Howdy, Reader. I hope you're doing well. I thought I'd drop in here with a little news.
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*toots horn*

(No, not that kind of news, but the manuscript is coming along. I've had to salvage it from *grumbles* my old writing program to a different program called Scrivener, so it's taking even longer to fix than I'd hoped. But so far, so good. We're three chapters into the salvage so far, and chugging along. As much as my hands will let me. *sigh* I can't say when it'll be done but goodness, I hope before the end of the summer. *fingers crossed* We'll see. Wish me luck with Scrivener. It has quite the learning curve. (A really thick book called Scrivener for Dummies has come in handy.)

Second order of business. I have a brand new webstore! That's right. A webstore. Not only that, but I've built a whole new site around it. No more Wordpress. Are blogs dead anyway? *shrugs* I don't know. I included a blog into the site at any rate. Just trying sort through blog posts from *deep breath* 2009 all the way up to last month. Yeah. 2009. Don't whistle in awe 'til you hear this part: I've had a website, in some form or other, since 2001. (Now, you can awe-whistle.) Yes, way back then. And I coded that puppy all (or mostly) by html. By hand. This site? Drag and Drop, WYSIWYG, but we added whole bunch of code to go with it.

My. Brain. Is. Now. Fried.

It has been a real "learning curve" kinda Spring. So...Webstore, I say? Yes! You can purchase my ebooks straight from little ole me (and an audiobook or two--well, I'm working on getting those up), and not support an ultra-billionaire. Want to take a peek? It's here: https://julidrevezzo.com/​

The store is nestled under the Books link in the header menu, click it, and you're on your way. (If you find any broken links or previews that don't belong to said book, let me know. It got a little hairy there for a bit.)

Next: I have a new Facebook page. It’s been so long, I’m at a loss what to post there. :D

I know, I know. Burn the Billionaires, but… alas, my name is not Rockefeller, as my father used to say, so I need it still. What do you like to see on author Facebook pages? Let me know and maybe give mine a like?

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Also, this Newsletter's giveaway:

Somehow, I overlooked this one. Apologies! If you can't click the banner above, it's: https://storyoriginapp.com/to/NxMRFvR​

Note: Some of the books in this giveaway are erotic romance. Not mine, but some are.

And finally, I have two guests to share with you today:

My friend Suzanne G. Rogers has a new release titled The Widow and The Wolf.

Synopsis:

Lady Montrose was widowed in the Charleston quake of 1886 and has worn mourning ever since. When she finally brings her young son back to her husband’s estate in England six years later, she is warned about her neighbor, a widower with a reputation as a rake. Although she does her utmost to avoid the man, when he suffers injuries on her property while saving her son’s life, she feels duty-bound to nurse him back to health. Unfortunately, the more she devotes herself to his care, the more his stirring presence awakens passions she thought were lost forever.

Get it here.

And Rose Pearson has a new one titled The Viscount's Forged Farewell (Lords of the Lost Hearts, book 5)

Synopsis:

Two letters destroyed their love. Neither of them wrote a word.​
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Christina Oldham has spent two years mourning a secret engagement shattered by a single, devastating letter. The man she loved cast her aside without explanation — and then her father died, leaving her to face the world with a broken heart and a composure she wears like armour.
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Isaac, Lord Coventry, has spent those same two years nursing a cold fury. The woman he loved dismissed him in a few cruel lines, and he has buried his heartbreak beneath ice and silence. He never expects to see her again — and he certainly never expects to still want her.
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When a waltz throws them together, the truth shatters everything: neither of them sent those letters. Someone else forged them both, planted a spy in their households, and is watching still.

Get it here.

Finally, the question. I think I have some writer friends here, so do any of you lovely people use Scrivener? What do you think of it? Do any of you use it with Windows? Help a gal out? *haha*

Thank you all for reading, as ever, and I hope you have a fantastic day.

best wishes,

Juli D. Revezzo

​https://julidrevezzo.com/​