I'm self-publishing a series of twelve books about a large, Anabaptist homeschooled family in Vermont who makes maple syrup and does carpentry and has lots of interesting adventures no matter what they're doing. I also create digital products, which you can see under "products". Subscribe to my updates to hear more and get special offers!
What's Next for the Brennan Family Series?
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Abigail Ringger - Rock of Ages Publishing
I'm self-publishing a series of twelve books about a large, Anabaptist homeschooled family in Vermont who makes maple syrup and does carpentry and has lots of interesting adventures no matter what they're doing. I also create digital products, which you can see under "products". Subscribe to my updates to hear more and get special offers!
Hello Reader, I know it hasn't been long since my last email, but I have some exciting news. Book 1 is printed and ready to be sent to you! If you'd like a copy, click the link button below. Shop now! If you know you want to buy all three books, you may want to wait until I have Books 2 and 3 printed to get the bundle price. However, I am offering a 15% off sale on my website for the next 48 hours. Just enter code DECEMBER15 at checkout! The 15% off sale ends in: Also, my apologies for...
Dear Reader, The survey results are in at last! To read the detailed report, click the link button below. (If you're a new subscriber and don't know what the survey was about: I sent it around to gauge interest in the Brennan Series.) Show me the survey results! And, now for an update... I know many of you are wondering when the first three books of the Brennan Family Series are going to be published. The answer is, I’m working on it! The first time you try publishing a book (or three books),...
So, that survey I sent around to gauge interest in the Brennan Family Series. What's the results? A good number of responses: Twenty-two people took this survey. An overall positive, interested audience - over 77% of respondents ranked their interest in reading the series at 7 or greater (on a scale of 0, no interest, to 10, enormous interest). And nearly a third of them (7 people) chose 10! Prices all over the board - people put in what they considered to be reasonable prices from $5 to $30!...