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An exciting update to share about our release! Shadow of the Eternal Watcher will officially hit shelves on January 28, 2025. The book has already begun to populate booksellers’ websites and is available to pre-order at Barnes & Noble, Amazon, Target and other stores nationwide. Tell your friends!

We’ll continue to post updates about the book as we approach our date. If you haven’t yet ordered a copy of the novel, please grab one today!
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    Hello book supporters,

    I wanted to share a sneak peak of the cover for my novel, THE EDITORS (previously titled Infodemic), coming this August from Inkshares. The cover was designed by Jason Gurley.

    Link to the cover image here: https://www.stephenharrison.com/links

    Millions trust the online encyclopedia. But who are the people behind the facts?

    Release date is officially set for 8.6.24. Thank you so much to the 300+ people who supported this book way back in 2020. Excited to finally share this story with you.

    Best,
    Stephen


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      Hello, everyone!

      Did you know that the typical time it takes for a writer to go from book contract to publication is between nine months and two years? Given that my contract really didn’t begin until September, we are on trend.

      There are many steps in the publishing process. I am holding steady in the revision stage, which is both exciting and fatiguing. This stage, the most tedious to me, is the most important, because it means that the team and I are working diligently to deliver House of the Broken Promise in its best form. The point isn’t just to get published, but to publish something special. We don’t want my book to be average. We want it to be great, and to be great takes meticulous work and loads of time. It is so hard to be patient after Anna’s story has been with me for so many years; but I am so excited by what is coming out of this process.

      I’ll be sure to update again when we move to the next step.

      Thanks for sticking with me!

      Sonja

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        Happy Holidays! As promised, Chapter 6 has been posted under the "READ" tab on my Inkshares page. Keep in mind, revisions are now underway, so what you read here may change a little or a lot by the time House of the Broken Promise goes to print.

        After several in-depth conversations with my editorial team, I am more excited than ever to bring you Anna’s story. I will work diligently to make the necessary revisions as quickly as possible so that House of the Broken Promise gets into your hands as soon as possible.

        This is such an exciting and worthwhile journey, and I am learning so much. House of the Broken Promise is in good hands here.

        Thank you, as always, for your patience and support.

        I wish you all the best of the holidays and a wonderful New Year!

        Sonja

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          Hey Steve,

          Be sure to check out the FAQ and how it works pages elsewhere on the site, if you haven’t already! Engaging with other writers/projects is a good way to help boost the visibility of your own work.
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