DECEMBER NEWS LETTER.

Dear Readers,

Christmas is almost here, and there is so many things left to do prior to this joyous event. I have been extremely busy writing a new novel, a mystery/thriller which is almost complete and monitoring my website www.bookworm.au.com. I have also been marketing my books internationally on other websites with press releases, and supplying short stories to their readers. Professional reviews will be forthcoming soon and these will help promote the sales of my books international.
My two books ‘Angels of Saigon and The Baby Merchants are both selling better than my expectations. I’m delighted that readers are buying them, and enjoying the stories about women and children who survive adversity, and build their lives on hope for the future.
These books are now available through www.pdbookstore.com www.bookworm.au.com www.bordersstores.com www.amazon.com
You can also visit www.authorsden.com and see my web page there, and read my bio, my news, my short stories, and read about Angels of Saigon and The Baby Merchants.
The Formal Release date for my books is to be late December/early January 2002, and then the additional marketing will really increase exposure in the Book marketing world.
I have also been fortunate to continue traveling this year, to Phnom Penh, Cambodia (for three months) and Wellington, New Zealand to visit family.
In January 2002, I will return to Tashkent, Uzbekistan for four months with my partner John. I will also re-visit The United Kingdom and visit my daughter Wendy and her family in Portsmouth.
While in Tashkent, Uzbekistan I will begin writing a travel/biography about the women of Uzbekistan, and the difficulties that they experience in a Communist-Moslem society. Due to the problems created by the war in Afghanistan, it may not be possible for me to travel as widely as I did in the past. This said; I would endeavor to explore the resources there, and create a book worthy of my readers.
I wish all my readers and friends a wonderful Christmas, and a Happy New Year.

Happy reading over Christmas,
Leonie Campbell (Author)
www.bookworm.au.com