I know my posts seem to have dried up lately. Believe me, it’s not because there’s no drama going on in La Yacata. On the contrary, the melodrama is so pervasive, you’d think I was the star of my own telenovela. However, since I am still working through the red tape of a Mexican divorce, I am trying to be prudent and not air the dirty laundry flying everywhere (not necessarily my own) until such time as I have that final divorce decree. So even though there is a frog prince, lawyers brawling in the streets with el transito, and the devil herself strutting her stuff in red, you’ll have to wait a bit longer for those stories.
In the meantime, here are several of my books you can download for FREE over the next few days. Enjoy!
Aspiring authors can discover practical marketing strategies in Book Hawking: A Beginner’s Guide to Marketing Your Self-Published Book.
Women living in or considering a move to rural Mexico can find valuable preparedness information in A Woman’s Survival Guide to Disasters in Rural Mexico.
Natural remedy enthusiasts can continue their botanical journey with Exploring Traditional Herbal Remedies in Mexico Volume 5: Botanical Treasures from Acuya to Zarzaparrilla.
Families and young readers can enjoy the bilingual children’s story Abuelita ¿Qué Vamos A Hacer Hoy? Let’s Make Rosca de Reyes!, which celebrates the traditions surrounding Los Reyes Magos.
For those who enjoy faith-based activities, Biblical Trivia: Women of the Bible Activity Book offers an entertaining and educational challenge centered on women of the Old Testament.
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