Leftover Book Stock Time!

Does your family have “leftover day”? Like where you go through the fridge and either score the last hamburger or end up with beans and bananas and existential dread?

I promise this leftover day on my blog will be better than that because I have leftover book stock from the convention! I’m offering signed copies at the convention discount (+shipping). There are even some scratch and dent copies too. 😉

(Sorry, this is a sell-y post. If you don’t want to read it, just scroll to the end where I philosophize on why bags of rice seem to multiply in the back of the fridge.)

Kiera (Buy link, what a surprise)

The Twin Arrows (You can buy a convention-priced, signed copy here.)

As far as scratch and dent goes, I currently have a ton. 😉 I’ve had several bad printings of The Treasure Hunt lately (working to fix that), but in the meantime, I have all these perfectly readable but not perfect looking 1/2 price copies for ya. 😉

(Boring buy link)

I also have four copies of Kiera that turned out practically perfect in every way except this weird little spot on the front page… (If you want, I draw over it with a really cool picture of a flower or a Gargoyle even.)

(Snag your copy)

And I do have one copy of The Twin Arrows that didn’t pass muster, but the speckles on the front page wouldn’t show up in a picture, so you’ll just have to trust me on that. 😛 (Obligatory link for that)

So, there you are! If you missed the convention but want a signed copy a dollar or two less than on Amazon, now’s your chance! 😉

Also, why do you think rice seems to multiply in the back of the fridge? Without fail, there are at least two Ziploc bags in there, and I didn’t think we ate rice that often. O.o.

(A note to my international buddies–I will ship to you but the shipping you pay will be a lot higher. Sorry about that. 😦 I’d live in England if I could! 😉 If you’re still in, contact me, and we’ll discuss what the rate will be.)

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