. Lewis currently resides in the Pacific Northwest with her husband and two wonderful dogs, Maggie and Boomer.


Michelle Hays of Willow Creek is the cover artist for this book. She is a graduate of Trinity
High School in Weaverville and has taken art classes from the Art Institute of Portland, Oregon.