Massive Labor Day Sale!

 Hi everyone! Just a quick note, 

All four of my books are on sale for Kindle for .99 Cdn! So if you were curious, but didn't have the funds, you can now get all four books for about $5.00 :D 

Sale goes from now until next Tuesday.

Thanks for your support!


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