THE BRILLIANCE OF KINDLE UNLIMITED
Fancy reading an offbeat western? A traditional, epic western trilogy with a twist?
Alias Jeannie Delaney is a gripping epic western trilogy charting the life of a devastating and charismatic pants-wearing cowgirl. She's the fastest gun in the west, a great lover to both men and women, and this is her journey to find her true self on the American frontier.The e-book can be borrowed through Kindle Unlimited, a virtual library system, which will cost you $11.99c a month. A Kindle is smaller than a book, allowing you to read on your e-reader or the Kindle app on your phone or tablet from the palm of your hand. You don't need a Kindle to use Kindle Unlimited. You can use the free Kindle app on your phone or tablet with just a few taps. With Amazon's Kindle subscription service, you can access unlimited books for less than what it would cost you to buy one physical book per month.
A fair number of people on Kindle Unlimited have read Book 1, and some of these readers have steamed through it like a railroad train! If you have a self-published book on Kindle Unlimited, unlike Amazon itself, you can access the reader's progress through the book. Apparently when a reader likes Jeannie's story, they really like it, and can't put it down! What can I say?! This is telling you something that Amazon itself doesn't. You know nothing about your readers when they buy their books there. So Kindle Unlimited is very, very useful.
The Kindle version of Alias Jeannie Delaney - Book 1 - Go West, Girl! is 78 cents and the paperback version in $9.84 depending upon your preference.
Here are comments from readers of Book 1:
I just grabbed my copy of "Alias Jeannie Delaney - Book 1 - Go West, Girl!" on Amazon. The premise of a charismatic and skilled cowgirl on a journey of self-discovery is absolutely captivating. Kudos on the rave reviews and the unique twist you've brought to the western genre.'
Yee-hah! I'm enjoying this soooo much! Not just because of the story but also because of the quality of the writing, and the loving detail put into it. Clearly a lot of research - Kit Mackenzie writes as though she's actually been there. I'm relishing the nuances of her fab writing. I so enjoyed reading the novel in detail, and relishing the nuances of the fab writing. Rereading it and absorbing the world and the atmosphere she's created. It's a terrific story with strong characters (to put it mildly!) and a powerful arc. The writing is 24 carat gold.
I'm just reading the preview at the moment, it's great! I just love kit Mackenzie's descriptions of where Jeannie is, so atmospheric 😌 I've got to chapter 12 and loving it! A fascinating angle. Good on my phone too. This novel is a refreshing change from the usual western. Easy to read and I'm thoroughly enjoying it! Kit writes brilliantly, describing the American Plains in all their beauty as they were back then.
I'm already deep in Chapter 1 of the book and loving it!
A unique and fascinating Western theme. Kit Mackenzie has an enviable writing skill!
Five star reviews from Booksprout
I’ve just finished reading ‘Go West, Girl.’ It was a very good read - a real page-turner, or whatever is the right term on a Kindle. Your descriptions were so vivid I could imagine I was in Coyote Creek. I’m not sure whether or not I like Jeannie - I feel sorry for her that she is so unhappy, but realise it’s because she was ahead of her time, and getting frustrated as she kicked against the social rules of her time. I admire that she refused to accept the norms of times - and people like her made things much more equitable for us today. No doubt you’ll keep us posted re the next book.
A unique western read. well written and entertaining! Five stars. This is a different take on a western and I really enjoyed it. Jeannie is an independent woman focused on living her life on her terms before it was socially acceptable to do so. It is well written and entertaining!
Great western story! Not like any Western book I've ever read... Jeannie is best described as a difficult child. I love her grown-up character. She lives life on her own terms, not always liked but well-respected. I'm looking forward to more stories of her life.
Just finished reading Alias Jeanne Delaney. I found it a really fascinating and an interesting read. Quite extraordinary. Loved your ability to set the scene, making it feel as if the reader was there themself experiencing the scene and the surroundings. I know that you said it might not be my kind of book but I have to tell you that it is! quite unlike anything I have read before. Well done and I hope that it becomes a best seller. I look forward to the next instalment in book 2.
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