Paperback release day for near-future novel Division
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1KarenAWyle
It's Release Day for the paperback edition of my near-future novel, Division! So of course, I'm providing a link (Amazon -- B&N will follow) and a short blurb.
The link: http://www.amazon.com/Division-Karen-Wyle/dp/1493775987/. (You can get to the book on Amazon's UK and India stores, with more to follow, via http://smarturl.it/Division-paperback.) And here's the blurb (complete with third-person reference to yours truly):
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Conjoined twins Gordon and Johnny have never let their condition keep them from living full and fulfilling lives. Now, new technology gives them a previously unimagined choice: to live in "normal," separate bodies. But who gets to choose? And what if one twin considers their conjoined life a blessing, not to be abandoned without a fight?
Division, like Wyle's earlier novels, uses original settings and situations to explore universal themes: the complexity and intensity of family relationships, the nature of individual identity, and the far-reaching effects of the choices we make.
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At the moment (I don't know for how long), the paperback is available at a 10% discount. The paperback also comes with a free Kindle copy.
Thanks for listening!. This is my fourth novel, and it's still exciting. :-)
The link: http://www.amazon.com/Division-Karen-Wyle/dp/1493775987/. (You can get to the book on Amazon's UK and India stores, with more to follow, via http://smarturl.it/Division-paperback.) And here's the blurb (complete with third-person reference to yours truly):
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Conjoined twins Gordon and Johnny have never let their condition keep them from living full and fulfilling lives. Now, new technology gives them a previously unimagined choice: to live in "normal," separate bodies. But who gets to choose? And what if one twin considers their conjoined life a blessing, not to be abandoned without a fight?
Division, like Wyle's earlier novels, uses original settings and situations to explore universal themes: the complexity and intensity of family relationships, the nature of individual identity, and the far-reaching effects of the choices we make.
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At the moment (I don't know for how long), the paperback is available at a 10% discount. The paperback also comes with a free Kindle copy.
Thanks for listening!. This is my fourth novel, and it's still exciting. :-)
