Well, so far I’ve managed to make Surveyor available on Amazon Kindle, but am still awaiting them to mail my paperback version so I can proof and approve it. They’ll notify me when they mail it, so until they do, it’s a waiting game.
CreateSpace found issues with my cover (not sure why, I think the cover artist did a great job). I hope to resolve that today.
The big problem is converting the book to an ePub format (used extensively throughout the non-Amazon.com world). I had installed the Nook reader app on my computer, so every time I tried to open ePub, it saved as a Nook format. This did not translate well to other readers (such as Kobo in Canada, eh – special shout out to Pete Drewcock for working with me on this by reviewing all the versions I sent him). I removed the Nook app, so the latest version worked fine. Just need to tweak it (more html work) before it’s set to go (but I’ve got papers to grade – did I mention I’m a college “Affiliate Professor” or something like that?)
Back to the salt mines.
James S. Peet, Author, novelist, and all around good guy! 
Very good book! Mt. St. Helens does not have an apostrophe, however . Anxious to read the sequel, and would be delighted to be a beta reader. There are a few format glitches with random paragraph indentation, and a few Oxford commas didn’t make it into your timeline.
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Glad you enjoyed it. Alas, even with all the editing and proof-reading, things slip by (but I can’t believe I put an apostrophe in Mt. St. Helens – zoinks). I’ll definitely keep you in mind for the beta reading, but it’ll be several more months – only about a third of the way through the first draft).
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