I hate that people feel nervous about having their covers visible. I like seeing them. I understand why, though.
I keep mine because I write under my real name so it's nothing to find my books. Also, I am way small potatoes. Plus (and this is just me) removing them feels like we're letting the bullies win.
Again, I understand why others feel the way they do.


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Thank you. These are all great ideas. He's engrossed in the Harry Potter series right now.

Day 1 I had approximately 920 downloads. Day 2 it went up to 1,140. Day 3 dropped to 390. Day 4 I jumped to 1,310. And today I've only had 360.

Those are my US numbers.

I'm not sure what caused the lift on day 4. I must've been picked up by some other sites.


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Here's a link to Heart of the Dead, book 1 in my Perpetual Creatures series. Lots of ghosts, vampires, and zombie(ish) beings.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00NGA41WO


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Great ideas. Thanks.


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It sure has made a believer out of me.


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I changed it to $6.99 just for the fun of it. I won't be able to say that it's BS unless I try it out. I don't suspect I'll sell a lot at that price point, but we'll see.

I paid for ads with BookEnds and Kindle Books & Tips. I submitted to POI, but I don't think they posted my book. I'm just wondering if it was the ads that made the difference or if there is something wrong with Guarding the Healer, like the cover or description, or maybe even the subject matter.

I know I could drive myself crazy with this. Chalk it up to my neurotic nature.

It's been over 24 hours. I'll send them an email. I tried to find the print version on AC to add it hoping it would prompt the link, but it only shows the ebook version. I can find the print version on Amazon though. It's always something.

Thanks everyone.

This is great. Thank you. I'm at work, but I'll email you when I get home.


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I'll be emailing soon. Thanks.


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Sorry about that. I meant to answer sooner, but life got in the way.

If you are going for realistic and feasible, then I would go with the idea of running the elevator into the pit filled with water. It wouldn't be all THAT difficult to disable the sump pump, trap a person in the car and run it down into the pit.  The tricky part is the timing. You couldn't really fill the pit up and leave it that way for very long. One, the water might seep into the ground on its own, and two, its likely to cause a safety to trip and disable the car.

The Killer could be in the machine room, wait for the person to enter the car, place it on inspection to control where it goes. The doors won't open and he can move it where he wants to. Depending on the current in the water, it might disable the car and it have to be left in the pit, but if the killer is good, he can put things back the way they were and leave. It would look like some kind of freak accident.

Some other ideas that I don't think would work (they might have been joke answers) would be the trap door and electrifying the button. The trap door wouldn't work because there is too much going on underneath an elevator car and the work to add a trap door would be very labor intensive. The same goes for changing out buttons and electrifying the floor or buttons. Unless this elevator is in a dump of a building, someone is going to notice that much work going on and it will raise questions.

Hope that helps. If you have any more specific questions, let me know. It's late and I can't think of what other suggestions were made.