I know I often remind myself how lucky I am to be writing for Harlequin, but I don't think I say it out loud often enough. Yesterday, two things that made me smile all over my face while thinking, I do love Harlequin, I do, I do.
1. I bought some eBooks from
Harlequin's store; had a problem with recognition of the coupon. I emailed customer care to let them know and they not only dealt with it immediately, they were most generous in how they dealt with it.
I love that as well as discounting the books, they often, regularly (all the time?), offer extra specials and discounts.
2. A couple weeks back a friend emailed me the link to my latest
French translation and because this is a duo with my good friend Yvonne Lindsay and because the cover is all kinds of lovely, I wanted a copy. Instead of whining about never getting copies of my French books via the usual channels (as I do), I contacted the fabulous Harlequin Australia office. Unheralded a big package arrived in my mail box yesterday: all seven of my French translations!
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Such as the one I received from Harlequin's eBook boutique this week for 30% off. Add that to the 10% discount the store already gives and I just bought seven (count them, seven!!!) brand new shiny books for $20. I'm about to settle in for a lovely lazy Sunday afternoon of reading.
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I'm pretty sure I've mentioned before, once or twice, how much I love my PDA as a reader. It's so portable. I can read without the light on. I can buy o/s releases without the postage cost. And, just this month, I've discovered that the
Harlequin eBook Boutique is selling new releases a month in advance. I've just bought a few April releases I was keen to get my hands on; now I just need the time to read them. :-) Now, if only all publishers would release all the books I want to read then I'd be an extra happy camper.
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