May Flowers at The Three Coins Inn launches today!
Yay!
It’s publication for my latest novel, May Flowers at The Three Coins Inn. This is my third entry into my Three Coins series – but it can be read as a stand-alone.
Glorious spring has arrived in Todi. Will friendship and hope blossom as well?
A new set of guests arrive to find spring in full bloom at the Umbrian inn. Upstate New Yorker Lisa needs an escape from betrayal and the prying eyes of her smalltown neighbors. Elderly, reclusive artist Antonio hopes a country sojourn will spark his long dormant creative muse. Manhattan socialite mother Sharon grudgingly embarks on a country holiday with her young son, with whom she shares few interests. Roman author Margherita prefers time spent alone, but her career may depend on a stay in bucolic Todi among fellow guests. Will the inn’s atmosphere allow hurts to heal and friendships to blossom?
May Flowers at The Three Coins Inn has been gathering excellent early editorial reviews and reader reviews – and is available for its special launch sales price on Amazon and Kobo. Throughout May, it is on sale for just 99 cents, 99 euro cents, 99 pence and equivalent prices in worldwide currencies.
Everyone deserves a bit of escapism – and I want to make it as easy as possible for my readers to book their bargain stay at this idyllic Umbrian inn alongside Lisa, Antonio, Sharon and Margherita. Drama, friendship, and romance guaranteed!
I’m so pleased my newest novel has been receiving fabulous editorial reviews and early reader reviews – and hoping for many more reader reviews now that it’s launched. Book reviews are lifeblood for indie authors like me, so gratitude to all readers who take the time to leave a review on Amazon, Kobo and other sales sites. It’s key to helping new readers discover my work.
Extremely excited that my book launch kicks off two virtual book tours this month, with Kate Rock Book Tours in the US and Rachel’s Random Resources in the UK. Thank you to Kate, Rachel, and all the lovely book bloggers who have joined the tours!
And, with the launch of my third in the series, I’ve decided to offer a promotion offering the series’ opener, Three Coins, for free to new newsletter subscribers.
But I certainly don’t want to leave my loyal newsletter readers out of the deal. Go over to the Book Cave Three Coins promotion page to claim your free copy, too! One Eternal City. Three women. Three wishes. Three coins.
Here’s what the critics are saying:
“The third entry in Sullivan’s charming Three Coins series is bolstered by well-developed characters and witty, evocative prose. While the cast is expansive, Sullivan deftly balances the multitude of characters and storylines in chapters that alternate between different characters’ perspectives and deepen the connections that develop between the guests.” – Kirkus Reviews
“A season of friendship and romance unfolds vividly in May Flowers at the Three Coins Inn by Kimberly Sullivan, the third installment of the charming Three Coins series. … Layered with intimate character development, the novel probes into universal themes of human nature, as the members of this kaleidoscopic cast find healing and renewal in the springtime. Immersively descriptive in both setting and emotion, this is an especially satisfying installment of the series, highlighted by the author’s cozy, refreshing, and affirming prose.” – Self-Publishing Review
“With its cast of beautifully flawed characters and its idyllic Italian setting, it’s a story about the courage it takes to heal old wounds and the messy but tasking process of blooming anew. Among its peers in the women fiction and travel-lit genres, what makes it so special is its refusal to settle for a single protagonist’s journey, instead, weaving together four distinct characters across generations, and allowing each one of their healing journeys to illuminate and deepen the other’s.” – Feathered Quill Review
“Regaling us with the best of Todi—idyllic sites, delectable food, and rich culture, readers are effortlessly transported to the inn. Beyond the affective world-building, we get to know the guests and the employees, and we get a peek behind the scenes into how a hotel is run. Think White Lotus, but cozier and wholesome. … Read this novel as a standalone or as part of a series. May Flowers at The Three Coins Inn will sweep readers off their feet with its character-driven plot and vibrant scene-setting, providing the ultimate escape. Those who enjoy novels about travelling, art, and culture will marvel at Sullivan’s attention to detail and ability to capture the essence of the hilltop village—a true feast for the senses!” –Reader Views Review
