Charcoal Tears (38 page)

When she finally turned away, I didn’t know if I was relieved or angry.

I trudged up the side of the mountain, leaving them to ponder over my message. Soon, the games would begin in earnest.

To be continued…

Dear readers,

Thank you so much for reading my book! I hope you enjoyed it, and are just as excited as I am to see how Seph and the boys grow in the second book of the Seraph Black series, Watercolour Smile.

Expect to see a lot more of Poison and Clarin, and get ready to be properly introduced to the Zevghéri!

As you might know—given that you probably found this book in some discarded internet dungeon of obscure castaways—it’s not easy for us indie authors to get our ebooks seen. We mostly have to rely on reviews and book bloggers to get the word out there. So, if you read this book and liked it (or hated it), then please jump onto Amazon or Goodreads and leave me a review!

I genuinely
love
to hear back from my readers, whether it be praise, abuse or phishing scam, so don’t be shy!

Here’s my website, if you want to sign up to my woefully unimaginative and unamusing blog:

www.janewashington.com

And here’s my email address, if you want to tell me your thoughts on Charcoal Tears, or you want to complain about your mother-in-law, or you just want someone to amuse you with irrelevant chatter and off-kilter life advise:

i[email protected]

Much love,

Jane Washington