I have some good progress to report. Stars for Lydia is now available as an e-book from Amazon (Kindle), Barnes&Noble (Nook), Apple Books (i-readers such as Mac, i-Phones and i-Pads), Walmart (Kobo) and Bibliotheca (for libraries), among several others. The story description has also finished posting to several of these sites. For instance, if you …
My tenth Amish-Country Mystery, Stars for Lydia (an e-book), is making its way through the various vendors, and is presently live and for sale at: Barnes&Noble’s Nook, Walmart’s KOBO, plus Tolino, Playster, Scribd, Bibliotheca, and Baker&Taylor. Other vendors will be coming up soon, including Kindle (Amazon). For the next several months, it will be available …
Well folks, I have finished the publishing work on my end, by submitting Stars for Lydia to the various e-reader vendors. Each vendor takes a different amount of time before they actually offer the book for sale, so please be patient for a little while longer. Amazon-Kindle seems to take the longest, but it will …
In a few short hours, I will submit my tenth Amish-Country Mystery as an e-book to the following platforms: Amazon’s Kindle, Barnes&Noble’s Nook, Walmart’s KOBO, plus Apple, Tolino, Scribd, 24 Symbols, Playster, KOBO Plus, Overdrive, Bibliotheca, and Baker&Taylor. So that’s a big HOORAY! The novel is titled: Stars for Lydia, and it is set among …
I have some more news about my website, and my tenth Amish-Country Mystery. The website was deeply hacked sometime last year, and we have been working to bring it back to a good operating condition. This has required us to install security measures, and I have gotten an SSL certificate from my hosting agency. This …
Hello to all my fans and friends of The Amish-Country Mysteries. My website, which has not been operational for quite some time, is working again, and I am so happy to be able to report this. Look for more news here, soon, about progress on publishing my tenth novel, Remnants. It is about the Schwartzentruber …
Can you see the napping colt in the hay? Perhaps not at first glance. The mare is so striking that you probably didn’t notice the little fella on the ground. Travel in Holmes County, Ohio, is fun because of sights like this one. It’s a heavy tourist area for good reason.
Holmes County, Ohio, is definitely horse country. Here is a beautiful set of draft horses, taking a rest in the evening. We can’t drive a quarter mile in Holmes County without seeing splendid animals like these.
Would you care to make a guess about the specific Old Order of the Amish to which this woman and her son belong? It may be the Schwartzentruber order, but they are usually dressed entirely in black. Still, I am certain that it is one of the more conservative of the Old Orders. The heavy …
