The Vacation is Over

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I took a bit of a break.  Went camping. Waited impatiently for Betas to finish reading and making their comments.

The good news is that one Betas has finished and has submitted her edits and comments.  Final reviewing begins tonight and the new version od The Bookworm Next Door will be released soon.

I just have to decide how I'm going to do it...

Stay tuned, readers.  Cover reveal and release date coming soon.

A

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