Here's my new venture:







Does the thought of formatting your novel for self-publishing make your skin
grow cold? Does the thought of dealing with Smashwords’ meatgrinder give
you nightmares? Then don’t do it!

                         Let me deal with that for you!

I will format your novel or simple non-fiction book (some images, lists and
bullet points) ready to be uploaded to KDP, Pub-It or Smashwords for
publication as an e-book. Or, if you want to go POD, I can make a
CreateSpace-ready PDF of your inside matter ready to go (caveat —
images will not be 300dpi as they request, but good enough to print and look
good).

Click the contact me link for pricing and further information!

For an example of my work, see my new writing text book,
Chapter One,
available at your favorite e-retailer (
Amazon, Pub-It, Smashwords, Apple,
Kobo, Diesel & Sony).

                          Merry

                 

Love Of My Life - Featuring the startlingly handsome
Eurasian Julian Ritchie, the Earl of  Huntley as he toys with and
eventually wins the heart of Cassandra Renwick.
 

Wooing Miss Whately - "Sin", aka Sinclair Stratton, Viscount Reath,
meets his match with the beautiful and daring American Sara Whately.

Miss Seton's Sonata - featuring "Merry", also known as Richard Angles,
the Marquis of  Merrick as he learns to love again.

Dame Fortune -  Fungy, also known as the Hon. St.  
John Fotheringay-Phipps', will have a chance to prove himself  
when he meets the beautiful intellectual Rose Grace.
This website and all of
the information within it
is copywritten by
Meredith Bond,
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anuary, 2012.
    Who knew becoming a publisher could be so easy. Actually, the hardest part was
deciding on a name. No, I'm not officially listed as a business -- that would involve a great
deal of paperwork and taxes -- but my books (yes, there will be more to come sooner than
you would think) are now published by Anessa Books. Has a nice ring to it doesn't it?
     I named it after my mother, Nessa, (gone nearly twenty-two years, and yes, I'm still
counting and think of her often -- I don't think you ever get past losing your mother) who,
although she was a wonderfully famous socio-linguist, secretly wanted to write Regency
romance. She even started one -- written out long-hand in a spiral bound notebook, can
you imagine?! Someday I'm going to transcribe it into a Word document and maybe even
finish writing it. I've got no idea what it's about nor how far she got (I've only glanced
through a few pages of it and that was a long time ago).
    So, in honor of her memory, I proudly give you
Anessa Books.
                 
Merry