Showing posts with label The Dancing Bridge of Kamunjoma. Show all posts
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Wednesday, June 2, 2021

My new book is out!

 
     My third book, two short stories about traveling aboard the historic MV Liembe on Lake Tanganyika, and helping a small village build a footbridge in Zambia, is now available in print and eBook. It's currently the Kindle #1 new release in Southern African Travel!
 
     I know I've mentioned this before, but the greatest compliment you can give an author is a good review. If you read and enjoy these two uncommon stories set in Africa, I hope you consider reviewing Dancing Bridge on Amazon or on the website where you purchased the book.
 
 What's next?
   
    Our latest adventure is aboard a Nordic Tug named Green Eyes. On this tiny 26' boat, a crew of three (me, my husband, and the ship's cat, Pika) is circumnavigating America's Great Loop, a circumnavigation of the eastern U.S., and part of Canada.  The 6000 mile route includes the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway, the Hudson River, the Canadian Canals, the Great Lakes, the inland rivers, and the Gulf of Mexico to Florida. Wind, weather, tides, and currents dictate how long the trip will take, but for us, it will probably be two years. So far, we've completed around 1400 miles.
 
     In the meantime, I hope you enjoy being back in Africa with us on The Dancing Bridge of Kamunjoma.
 



 

The Great Loop Map by AGLCA


Be well,

Teresa



Monday, November 9, 2020

Big News! My Life with Ndoto wins the 2020 Kindle Book Award for Non-Fiction


My latest book, My Life with Ndoto, Exploring Africa in a Forty-Year-Old Land Rover has won the 2020 Kindle Book Award for Non-Fiction!

 I am so encouraged and overjoyed at receiving a Kindle Book Award. It makes me proud that, with this award, more copies will available to readers for free at libraries all over the world. 

If they don’t already have it on the shelves, you can always ask your favorite librarian or local bookseller to consider carrying My Life with Ndoto. Readers do have a voice!

If you’ve already read and or reviewed Life with Ndoto on Amazon or Goodreads, I am so very grateful for your support. I sincerely hope my books bring you some encouragement about how connected in joy and positivity our world can be. 

Can I ask one more favor? Please share the news with your favorite Africaphile, adventure travel lover, or anyone looking for inspiration to live their dreams. While you are at it, they might also enjoy my first book, Safari Jema, A Journey of Love and Adventure from Casablanca to Cape Town, or my recently released third book, The Dancing Bridge of Kamunjoma.

Please, keep safe and stay well.

With love and gratitude,

-Tris, Currently on The Great Loop aboard Green Eyes in Southern Alabama.