Just thought I'd keep you posted, the re-edited version of my novel The Greek Seaman will be available shortly. TJ, at TJ Proofs is an excellent proofreader, who comes highly recommended. She is now in the last phase of proofreading. If you're interested in her service, check out her website for published authors she has represented.
Here's the link to TJ's Blog.
Product Description to The Greek Seaman novel
The thunder clapped and the mysterious voice of the sea made itself known about them, and as the ship made its sudden precipitous descent once more it rendered them powerless to move.
The captain shook his head. "This is not a hurricane, this is something else. I have never seen a hurricane like this before, have you?"
What is an eighteen year old newly wed doing travelling on a massive merchant ship anyways? Hadn’t she gone to Greece on tour in a ballet as a dancer? These are questions Katy asks herself while travelling the high seas with Don, her Chief Officer husband. However, little do they know a smuggling ring is also on board for this ride. When explosions, injured sailors, and threats to sink the ship for the insurance turns into the smugglers perfect cover up plan, Don and Katy must try to save themselves. Various ships pass in the night, and the smugglers must finaly try and reach their last contact aboard a rescue operation coming from Crete in order to complete their blue diamond exchange.
This is an exciting sea adventure with just enough suspense and romance. It take's you on a voyage to experience magnificent, soothing wonders of the sea before you enter storms and hurricanes, where Katy also finds herself at times alone on the bridge navigating through it with a seasick crew. From Piraeus, Greece, you'll visit the ports of Lebanon, and Libya, and enjoy the exotic magic of the bazaar. The love between Don and Katy in their ordeal at sea makes this a memorable story.
The captain shook his head. "This is not a hurricane, this is something else. I have never seen a hurricane like this before, have you?"
What is an eighteen year old newly wed doing travelling on a massive merchant ship anyways? Hadn’t she gone to Greece on tour in a ballet as a dancer? These are questions Katy asks herself while travelling the high seas with Don, her Chief Officer husband. However, little do they know a smuggling ring is also on board for this ride. When explosions, injured sailors, and threats to sink the ship for the insurance turns into the smugglers perfect cover up plan, Don and Katy must try to save themselves. Various ships pass in the night, and the smugglers must finaly try and reach their last contact aboard a rescue operation coming from Crete in order to complete their blue diamond exchange.
This is an exciting sea adventure with just enough suspense and romance. It take's you on a voyage to experience magnificent, soothing wonders of the sea before you enter storms and hurricanes, where Katy also finds herself at times alone on the bridge navigating through it with a seasick crew. From Piraeus, Greece, you'll visit the ports of Lebanon, and Libya, and enjoy the exotic magic of the bazaar. The love between Don and Katy in their ordeal at sea makes this a memorable story.
Happy Spring Break and a little time out.
Lately, I have been so very busy with that other stuff on my "to-do" list that's not so glamorous. And yet, I can't help but stop and find moments in life to enjoy. Right now, it's Spring Break in Florida, and here on the beach where I live, life is really buzzing. You just can't help but be a part of all that feel good energy when running around town. It's moments like this I realize how fortunate I am to be living here.
An added note: A to Z challenge.
Thanks for the bloggers who have passed by from the A to Z challenge, but I have decided not to be part of the A to Z challenge this year, after all. But I will try to get around to some of your blogs and leave a comment. I'm afraid I have too much else to do at the moment.
An added note: A to Z challenge.
Thanks for the bloggers who have passed by from the A to Z challenge, but I have decided not to be part of the A to Z challenge this year, after all. But I will try to get around to some of your blogs and leave a comment. I'm afraid I have too much else to do at the moment.
Hope you're all having a great week and happy blogging to you all!
Jacqueline
Thanks for the comments you left. Dee Ready is a wonderful writer and a very special woman, I think you may enjoy her blog. If you have some time, click on the book Dulcy's Story in my sidebar. It will take you to Dee's blog. And Dulcy's Story is one of the best books I have ever read.
ReplyDeletecongrats - that's so exciting Jacqueline. will look out for it.
ReplyDeleteFantastic! Congrats, Jacqueline.
ReplyDeleteProofreading is so necessary! That's exciting. Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeletewondering about your A-Z
ReplyDeleteby the way here is mine
A and B posted do check it out at GAC a-z
Just dropping by from the A-Z. Congrats! Must be exciting to have your book out there. :)
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Nice to meet you anyway.
ReplyDeleteThanks for explaining. I'm trying to visit all the A-Z Challenge blogs in April.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog. Don't I know about too many things happening- wish I had been able to give the A to Z a miss, but have been in it for the past two years, and sentiment won out.
ReplyDeleteAnd yes, save that piece for ginger for when someone has a head cold- nothing clears up the head faster than that.
congrats on the book! looks intriguing!
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MOV
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Hey nice to meet you.
ReplyDeleteThanks guys for all your comments and for stopping by!
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