In May 2024 I exclusively published Saving Elora on Amazon so I could enter the UK Kindle Storyteller Award competition. A massive thanks to all of you who bought and reviews my Apokeri Bay sequel but on my first attempt I didn’t make it through as a finalist. However, find out how Saving Elora has spread her wings.
So what’s the sequel about?
Saving Elora picks up ten years after Apokeri Bay. Time has moved on but Anna is still living a lie. However, when unexpected and unwanted visitors come calling they threaten to destroy everything she holds dear.
Get ready for an emotional and explosive action-packed sequel. In Saving Elora, discover what sacrifices people are willing to make for love, the power of forgiveness and the possibility of second chances. Click here to find out more.
Is it only available on Amazon?
The good news is now that the Storyteller competition has closed, Saving Elora can be ordered from bookshops (as can Apokeri Bay). And I’m excited to reveal that paperbacks are available on the shelves of the following independent bookshops:
Drake The Bookshop, Stockton-on-Tees
The Guisborough Bookshop, Guisborough
the bound, Whitley Bay
And it will soon be on the shelves at:
Featherbed Books, Houghton-le-Spring
Book Corner, Saltburn-by-the-Sea
What about libraries?
You can also request Saving Elora from your local library. And it’s on shelves alongside Apokeri Bay in Darlington Libraries, Durham Libraries, Gateshead Libraries, Middlesbrough Libraries, Northumberland Libraries, Redcar and Cleveland Libraries and Stockton-on-Tees Libraries and will soon appear in Newcastle Libraries.
If you have a favourite bookshop or a library I haven’t mentioned, why not ask them to stock Saving Elora for you.
And remember if you’ve enjoyed Saving Elora please let me know and to help Saving Elora spread her wings, consider popping a positive review on social media, Amazon or Goodreads. Reader feedback really helps us authors and also puts a big smile on our faces.