Mystery E-books for Writers and E-readers

[Peg Herring]

For some time it has bothered me that there seems to be no site online where a person can read about ONLY mysteries published as e-books. With some trepidation and a lot of help, I’ve decided to attempt to change that. A friend has established a blog that will be dedicated solely to mysteries that are e-published. The submission process is somewhat experimental right now, but the plan is that authors will tell us about their books, following the template found on the site. Please be careful to do exactly as asked, or your book will not be listed. We will not list self-pubbed books, and mystery—the solution of a crime--must be the dominant theme.
If you’d like to submit a book for consideration, go to the site : http://mysterebooks.blogspot.com. There you will find the template and a sample submission. Submit the completed post to [e-mail], and we’ll let you know the date of its appearance on MysterEbooks. We’ll also promote the site so that readers learn where they can go to find e-mysteries.
If you are a reader of mysteries on electronic devices, visit us often to read about new options for e-reading!

[Peg Herring]

No, Pepper, I'm in the same boat. One is only e-pubbed, one is small press and e-book. C'mon in!

[Pepper Smith]

My books are out through a small press that primarily does business in ebooks, but also makes the books available as POD trade paperbacks. Would this disqualify mine? They are definitely not self-published, and are mystery/suspense in nature.