Sandra Gustafsson's Blog - Posts Tagged "kindle"
Hi, again
Okay, something happened when I removed the link to my Swedish blog - the one I started here also disappeared. Well.
So I guess I just start over. :)
And to celebrate that: I have my kindle ebook on $0.99 right now.
So I guess I just start over. :)
And to celebrate that: I have my kindle ebook on $0.99 right now.
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Seared hit #1 in Top 100 Free Mystery, Thriller & Suspense > Suspense > Psychological!
Last change to get your own free copy is 30/7.
Last change to get your own free copy is 30/7.
New release!
Today is the day when my second novel, The Rival ,is released.
You can find it here for 0.99 for a couple of weeks.
Soon, very soon
Yay - my third novel Skinless is ready for pre-order and will be auto-delivered to your Kindle reader on March 30, 2016!
The paperback edition will be launched at about the same time.
"Years went by but all they knew was that he was Liam, unlike all the others. A little boy named Liam, himself and no one else. Nothing else was clear. Alice wished she could gather him up in her arms and hide him forever from all the fear and horror."
Alice and Jonathan have a child, Liam, but Alice's son brings her no joy. Something is very wrong. When Liam is eventually found to be seriously ill, the diagnosis tears the family apart. Alice is convinced she knows how to help her son, but Jonathan trusts the health care system and is determined to follow medical advice. Finally the only thing that binds the two of them is Liam himself, and the struggle to save him overwhelms them both. Nothing else matters, and their lives will never be the same...
Skinless is a powerful, unsparing and demanding story about a reality that touches the lives of many families.
Editorial reviews
"This hair-raising and horrible account of developing madness and a mother's wild desperation at her son's illness is deeply moving. The unsparing substance and precision of the language shows us the author knows this territory well. This is her third novel describing mental illness and social exclusion."
-- Lena Condelius, BTJ magazine, edition 21, 2015
"Undertaking the composition of a novel like Skinless certainly means yielding to the powerful temptation to immerse oneself into the miseries of others in order to analyze them. Sandra Gustafson knows exactly what she's doing. She opens herself wide to us, in my opinion, much like an actor identifying entirely with a role. It's a completely convincing achievement."
-- Anna-Charlotte Östman, Literature magazine
"Really forceful, gripping and harrowing!"
Book of the Month for August, 2015.
-- Jennie's Book List.
The paperback edition will be launched at about the same time.
"Years went by but all they knew was that he was Liam, unlike all the others. A little boy named Liam, himself and no one else. Nothing else was clear. Alice wished she could gather him up in her arms and hide him forever from all the fear and horror."
Alice and Jonathan have a child, Liam, but Alice's son brings her no joy. Something is very wrong. When Liam is eventually found to be seriously ill, the diagnosis tears the family apart. Alice is convinced she knows how to help her son, but Jonathan trusts the health care system and is determined to follow medical advice. Finally the only thing that binds the two of them is Liam himself, and the struggle to save him overwhelms them both. Nothing else matters, and their lives will never be the same...
Skinless is a powerful, unsparing and demanding story about a reality that touches the lives of many families.
Editorial reviews
"This hair-raising and horrible account of developing madness and a mother's wild desperation at her son's illness is deeply moving. The unsparing substance and precision of the language shows us the author knows this territory well. This is her third novel describing mental illness and social exclusion."
-- Lena Condelius, BTJ magazine, edition 21, 2015
"Undertaking the composition of a novel like Skinless certainly means yielding to the powerful temptation to immerse oneself into the miseries of others in order to analyze them. Sandra Gustafson knows exactly what she's doing. She opens herself wide to us, in my opinion, much like an actor identifying entirely with a role. It's a completely convincing achievement."
-- Anna-Charlotte Östman, Literature magazine
"Really forceful, gripping and harrowing!"
Book of the Month for August, 2015.
-- Jennie's Book List.
Free ebook
Alice and Jonathan have a child, Liam, but Alice’s son brings her no joy. Something is very wrong. When Liam is eventually found to be seriously ill, the diagnosis tears the family apart. Alice is convinced she knows how to help her son, but Jonathan trusts the health care system and is determined to follow medical advice. Finally the only thing that binds the two of them is Liam himself, and the struggle to save him overwhelms them both. Nothing else matters, and their lives will never be the same.
Skinless is a powerful, unsparing and demanding story about a reality that touches the lives of many families.
The book is free 04/02/16 - 04/03/16.
http://www.amazon.com/Sandra-Gustafss...
Editorial Reviews
"This hair-raising and horrible account of developing madness and a mother's wild desperation at her son's illness is deeply moving. The unsparing substance and precision of the language shows us the author knows this territory well. This is her third novel describing mental illness and social exclusion."
-- Lena Condelius, BTJ magazine, edition 21, 2015
"Undertaking the composition of a novel like Skinless certainly means yielding to the powerful temptation to immerse oneself into the miseries of others in order to analyze them. Sandra Gustafson knows exactly what she's doing. She opens herself wide to us, in my opinion, much like an actor identifying entirely with a role. It's a completely convincing achievement."
-- Anna-Charlotte Östman, Literature magazine
"Really forceful, gripping and harrowing!"
Book of the Month for August, 2015.
-- Jennie's Book List.
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