Caller Number Nine is now available most places eBooks are sold for all of $2.99. It’s the story of a 13-year-old radio contest addict who wins a trip for two to Hawaii with L.A.’s coolest D.J. in the spring of 1967, when times are changing and girls are beginning to discover their power. 
Caller Number Nine received a QED seal from F+W Media for Quality, Excellence and Design. My book emerged with the QED designation after a 13-point inspection on multiple devices. It means readers can be assured the novel will look good wherever they choose to read it. Woohoo!
I have plenty of information on the books page about all my books, including anthologies I contributed to and a new edition of the Benjamin Franklin Award winner, When Molly Was in the Hospital: A book for brothers and sisters of hospitalized children.
My KQED Perspectives and other essays, book reviews and middle-grade novels, are all here at debbieduncan.com. You can find me, and follow me, on Twitter, or write to me This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or from my contact page. Enjoy!