Radish: Reading App or Root Vegetable?

So. There's this vegetable, I mean new reading app where you can find some of my books. It's called Radish Fiction, and it's based on a popular reading program that's been hot in some other countries for years. Now some super-cool professionals have brought this technology to romance fiction. The app is in English and is meant to be used with your smartphone or tablet (available for Apple and Android).

Right about now, you're asking yourself, "Why do I want to put another app on my phone and learn how to use the damn thing?"

I've got three reasons for you:

1. Access to exclusive content from your favorite authors (like Tamara Lush's Constant Craving -- did I mention that made Buzzfeed's Steamy Reads list? --and my new novella Prove Me Wrong).
2. The first three chapters are always free. That means you can try books on for size without paying for them. Some books are entirely free, others you unlock with coins (we're talking pocket change per chapter, well, back when we had pocket change).
3. You can subscribe to stories and receive notifications when new chapters are released. No more finding time to read because you can read on the run one chapter at a time.

Am I doing a lousy job explaining? Check out this video.

Cool, eh? How do you do this, you ask.

Go to the App Store on your smartphone or tablet.

Search for "Radish Fiction".

The icon looks like this:

Oh - look! You found it!

Click "GET", and it will download.

When that's done, click "OPEN".

Set up your account, and you're off and running!

TA-DA! Aren't you proud of yourself?

Now you can access exclusive stories by moi (that's French for "Kristi Hancock"), A.C. Rose, Dr. J, and other favorites -- plus discover some new ones!

In this case I think we can say, "Read your vegetables!"

(Yeah, that was super-corny. Send me a better closing line.)