Kansas posted this on Amazon.com: "If you like a good mystery, the Hannibal Jones series is a good one to get hooked on. The character is believable, and Austin Comacho keeps the story going at a good pace. I highly recommend his books and look forward to reading all of them." http://amzn.to/MRhFG0
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When it comes to contemporary authors who write thrillers and mystery novels about Korea, Martin Limón, is probably the only name that comes to mind. Limón retired from military service after twenty years in the US Army, including ten years in Korea. He is the author of several books in the Sergeant George Sueño series with "…
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I've just changed the original price (6.99) for THE SWORD MASTER to 99 cents on Kindle and Nook. I'll leave it there through Monday, July 9.
The purpose is to see if I can get more of a response on my latest, a swash-buckling, violent, sexy story of a twelfth century shwordfighter, than I have so far.
It's all experimentation. When this trial is over, I'll take the book down on B&N and do a Kindle exclusive with Prime.
I hope to learn…
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New issue of Kings River Life is up and filled with mystery!
We have another big group of mystery author video interviews from Left Coast Crime--Simon Wood, Naomi Hirahara, Louise Crawford, Jonnie Jacobs, Clark Lohr, Sally Carpenter & more! http://kingsriverlife.com/07/07/and-still-more-left-coast-crime-mystery-author-video-interviews/
Also an…
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I always draw on my life and career experiences when developing new characters
for my novels. FBI Agent J.J. McCall is no different. She's actually very
loosely based on an FBI Agent I worked with during my 12 year tenure at the
Bureau. Of all the agents I worked with, and I worked with quite a few, she
always stood out in my mind for many reasons.
One reason she clings to my
memory is that she was, at least at the time, the only African-American…
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Damascena had a lot to say about The Troubleshooter on Amazon.com:
"Very occasionally, when I finish a book which is so good that it leaves me speechless, my reaction is a sharply indrawn breath, and a whispered ..."Oh ... my ... God!" That is the reaction I had at the end of this book. For one thing, Mr. Camacho is a stellar story teller. He grabs you in the first chapter, and keeps tight hold of you, never letting your attention wander until the very last word. He is a master of his…
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This week has been a series of hot, hot days. I am so glad to be able to leave this state, transport down to Florida to pick up this week’s featured author. We’re off to New York City and the famous Algonquin Hotel at 59 West 44th Street in the heart of Manhatten. Built in 1902, the Algonquin has been a standard for luxury and comfort for decades. They’ve recently…
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It was lovely chatting to Julian Clegg again on BBC Radio Solent this morning even though it was an early start, so if I look a little bleary eyed forgive me, I'm not used to getting up at 5.15 am!
We talked about the DI Andy Horton crime series including the latest Death Lies Beneath which will be published in the UK in July and in…
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Book Title: THE MISTAKE
Author: Wendy James
ISBN: 9781921901041
Location: New South Wales
Publisher: Penguin Australia
Year of Publication: 2012
Jodie Garrow is a teenager from the wrong side of the tracks when she falls pregnant. Scared, alone and desperate to make something of her life, she makes the decision to adopt out her baby – and tells nobody.
Twenty-five years on, Jodie has built a whole new life and a whole new family. But when a…
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My first novel, The Devil's Road to Kathmandu, was published by short-lived imprint Dragon's Mouth Press in Hong Kong in 2006 and garnered some great reviews in the regional press at the time. The Bangkok Post called it a better backpacker novel than The Beach.
Now, The Devil's Road to Kathmandu has been republished by…
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Book Title: THE NAMESAKE
Author: Conor Fitzgerald
ISBN: 9781408824498
Location: Italy
Series: Alec Blume
Publisher: Bloomsbury
Year of Publication: 2012
When magistrate Matteo Arconti's namesake, an insurance man from Milan, is found dead outside the court buildings in Piazzo Clodio, it's a clear warning to the authorities in Rome--a message of defiance and intimidation from a powerful crime syndicate.
Commissioner Alec Blume, interpreting…
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Another 5-star Review! M. Simpson "Kindle lover" (Houston, TX) - posted this about The Piranha Assignment:
"I loved it. It was a great action adventure with memorable characters. It was a little unbelievable at times, but it was a fun read. I highly recommend it if you like adventure stories."…
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I've been a fan of Jefferson Bass's series from book one. The Body Farm novels are actaully written by two authors - Jon Jefferson and Dr. Bill Bass. Bass is the founder of the…
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For this reader, Ridley Pearson is an author whose books I pick up without even glancing at the flyleaf. I enjoy his writing and just know I'm in for a good read.…
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It only seems like five minutes ago I was writing the entry for June and here we are in July (and with little sign of the summer in the UK). So what's happening in July?
On 5 July I am to be guest crime author at the annual conference of the British Society of Criminology taking place at the University of Portsmouth, Institute of Criminal…
Added by Pauline Rowson on July 2, 2012 at 5:11pm — No Comments
New issue of Kings River Life is up and we have a review of Jan Burke's supernatural thriller The Messenger, a chance to win a copy of the book & a video interview with her from Left Coast Crime http://kingsriverlife.com/06/30/the-messenger-by-jan-burke/
Also in KRL are reviews of Elaine Viets Final Sail and Josie Belle's 50% Off Murder & a chance to win copies of both…
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"You truly feel what the author is trying to convey to the audience of readers as you become within yourself part of the hunt: Who, What, Where and How we're the murders committed. I highly recommend this book."
--Amazon Vine Program Reviewer
Pre-Order the novel that's based upon one of the most shocking axe murders to ever occur in Albany....MURDER BY MOONLIGHT:…
Added by Vincent Zandri on July 1, 2012 at 1:05am — No Comments
Here's how I sold 12,000 crime fiction e-books: I didn't.
At least, not in the way you think of a transaction. I "sold" them, not sold them, through Amazon's KDP Select program.
Readers of e-books will feel their eyes glaze over after that last sentence. But know this. The piles upon bloated piles of free e-books you've…
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