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Flying high!

Is there anything more awesome than getting work back from a CP with nothing but awesome comments? I mean, there was constructive advice too, but for the most part - my feedback has been nothing short of amazing! Much love to Leigh Covington for making me do this this morning:



Also want to say thanks to Clare Dugmore and Morgan Shamy who have given me equally awesome pointers and comments. You guys rock!

So, now all I have to do is get my final (FINAL!!) edits done, format correctly for Kindle publishing, figure out all the tax drama (I'm halfway through figuring it out, and I'll post about it once I'm done), get my book cover finalised, and publish this bad boy!

Okay, there's still a lot to do but I'm one step closer and that is making me very happy!

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  1. That IS great news! Have fun with the cover and the final edits.

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  2. I LOVE Leigh! She's a great CP :) Tell that girl to finish her story so I'm not left hanging!! :)

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  3. Can't wait Kyra. Be sure to add me to your blog tour when the time comes!!!

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  4. That's awesome. Can't wait to see the final project.

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  5. Awesomeness! I can't wait to read it!

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  6. And you forgot to add... eat tons of ice cream to celebrate!

    Congrats!!!

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  7. yay!!! you should do the carlton dance!

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  8. Oh, there is nothing more fantastic than a good review!

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  9. I'm excited for you, Kyra! It's a fab story with great sexual tension! LOL. ;)

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  10. Yay! That's great news! :)

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  11. Brilliant! Next time you'll have to record your own version of the Carlton dance and upload that :-D

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  12. Yay! That sounds so cool! You're so nearly there :D!! Keep up the good work! X

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  13. You are right! There is nothing better :) Leigh is the best :)

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  14. Congratulations, I'm so happy for you. And so proud of you, too!!

    I CANNOT wait until I can download it from Amazon. Won't be long now.

    And you're welcome. You know I'd do anything for you. ♥ xxx

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  15. Awesome! Congratulations and good luck! :)

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  16. Congrats! May your readers find it just as awesome!

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  17. Oh my gosh, really? EEEE. I'm so excited for you, Kyra!

    Go you!

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  18. LOL; that's all you gotta do? I'm with you on the Carlton dance after positive feedback.

    Good Luck Kyra.

    .......dhole

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  19. That's awesome! Ah, the Carlton dance. Hehehe! Good luck. You're almost there! :)

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  20. Nope, there's nothing more awesome than that for a writer! Congratulations on making it to the final draft. I KNOW it is a long and winding road. You inspire me to keep moving forward.

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