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  Hey readers!

  How is everyone doing these days? Good I hope, because my days have been pretty relaxing as of late. Still, very soon, I’ll be loaded with responsibilities, and plus, I need to sharpen up Detective Diaries. In all honesty, I’ve written different versions of Detective Diaries about three times, and each time, I end up mixing plotlines together. While one version is much darker, the other is supernaturally unstable. I’m not entirely sure of the tone I was going for back then, but now, I’m just focusing on writing to the best of my ability and living up to my support. However, I wanted to make an update today covering the recent decision I made.

  I decided to make a Patreon account, and whether or not it’s necessary will be decided in the future. Still, the perks for being a Patron over there can overshadow those who just regularly buy here. If you’re interested in continually supporting me now, and even for future titles I want to start up very soon, I guarantee that you should consider doing this. All payments made to me will apply to the book you want to purchase, and you’ll get the exact category of prices that you desire from Detective, Ward, or Arbiter. I’ll list the perks of the pledge prices and wrap this up.

  Pledge $10 or more a month                                                                                                                               For the patreons who offer $10 a month, I will give you guys access to the drafts from a different version of Detective Diaries, and the current version. There is a Q&A every two weeks that you will be invited to join once I gain an ample amount of patreons, and I will add you guys on Google Hangout if you feel comfortable with speaking as a community about any ideas, silly thoughts, or just casual bonding.

  Pledge $20 or more a month                                                                                                                               For the patreons who offer $20 a month, I will respectfully thank you guys for offering this amount by putting your names on all the official copies of my books to acknowledge your support. I will also try to send these individuals character art of the main or side characters. You may also recommend or request a specific character if you pay this amount.

  Pledge $60 or more a month                                                                                                                               For the patreons who offer $60 a month, you will have the honor of working beside me on creating plot, characters, setting, conflict, you name it. These individuals can give whatever feedback necessary and contribute to the making of the book. We will work together and brainstorm to make the story smoother, and this way, I could also make connections with these individuals and even assist them in their desired work.

  These prices are meant to reflect Inkshares’ book prices because I plan to stay here for quite a while. So, by being a patron, you can follow me on my journey through the many projects I start up here and even have the benefit of these perks and many others I’m sure that I will come up with. So, if interested, I’ll leave a link below. Also, please SHARE my book on social media, with your followers, or whoever else you feel would be motivated to order. I hope to deliver!

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  Until next time, A.J.III.

 

 

 

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