It's release day - Salem's Fury

 Generally speaking, it's not a good sign when your own wife doesn't remember that it's release day for your newest book. 
  So, with that said, it's release day for my newest book, Salem's Fury.
  Care.
  Cue mischievous Galvin grin.
  I'm giving the wife a hard time here, but I'll grant her a free pass this one time. (*A better way of saying it is I know better than to mess with a pregnant woman.)
  I find release days interesting because so often attention is lavished on the author, whereas I tend to think of the many wonderful people and the time they spent to make this newest release come about (and in time for the L.A. Times Festival of Books this weekend too!).

  I couldn't have finished Salem's Fury in time for the festival without my amazing editors, Annetta Ribken and Jennifer Wingard. Both set me straight when I need it and they worked like crazy so we could have this book ready. The same must also be said for Greg Sidelnik's wicked cover design and Valerie Bellamy's technological wizardry in book design and layout.
  A huge shout out to all the reviewers, librarians, and teachers who agreed to read/review the book, interviewed me, grant a spotlight, and/or all of the above. Kristine Hall just rocked out a mammoth week long promotional series of all my books. My thanks also to The Bookie Monster, The Book Attic, Fictional Candy, Ink of Blood, and S. Kay Nash for the links they've already sent, (click on any of their mentions above to read said interviews and/or reviews).  
  Also, thanks to all the others who are currently reading my book, preparing their reviews, etc. It continues to amaze me how giving and awesome all of you are. Thanks for helping me reach a broader audience and the opportunity to engage with new readers.
  And to you, readers! Without you, I'd just be another loon ranting about the voices in my head. Thanks to you, I can keep the psychiatrists away because, hey, at least I get paid to engage the voices.
  So, if you want to keep me out of a padded room, grab Salem's Fury on Amazon or a signed copy through my store, and then tell all your friends to do the same. 
  It's a good read. Promise.