Just In Time For Halloween!
Time for another book sale! Any of our three books – two picture books and one excellent “Gothic Horror” style 400 page novel!
Save 10% on the printed books until 7:59 pm EST, Friday (2 Oct.) using the code:
PROSPER10
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