This is where I, D.C. Salmon, write about being an Indie author—the trials, tribulations, and the adventure of selling more books.
Seven years after being framed for drug trafficking fixer Hans Fischer is out of prison. Now, the billionaire who abandoned him needs his help to find the priceless treasure. Together, they plunge into a globe-trotting hunt for redemption against ruthless rivals where old betrayals refuse to stay buried.
A must-read for fans of Clive Cussler and fast-paced adventure.
The latest from the blog....
There hasn’t been much movement with An Irish Mystery this week. Draft2Digital still lists my book as “publishing” (I suspect the delay is due to updating my blurb). And with a new cover design in the works, it’s left me hesitant to advertise or join BookFunnel promos.
Another week has passed, and while my ebook An Irish Mystery is still waiting to go live on Draft2Digital’s retail and library partners, plenty of exciting things have been happening — both in writing and in life!
Here we are again – another week, another blog post. Wednesdays seem to come around so fast!
Last Wednesday, I noticed my reviews had gone up to 9 (I know, I know, only 9!), and I got my very first 1-star review, which honestly made me chuckle. After all the work and research that goes into writing a book, I think a 1-star rating with no explanation is a bit laughable.
By now, some of you will know that the title for Book 2 of "A Newman Adventure" is An American Treasure. It's out there, and there is no going back! Unless, of course, some massive company wants to sign me on and decides to change everything... but don't worry, I don't think that's going to happen.
If you are a part of my newsletter, a little secret arrived in your inbox last Friday. You are the first to know the official title for Book 2 of "A Newman Adventure," and thank you for keeping it under your hats for a few more days!
While I now craft stories with words, my professional journey started as a qualified joiner, making bespoke furniture and running my own business. These days, I'm a Site Manager at a school, a husband, a grandfather, and a roller hockey coach.
I started writing during the COVID lockdown out of boredom, and accidentally discovered a new passion. This website and blog are my way of sharing that honest, unglamorous, and exciting journey with you.
