Hey there!
I have a few signed copies of books that are always on my bookshelf. These books mean the world to me.
The first signed copy I ever got was from Alicia Appleman-Jurman. She visited our middle school in the late 1900s (see what I did there). The next signed copy I got was in college when Jimmy Carter came to visit our campus. (I also served him his soup course at dinner, but that's a story for another day.)
My books are not like these historical books written by people who have done extraordinary things.
My books are like an ice cream sundae. With extra cherries and some whipped cream. 😉
That's why I was surprised when readers started asking me to sign copies for them. It's become one of my favorite things to do.
This week I had big box day at my house because the Call Him Daddy paperbacks are here! I've been signing them until my signature has stopped looking like a signature.
All four books—Trouble with Travis, Gavin Gets It, You Don't Know Jack, and It Doesn't Have to Be This Hard.
Four single parents, four swoon-worthy disasters, and every book stands completely alone.
Signed, the whole set, $58.99.
They'd run you $79.96 one at a time, so that's 25% off plus my signature.
Never met the Frank family? Here's how the trouble starts:
"Not like that." Rachel Gibson shook her head even though her client couldn't see her. "Don't be afraid. You can't mess it up. Do it just like I showed you. Once it's aligned, then slip it right in. Boom. Done."
(She's teaching a client graphic design. Obviously. What did you think was happening?)
P.S. More of an ebook reader? (I know exactly who you are, and I love you.) The same four books live in the Call Him Daddy ebook bundle instant BookFunnel delivery, zero waiting.
xoxo, Christina
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