Moving Up On Manolos for 86p / 99cents

Having decided to lower the price of Moving Up On Manolos I figured why wait until 1st of December why not just lower the price NOW.  So here it is, as of right now you can get Moving Up On Manolos for just 86p / 99cents.  And that's a further reduction, EVERYTHING MUST GO.

I promise this will be the best 86p / 99cents you ever spend!

http://www.amazon.co.uk/MOVING-UP-ON-MANOLOS-ebook/dp/B005H86SH4/

http://www.amazon.com/MOVING-UP-ON-MANOLOS-ebook/dp/B005H86SH4/

New book FIGHTING LOVE coming soon

It's official the release date of my second book *drum roll* if you will...........
4th February!! Let the virtual champagne flow.

Before Fighting Love has it's launch party with inadequate paraphernalia I've decided to lower the price of my first book. As of 1st December Moving Up On Manolos will be at the bargain price of 99p / $1.38  An essential pick me up during this over-indulging festive period and deliciously calorie-free.

Tis the season for Manolos

Firing On All Cylinders

Moving Up On Manolos is now on Diesel

http://www.diesel-ebooks.com/item/SW00000084067/Whyle-Nina-Moving-Up-On-Manolos/1.html

Just in the Nook of time

For the Nook readers out there get your Moving Up On Manolos here.

http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/moving-up-on-manolos-nina-whyle/1106016768

I do love to be beside the seaside

Bavaria one week then Camber Sands, England the next.  No holiday in ages then 2 come along at once.  I'm in London this month for a wedding and to see a play,   'A Round-heeled Woman' at the Riverside Studio, Hammersmith. Directed and adapted for the stage by the brilliant Jane Prowse, (which she tells me will be transferring to the West End after its 8 weeks run at Hammersmith).  Jane Prowse is a TV director, screenwriter and the author of the Hattori Hachi series about a teen ninjutsu warrior.  A MUST READ.  I've also booked a West End show, 'Legally Blonde' ... I'm so excited.  My friend and I have arranged to meet in Liberty and I'm already getting butterflies thinking about  my favourite store in the WHOLE WIDE WORLD.  I could happily wile away the rest of my days in Liberty.  Something tells me my bank balance won't be looking too healthy after this particular trip. 

Camber Sands is beautiful, a sandy beach that stretches for miles and miles, large dunes that give your legs a good work out but it was Dungeness that made a lasting impression on me.  It doesn't even look like England, all marshland with a scattering of beach huts and a Nuclear Power station hovering over it like some menacing sea creature. The fish & chips at The Brittania Inn were tasty though.


N.B.  Incidentally Camber Sands doubled for the Sahara Desert in the film "Carry on Follow That Camel".   There's where Jane in Moving Up On Manolos gets her annoying trait for facts