A new series on dating—Joe’s Dating Saga

[mlewriter]

Hello everyone, my new series: Joe's Dating Saga is a four part series based upon the perils of internet dating.  Series one: “The First Date” has just been released.  Once you read one you will want to read all.  Series two will be coming out soon.

Description:
Joe is a recently divorced man approaching middle age.  After he settles in his new home with Adam the talker and John the convict, he contemplates dating again.  The problem: he has only been on two dates in the last 18 years!  To make matters worse “The First Date” is an Internet date, something completely unfamiliar to Joe. 

Trying to stay anonymous, Joe starts to chat in a New Zealand chat room, unaware that he has a secret admirer who lives only two hours away from his home near Seattle.  She drops Joe a private message and before long they make arrangements to meet.  There’s just one catch, his new friend wants to bring along another friend to make her feel safe, just for this first date.  Joe agrees not knowing the trap he has just fallen into.

Join Joe in all the drama, excitement, intrigue and mystery that define meeting a stranger in a strange town by way of the internet.

Location: http://www.amazon.com/First-Date-Joes-Dating-Saga/dp/B002EZZJR8/ref=ntt_at_ep_dpi_3



Thank you,

Michael Eads

[drenee]

2.99.

Your book sounds interesting.  I'll be getting a sample. 
thank you,
deb

[mlewriter]

That would be great, I'm sure you will like it. Thanks for the support.

[koland]

So, the entire book will be $12? Since the first "part" is $3 and is quite short (it might be 1/4 of a novella in length, from the file size).

[Lynn ODell]

So, the entire book will be $12? Since the first "part" is $3 and is quite short (it might be 1/4 of a novella in length, from the file size).

Yeah, that's a bit steep, IMHO.  I have seen entire books on sale for $.99. No idea why I'd pay $3 for part of a novella.

Is there something we are missing here, Mr. Eads?

[mlewriter]

The entire book will of course have more content—I’m just trying to spark some interest.  And yes you are missing something, true stories from a talented and complex writer.  I’m confident my stories are worth every penny.

[Lynn ODell]

Oh, so you are going to do them first as 'installations', then publish them all in one book?

Cool.

It does sound interesting. I think I will wait for the book, though.

Good Luck and cognratulations on the wonderful 'plot' idea.