I had a little issue with the formatting so I didn’t post this right away. The formatting looks like it’s been worked out (and I went through every page to make sure), so I feel comfortable posting the links now. I decided to go through PubIt, so it’s up on Barnes and Noble, too. I see that this book has been approved for premium distribution in Smashwords, so I expect it to be up on Kobo, Sony, Apple, and Diesel within a month.
Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Mitchs-Win-ebook/dp/B00BSKJYK8/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1363228709&sr=8-1&keywords=mitch%27s+win
Smashwords: https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/294782
Barnes and Noble: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/mitchs-win-ruth-ann-nordin/1114827158?ean=2940016354675
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Ruth Ann Nordin's Author Blog 
Dear Ruth, bought your new book earlier this evening. Now it’s on my TBR list. I finished Bound by Honor, Bound by Love. A wonderful story that completes your native American trilogy. The love story is beautiful and I learned a lot about the Mandan culture. I’ll be reviewing it shortly (I’ve yet to find a book of yours that’s not a Five Star 🙂 Starting on your paperback, Chance in Time.
I’m glad you liked Bound by Honor, Bound by Love. 😀 That was a hard one to write because I wanted to be accurate about the Mandan culture and honor their traditions. It was hard to finish it because I felt like I was closing a chapter of history and a part of my life. One thing that’s magical about writing is that you get to live in the past and be a part of the characters’ lives. It’s hard to give that up. 😀
Ever since someone stole A Chance in Time, I can’t bring myself to read it again. I know other books were stolen (and all of the stolen ones removed), but it takes me back to how painful that time of my life was. Sales can dip and I can get all the negative reviews in the world on my books, but nothing hurt as much as seeing someone steal my work. These books aren’t a way to gain fame or make money. They’re a part of me. it was then I realized how much books are really worth and how much love I have for my characters.