I’m also conducting two workshops: “Something Has to Happen” on balancing beautiful language with compelling storytelling for fiction writers, and “Getting Noticed” or writing and placing magazine articles and essays to build your platform.

Hope to see many of my Michigan friends there!

(P.S. – this link works not just for Freezing Point, but for all of my titles.)

I bought Karen Dionne’s Freezing Point on my Kindle for $3.99 and couldn’t figure out why it was so underpriced. This book is up there with all the best. Terrific writing, a plot that keeps you on your toes, and characters that jump off the page. The real surprise is the depth of knowledge that made me wonder if Ms. Dionne had done masses of research, or whether she spends her summers on the ice in the Antarctic.

From the opening scene, I had my heart in my mouth, wondering how the heck you get out of this situation. By the time you’re back on dry land, you’re hooked. This is a book that’s very hard to put down, with heaps of twists and turns, plenty of drama, and the most unexpected culprit. Ms. Dionne’s Boiling Point is next on my reading list.

And today and tomorrow (2/21 & 22), you can get it for free!

Freezing Point by Karen Dionne
Lucidity by CJ Lyons
Switch by Grant McKenzie
A Fine and Dangerous Season by Keith Raffel
Breaking Cover by JD Rhoades
The Unseen by Alexandra Sokoloff

From February 20 – 22, you can download all 6 FREE e-books here.

If you’d like to help spread the word abut this amazing free e-book deal, here is some sample copy you can use, or, if you like, just come up with your own personalized version:

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Happy reading!

“Weaving a Seamless Backstory by Karen Dionne

Behind every well-developed novel lies an important backstory—but including too much of it too soon can halt your story’s momentum. Here’s how to know what to reveal, and when.”

If you get a chance to read my article, I’d love to know what you think!

“Freezing Point will have your blood running cold”

I picked this book up on the recommendation of James Rollins. He mentioned that he had read this one and really liked it so I thought I’d give it a try. I was not disappointed. Talk about freezing you to your seat. I couldn’t stop listening.