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Preview chapters of all published books can be read here. Click above to go to KaraLou's Index to find the book you want.
All my books, "Pemberley's Promise," "Drive and Determination," "Assumed Engagement," "Assumed Obligation," and "Master Under Good Regulation" are available at lulu.com.
"Pemberley's Promise" and "Drive and Determination" (and soon the other 3!)
are also available at amazon and other online bookstores. Whether you live inside the U.S. or outside of it,
you should be able to go into a bookstore and order "Pemberley's Promise" or "Drive and Determination."
If it is a larger chain store, they may not even charge you shipping.
Thanks to Elisabeth in Norway, who informed me that a bookstore there could order "Pemberley's Promise"
at a reasonable price and would not charge her shipping! I'd love to hear if you find the same response elsewhere in the world! Email me and let me know. You don't even need to buy the book ~ just ask if they can order it and how much it is. :)
All five of my books are available as a download at lulu.com and also at amazon in a kindle format. What is a kindle? Scroll down to the bottom to find out.
Hope you like it!
Drive and Determination is also available on other online stores. To find the best priced book, go to fetchbook.info or other online book store search sites. They will not include lulu.com in their search results, so you'll need to check the prices and shipping there if you want to compare. You may also order this book from your
local book store with the isbn#.
Isbn # is 9781430317920.
To read the first few chapters of
Drive and Determination, click here.
Pemberley's Promise is also available on other online stores. To find the best priced book,
go to fetchbook.info or online book store search sites. They will not include lulu.com in their search results, so you'll need to check the prices and shipping there if you want to compare.
You may also order this book from your
local book store with the isbn #.
Isbn # is 9781430319993.
To read the first few chapters of
Pemberley's Promise, click here.
The three books below, Assumed Engagement, Assumed Obligation, and Master Under Good Regulation are now marked down $1 each at Lulu.com. Buy them now before the price goes up to $15.95 when they become available at online booksellers such as Amazon.com.
Click here.
A download is also available.
To read the first few chapters
on the website,
click here .
Click here.
A download is also available.
To read the first few chapters
on the website,
click here .
Click here.
A download is also available.
To read the first few chapters
on the website,
click here .
The price of these 3 books will go up to $15.95 shortly. This low price is only for a limited time.
A Woman Worthy by Nacie Joy Mackey
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A Letter from Lady Catherine by Judith Brockelhurst
Edwards JB's Dialogue Stories
A More Prosperous Trial of the State by Victoria Cl
related books at Amazon:
Captain - None But You
by Susan Kaye
by Abigail Reynolds
by Skylar Burris Hamlton
by Pamela Aidan
by Pamela Aidan
by Pamela Aidan
Click here! to go to Pemberley's Promise and then you can click on "Kara Louise" to
get to my storefront and the other books. They are all $6.99, but marked down to $5.56.
Amazon’s new Kindle is an electronic book that stores hundreds of books in its memory and can be held just as easily as a paperback book. Within a week I downloaded about 20 current books, the Bible, several free classic books (all of Jane Austen’s) at minibooks.net, and receive a daily recap of news from the Washington Post. For those of you who are curious about it, I’ve included some pros and cons for you:
1. You don’t have to carry around a stack of books that you are reading, or find a place on your bookshelves to store all the ones you’ve.
2. When you see a book you want, it is downloaded literally within seconds. (It uses an internet-like connection.)
3. It is very easy to read. The technology they used makes it appear as if it is words on paper; there is no backlighting like on a computer screen.
4. When your eyes grow tired, you can adjust the size of the font to one of 6 font sizes.
5. Amazon keeps a back up of all the books you’ve purchased in case of a problem.
6. You can back up all your books to your computer with a USB cable. (However, at this point you can’t read them from your computer.)
7. The Kindle has a flash card slot so you can expand its memory (1 to 4 gigabytes is available).
8. You can download the first few chapters of a book to see if it’s something you would like to purchase.
1. Not every book is available on Kindle, but the number is growing daily.
2. It is only available in the U.S. because of the special internet connection, you have to be in the U.S. to receive the downloads. My husband says, however, that since you can download the books to your computer and then to your Kindle, if you are outside the U.S. you could still use it. You would just have to do that one extra step.
3. You basically need one for each person in the household. If you only have one, it can only be used by one person at a time, so if you both want to read at the same time, that won’t work.
4. The Kindle books are “proprietary” to your particular Kindle. You can’t share them with friends, transferring from one Kindle to another. As stated in #6 at the left, you can upload them to your computer, but you can’t read them there or download them to someone else’s Kindle.
