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Flash Sale

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All my e-books are on sale for the rest of this month on Amazon. It doesn’t matter where you live, they’re on sale for 99 cents or the equivalent amount of your currency. I’m currently in the middle of the next story for my next book. I’ve even started reading again.

My current reads:

I may even post a review or two on this highly inactive blog. Watch this space! Or don’t. I don’t care. Either way, let a mystery-loving friend know that my books are only a dollar and they are bound to enjoy at least one or two of them.

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I'm a murder mystery/impossible crime fanatic and author. I like locked rooms, footprints in the snow, missing murder weapons, and unreliable suspects.

10 thoughts on “Flash Sale”

  1. Thanks, James, I have all of your books, but will certainly pass on the sale to some friends who may be interested. Our (mystery) book group is going to be starting up again in the spring, so will suggest one of your books. Don’t get too excited at the potential for sales from this group though — there are only about 15 members (and 6 of them are couples) but you know it can be like the old shampoo commercial… And thank you for that screenshot — I didn’t realize that DWaM had published anything outside of his website so may pick up Gospel of V for myself.

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    1. Yeah, I figure most of the people who read my blog already have the books. The flip side side is that if i didn’t post about it on my own site, would I really be doing my best to advertise it? Beside, if it gets DWaM even one sale, the post is totally worth it.

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  2. Oh, wow, thanks so much for getting the book! I hope you like it!

    I wonder if the Seagal book will mention the Stephen Tobolowsky’s Glimmer Man story where he Seagal had a “spiritual awakening” and refused to kill people in movies.

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    2. Hi, DWaM (and James),
      Just purchased DWaM’s Gospel of V – gotta do the ebook and not the paperback as I move around a lot and can’t really lug physical books around with me — despite the fact that I still do prefer hard copy. If I like, will shop this around to friends along with James’s books.

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  3. Seems like a good time to read another one then. I was thinking about pikcing up Barrington Hills Vampire. Does it have any spoilers for the first two Manory and Williams books? I know it takes place before them but wanted to make sure.

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    1. No spoilers in Vampire. The only spoiler is in The Opening Night Murders and it’s for Goodnight Irene. I put it in there because I thought I was going to retire the duo after that book. Vampire seems to be the consensus choice as the best of the lot. I hope you like it.

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  4. Looking forward to the review of Death Walks in Eastrepps after my recent Sleeping Bacchus read. I just purchased Eastrepps myself, but it’s bound for purgatory due to other reading priorities.

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