Tag: fiction
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Lowest Price Ever! 99 cents for “Which Half David”
All right! My new release novel is going CHEAP for 5 days. Only 99 cents for 400 pages of intrigue and page-turning fun. 5 star average on Amazon! Check out the reviews and enjoy! Thanks! 99 cent New Release – WHICH HALF DAVID
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Last Day to Enter Giveaway!
Don’t forget to head over to Goodreads and enter to win one of two paperback copies of my new release “Which Half David.” Here’s the Link! It ends today, September 22, don’t delay! And make sure you add it to your to-read shelf. Thanks for the support! “Which Half David: A Modern-day King David Story”
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Done. Polished. Finished. Novel #5
I remember the days when I was a failed novelist, unable to get beyond page 2. I don’t take those memories lightly. They mean a lot. And to get to where I currently am has been a lot of work and determination. It’s humbling, really. To get to the point where you can do something […]
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A Steal of a Deal! 99 cents! “A Love Story for a Nation” – LIMITED TIME OFFER
My newest novel will be on 99 cent promotion on Kindle from December 19 – December 26. Where else can you get hours of riveting entertainment for 99 cents? I may be biased, but check out the independent reviews and decide for yourself. I think you’ll agree, this is a great deal! Get your 99 […]
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Are second halves of novels better?
As I finish up my due diligence with my fourth and soon (with 3 months) to be released novel, I came across a strange realization: the writing in the second half of my novel is better. I’m doing a final, thorough read-through and I noticed a strange difference in attitude between my perception of each […]
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New “Banyan Tree” Review: “Excellent Story, Beautifully Written”
Cathy from Cath’n’ Kindle Book Review recently posted her review of my latest novel, “The Reach of the Banyan Tree.” She starts off by saying this: “Mark Sasse never disappoints. He writes with heart and soul and sucks you right into his characters’ world…wherever and whenever it is.” And ends by saying this: “It’s an […]
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I’m not a genre writer
Genres are popular. I get it. Genres categorize novels so readers can browse through the books they are more likely to be interested in. (Yes, that’s a preposition at the end of a sentence. It’s late, and I don’t feel like re-writing it. Plus, that’s what blogs are for.) Back to genres. Many authors are […]