Isannah Here is free for Kindle today through Wednesday. This is the last of the Kindle freebie offers for this series.
It will be available for Kindle Unlimited subscribers to read for free for a few days after that, but then it will go out of the program so that Notes From Hiding - the complete novel - can be made available in more markets. (To be in Kindle Unlimited, at least for small publishers, Amazon requires exclusive ebook rights.)
By the way, in the trivia department, since I published this series, I've found out that Paul Revere had a child named Isannah, and also that there's a character named Isannah in the award-winning book Johnny Tremain, set in the American revolution. Who knew? Do you know of other people, real or fictional, named Isannah?
I got the name from some Mennonite friends of mine, who have a toddler granddaughter named that. I got to meet Isannah when she came out to live briefly on their dairy farm while her mother dealt with taking care of a newborn. My very young acquaintance has two cousins roughly the same age who live near her grandparents, and it was great fun watching the three little girls playing together. I haven't met Isannah's parents, and I don't know where they got the name. When I told some of the local relatives about Paul Revere having a child named that, they were quite surprised, though, so I'm pretty sure it wasn't from the Revere family.
It will be available for Kindle Unlimited subscribers to read for free for a few days after that, but then it will go out of the program so that Notes From Hiding - the complete novel - can be made available in more markets. (To be in Kindle Unlimited, at least for small publishers, Amazon requires exclusive ebook rights.)
By the way, in the trivia department, since I published this series, I've found out that Paul Revere had a child named Isannah, and also that there's a character named Isannah in the award-winning book Johnny Tremain, set in the American revolution. Who knew? Do you know of other people, real or fictional, named Isannah?
I got the name from some Mennonite friends of mine, who have a toddler granddaughter named that. I got to meet Isannah when she came out to live briefly on their dairy farm while her mother dealt with taking care of a newborn. My very young acquaintance has two cousins roughly the same age who live near her grandparents, and it was great fun watching the three little girls playing together. I haven't met Isannah's parents, and I don't know where they got the name. When I told some of the local relatives about Paul Revere having a child named that, they were quite surprised, though, so I'm pretty sure it wasn't from the Revere family.