We live in an age of magic and wonder. I don't say that lightly. I say it because on Saturday, Draft2Digital sent me a notice that, seventeen months after submitting The Prisoner of Cimlye to Apple for conversion to an audiobook, it has finally been released as an audiobook. You could have knocked me over with a feather. I have no explanation as to why this has happened, one can only say, miracles still do happen.
The burning question now is will they get around to releasing the audiobook versions of The Girl on the Kerb, Beneath the Lanterns, and The Lost Star's Sea, all of which have been sitting in limbo since January 1 2024? Anything, folks, is possible.
The Darval-Mers Dossier is also awaiting Apple Audiobook release, but it's only been like ten days, so far. Which is too soon. Fingers crossed.
The Prisoner of Cimlye, like all my audiobooks on Apple, is a FREE audiobook.
Stay tuned for, hopefully, more miracles.
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