Category: Guest Author

Guest Author William Brown

In this new era of digital books and writers publishing independently.   There are many good authors and books, like the saying goes, “too many books, too little time”.  I get a lot of requests to read and review and after reading the synopsis,  I want to say YES!!! but know, it just isn’t humanly possible to read all the books I want to.  Today’s guest is just that case.  But I wanted to introduce him to you and hope that you will say YES!!.  So, please help me welcome, to our group,  Mr. Bill Brown!!!

ABOUT WILLIAM BROWN

Bill Brown is the author of The Undertaker, his sixth suspense novel, has already received three 5-Star ratings from major review sites. It is available on Kindle, Sony, Nook, and IBook. His earlier books include Thursday at Noon, published in hardback by St. Martins, with paper and foreign editions and numerous favorable reviews in The New Yorker and other publications. Beaufort Books published his first novel, The Allah Conspiracy. His newest novel, A Whisper of War, is with his agent making the rounds of publishers; and he is currently writing two more suspense novels. In addition, he has written four screenplays that have won or placed in many national contests. One of his screenplays was optioned for film.

He lives in Columbus, Ohio. As the Vice President of the real estate subsidiary of a Fortune 500 corporation, he traveled widely in the US and abroad. A native of Chicago, he earned a BA in History and Russian Area Studies and a graduate degree from the University of Illinois. He has been active in politics and numerous civic organizations over the years, and served as a company commander in the US Army. When he is not writing, he focuses his time on landscape oil painting and golf. He has traveled widely in Russia, Germany, the Caribbean, England, Ireland, Scotland, Poland, Hungary, Czechoslovakia, Italy, Austria, Egypt, and Israel.
You can visit William Brown at his website.

GUEST POST
People often ask writers, “Where do you get your ideas?” Every novel takes its own tortuous path, some more easily and more successfully than others; but each of mine has started with a simple, one line concept, which is then expanded until it ends up as a fully developed novel.

Mine usually begin with an intriguing one-liner. The novel I am currently working on began with, “A guy’s in the window seat of an air liner coming in to land at O’Hare. He looks down, and sees a man strangling a woman on a roof top as it flashes by below.” Then, I start asking, who were they? What building was that? Why would he kill her? What’s at stake? A crime of passion? Was he hiding something, or trying to shut her up? Next, who is our guy in the airplane? Who are his friends and enemies? What is going on in his life that this situation will make even worse? I keep expanding those threads until they form a plot, and simultaneously keep growing those stick figures into unique, well-rounded characters. In the end, they are what drives the story and make it logical and inevitable.

My most successful novel, Thursday at Noon, began with, “A burned out CIA agent in Cairo stumbles home one night and finds a severed head sitting on his rear stoop.” In screenplays, they call these one-liners ‘log lines.’ As with the others, the log line needs to be something incongruous, immediate, and jarring, like, “Snakes on a plane.” That is one of the very best. Screenwriters and producers use them to sell a story, but it is equally useful to help a writer to keep his story focused. Call it a concept, premise, or log line, but all successful novels are based on a strong one; and no amount of writing or re-writing can make up for a weak one.

My new E-Pub novel, The Undertaker began with, “A guy opens the newspaper one morning and sees his own obituary.” How did that happen? Was it a mistake? All the details are spot on; it is him! Worse, there is a companion obituary for his wife! Who? Where? Why? Someone with a penchant for sharp scalpels and embalming tables is planting bodies under other people’s names. The Undertaker is a ‘chase book,’ that takes the reader from a funeral home in Ohio, bumper-tag on the Dan Ryan, snipers in New York’s Washington Square, a bloody Back Bay townhouse, sleazy lawyers, corrupt County sheriffs, mafia hit men, the FBI, an army of Chicago cops, and the upper berth of an Amtrak train. It is a pool/beach book, told with a touch of humor, romance, and stark terror.

ABOUT THE BOOK
SYNOPSIS (borrowed from Amazon):
Pete Talbott is a California native and harried Boston computer wonk still grieving over the death of his wife Terri, when he found himself at the wrong end of Gino Parini’s .45 reading his own obituary torn from that morning’s newspaper. Talbott figured it was all a big mistake until Parini showed him his wife’s obituary too, and this was a mystery Talbott couldn’t leave alone. From a funeral home in Indiana, to car chases on the Dan Ryan, a bloody Back Bay townhouse, snipers in New York City’s Washington Square, sleazy lawyers, corrupt County sheriffs, mafia hit men, the FBI, an army of Chicago cops, and that unforgettable scene in the upper berth of an Amtrak Train, “The Undertaker” is a thrill ride with a touch of humor and romance. Someone with a penchant for sharp scalpels and embalming tables is planting bodies under other people’s names; and if Talbott doesn’t stop them, he and his quirky new girlfriend, Sandy Kasmarek, will be next on the Undertaker’s list.
THANKS TO THE GENEROSITY OF THE
AUTHOR, BILL BROWN, I HAVE ONE (1)
EBOOK EDITION TO GIVE AWAY.
CLICK HERE TO BRING YOU TO
THE GIVEAWAY ENTRY PAGE.
 DISCLAIMER
Giveaway copies are supplied and shipped to winners
via publisher, agent and/or author. This blog hosts
the giveaway on behalf of the above.
No items that I receive
are ever sold…they are kept by me,
or given to family and/or friends.

Guest Author Christy Dorritty

Hi everyone!!  Before we start, I need for you to take your computer into another room, the kitchen…I’ll wait………………..

OK, now I need for you to find your apron that you have shoved in some draw….I’ll wait………………

I think we are all set now!!  What a treat I have for you, not only in who today’s guest is, but the treat is also about food.  One of our peers, Christy from Dearest Dreams is stopping by while on her first virtual tour, visiting and talking about a book that has just been published.  Not any book, a Cookbook.  And not just a Cookbook, but a Cookbook filled with recipes of Christy’s and reviews from many other bloggers.  So please help me welcome our blogging friend, now published author, Christy Dorritty !!

ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Christy Dorrity loves to read about cooking and cook about reading. She was taught early to have a discriminating taste for both books and food. Christy grew up on a trout ranch in Star Valley, Wyoming. She taught elementary school and lives in Utah with her husband and their five children. When Christy’s not
reading or writing, she’s probably trying out a new recipe in the kitchen. You can find her online at http://www.christydorrity.com/.


From her website:
My name is Christy Dorrity. I have four boys and one girl. I love to read, write, cook and dance.

I am a freelance writer and author. My articles have appeared in Feis America Magazine and DiddlyiMag. I write for my local newspaper, The Syracuse Islander, and I recently had an article accepted for the children’s Friend Magazine.

My first ebook, The 2011 Book Blogger’s Cookbook, with a forward written by Amanda Hocking, will be released in June through Amazon and Smashwords. My WIP is a YA fantasy novel about a teen who discovers a passion for Irish dancing and in the process learns of unselfish love.

Dear family and friends,

I’m happy to announce the launch of my new cookbook—The 2011 Book Blogger’s Cookbook. It is available on Amazon for Kindle and can be read on any e-reader, PC or MAC.

The 2011 Book Blogger’s Cookbook includes a foreword by Amanda Hocking, author of the USA Today Bestselling Trylle Trilogy and showcases over seventy reviews with links to book review blogs and author websites. You can read more about the cookbook at www.bookbloggerscookbook.com.

To celebrate the launch of the cookbook, I am holding a virtual launch tour. Anyone who visits the great author’s and book blogger’s blogs on the tour and leaves a comment will be entered to win a Kindle and other great prizes. Every person who purchases The 2011 Book Blogger’s Cookbook during the launch tour will receive a free bonus recipe booklet. See my website for more information about the book launch.

Please take a moment to share my good news with friends and family that you know would be interested in reading a book that combines tasty reads and adventurous recipes.

Christy Dorrity loves to read about cooking and cook about reading. She was taught early to have a discriminating taste for both books and food. Christy grew up on a trout ranch in Star Valley, Wyoming. She taught elementary school and lives in Utah with her husband and their five children. When Christy’s not
reading or writing, she’s probably trying out a new recipe in the kitchen. You can find her online at http://www.christydorrity.com/.

GUEST POST

Book Bloggers: A resource in an ever changing publishing world.

Anyone can be an author these days. Your neighbor can publish his gardening tips and have a bestselling Kindle short. It’s hard to know if you are getting a good book for your money. A thriller e-book might be well worth the $9.99 you purchase it for, but you may regret the $.99 you spent on the how-to book whose
professional cover was hiding a sloppy manuscript.  So how is a person supposed to navigate the waves of e-books that are flooding the market? Book bloggers have been around for years and recently more and more readers are recognizing them for what they are-a reference for honest reviews of books on the market.

Book bloggers receive no compensation for the time they spend reading and reviewing books in all genres. They offer a valuable resource to those who want unbiased reviews. Authors who write quality manuscripts benefit from book bloggers. Just ask Amanda Hocking, author the USA Today Bestselling Trylle Trilogy. On her blog, Amanda credits her phenomenal success to book bloggers.  Try doing an internet search for a review. For example, you could search for “reviews of Amanda Hocking’s ‘Switched'” and get access to dozens of impartial reviews. I’m willing to bet that, after reading what book bloggers have to say, you will have a pretty good idea of whether or not the book is for you.

Book Bloggers are fast becoming the most trusted resource for reliable reviews in a world where the very definitions of publishing and author are in flux. The book industry is changing so quickly that it’s hard to imagine what the future holds for readers, authors and reviewers.

Have book bloggers helped you find good reads? Do you think book bloggers will affect the publishing community?

COMPILED by CHRISTY DORRITTY
You’ll love The Book Blogger’s Cookbook because…
The Book Blogger’s Cookbook has 25 different book reviewers from every corner of the blogosphere. It bridges the gap between author and reader—putting you in touch with book reviewers who can separate the 5 star books from the mediocre.
The Book Blogger’s Cookbook showcases great reads and provides an interactive experience with links to author and book reviewer websites. The cookbook is created for those who like to experience what they read long after they’ve closed the book.
The Book Blogger’s Cookbook tells why each recipe complements its companion book. Recipes and books combine to make the reading experience satisfying and entertaining.

THANKS TO THE KINDNESS OF
AUTHOR, CHRISTY DORRITTY,
I HAVE ONE (1) EBOOK EDITION OF THIS
DELICIOUS COOKBOOK TO GIVE AWAY.

CLICK HERE TO BRING YOU TO
THE GIVEAWAY ENTRY PAGE.

DISCLAIMER

No items that I receive
are ever sold…they are kept by me,
or given to family and/or friends.
ADDENDUM
I do not have any affiliation with Amazon.com.
I am providing this link solely for visitors
that may be interested in purchasing this EBook.
I do not receive any monetary compensation from any parties



Guest Author Christy Dorritty

Hi everyone!!  Before we start, I need for you to take your computer into another room, the kitchen…I’ll wait………………..

OK, now I need for you to find your apron that you have shoved in some draw….I’ll wait………………

I think we are all set now!!  What a treat I have for you, not only in who today’s guest is, but the treat is also about food.  One of our peers, Christy from Dearest Dreams is stopping by while on her first virtual tour, visiting and talking about a book that has just been published.  Not any book, a Cookbook.  And not just a Cookbook, but a Cookbook filled with recipes of Christy’s and reviews from many other bloggers.  So please help me welcome our blogging friend, now published author, Christy Dorritty !!

ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Christy Dorrity loves to read about cooking and cook about reading. She was taught early to have a discriminating taste for both books and food. Christy grew up on a trout ranch in Star Valley, Wyoming. She taught elementary school and lives in Utah with her husband and their five children. When Christy’s not
reading or writing, she’s probably trying out a new recipe in the kitchen. You can find her online at http://www.christydorrity.com/.


From her website:
My name is Christy Dorrity. I have four boys and one girl. I love to read, write, cook and dance.

I am a freelance writer and author. My articles have appeared in Feis America Magazine and DiddlyiMag. I write for my local newspaper, The Syracuse Islander, and I recently had an article accepted for the children’s Friend Magazine.

My first ebook, The 2011 Book Blogger’s Cookbook, with a forward written by Amanda Hocking, will be released in June through Amazon and Smashwords. My WIP is a YA fantasy novel about a teen who discovers a passion for Irish dancing and in the process learns of unselfish love.

Dear family and friends,

I’m happy to announce the launch of my new cookbook—The 2011 Book Blogger’s Cookbook. It is available on Amazon for Kindle and can be read on any e-reader, PC or MAC.

The 2011 Book Blogger’s Cookbook includes a foreword by Amanda Hocking, author of the USA Today Bestselling Trylle Trilogy and showcases over seventy reviews with links to book review blogs and author websites. You can read more about the cookbook at www.bookbloggerscookbook.com.

To celebrate the launch of the cookbook, I am holding a virtual launch tour. Anyone who visits the great author’s and book blogger’s blogs on the tour and leaves a comment will be entered to win a Kindle and other great prizes. Every person who purchases The 2011 Book Blogger’s Cookbook during the launch tour will receive a free bonus recipe booklet. See my website for more information about the book launch.

Please take a moment to share my good news with friends and family that you know would be interested in reading a book that combines tasty reads and adventurous recipes.

Christy Dorrity loves to read about cooking and cook about reading. She was taught early to have a discriminating taste for both books and food. Christy grew up on a trout ranch in Star Valley, Wyoming. She taught elementary school and lives in Utah with her husband and their five children. When Christy’s not
reading or writing, she’s probably trying out a new recipe in the kitchen. You can find her online at http://www.christydorrity.com/.

GUEST POST

Book Bloggers: A resource in an ever changing publishing world.

Anyone can be an author these days. Your neighbor can publish his gardening tips and have a bestselling Kindle short. It’s hard to know if you are getting a good book for your money. A thriller e-book might be well worth the $9.99 you purchase it for, but you may regret the $.99 you spent on the how-to book whose
professional cover was hiding a sloppy manuscript.  So how is a person supposed to navigate the waves of e-books that are flooding the market? Book bloggers have been around for years and recently more and more readers are recognizing them for what they are-a reference for honest reviews of books on the market.

Book bloggers receive no compensation for the time they spend reading and reviewing books in all genres. They offer a valuable resource to those who want unbiased reviews. Authors who write quality manuscripts benefit from book bloggers. Just ask Amanda Hocking, author the USA Today Bestselling Trylle Trilogy. On her blog, Amanda credits her phenomenal success to book bloggers.  Try doing an internet search for a review. For example, you could search for “reviews of Amanda Hocking’s ‘Switched'” and get access to dozens of impartial reviews. I’m willing to bet that, after reading what book bloggers have to say, you will have a pretty good idea of whether or not the book is for you.

Book Bloggers are fast becoming the most trusted resource for reliable reviews in a world where the very definitions of publishing and author are in flux. The book industry is changing so quickly that it’s hard to imagine what the future holds for readers, authors and reviewers.

Have book bloggers helped you find good reads? Do you think book bloggers will affect the publishing community?

COMPILED by CHRISTY DORRITTY
You’ll love The Book Blogger’s Cookbook because…
The Book Blogger’s Cookbook has 25 different book reviewers from every corner of the blogosphere. It bridges the gap between author and reader—putting you in touch with book reviewers who can separate the 5 star books from the mediocre.
The Book Blogger’s Cookbook showcases great reads and provides an interactive experience with links to author and book reviewer websites. The cookbook is created for those who like to experience what they read long after they’ve closed the book.
The Book Blogger’s Cookbook tells why each recipe complements its companion book. Recipes and books combine to make the reading experience satisfying and entertaining.

THANKS TO THE KINDNESS OF
AUTHOR, CHRISTY DORRITTY,
I HAVE ONE (1) EBOOK EDITION OF THIS
DELICIOUS COOKBOOK TO GIVE AWAY.

CLICK HERE TO BRING YOU TO
THE GIVEAWAY ENTRY PAGE.

DISCLAIMER

No items that I receive
are ever sold…they are kept by me,
or given to family and/or friends.
ADDENDUM
I do not have any affiliation with Amazon.com.
I am providing this link solely for visitors
that may be interested in purchasing this EBook.
I do not receive any monetary compensation from any parties



Guest Author Emily Kimelman

Thanks to Bobbie Crawford-McCoy from Nurture Your Books, we have a special guest visiting today, one of her many stops on her virtual tour, to talk about her debut book.  So please help me welcome Emily Kimelman!!

 
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Author Bio: Emily Kimelman graduated from NYU with a degree in the history of homicide, forensic science, and detective novels. She worked as a dog walker while obtaining that degree. When not writing, Emily works with her husband, Sean Gilvey, in their glassblowing studio and gallery in Philadelphia.

You can visit her website here.

ABOUT THE BOOK
Synopsis:
Joy Humbolt is not a huge fan of people and after getting fired from her latest stint as a barista she is becoming dangerously close to unemployable. So when Charlene Miller offers Joy a dog-walking business on the exclusive upper east side of Manhattan, Joy is happy to accept, despite a suspiciously quick transaction. But Joy’s world is turned upside down when she discovers one of her clients murdered and Charlene gone. Joy cannot help but become caught up in the drama and danger of her new employer’s lives.

With the help of a rogue Police Detective, Joy enters her clients sphere of power and influence searching for the killer. Usually a loner, Joy is disturbed by how much she likes it in their world. These people make the rules but are not bound by them. Joy realizes too late that only one kind of justice makes it this far uptown: vigilante. When Joy let’s go of what little respect she had for the human race she becomes unstoppable, unleashed, and is reborn Sydney Rye.

THANKS TO BOBBIE AND THE AWESOME
PEOPLE FROM NURTURE YOUR BOOK TOURZ,
I HAVE ONE (1) BOOK TO GIVE AWAY.

CLICK HERE TO BRING YOU TO
THE GIVEAWAY ENTRY PAGE.

DISCLAIMER
I received a copy of this book, at no charge to me,
in exchange for my honest review.
No items that I receive
are ever sold…they are kept by me,
or given to family and/or friends.

Guest Author Emily Kimelman

Thanks to Bobbie Crawford-McCoy from Nurture Your Books, we have a special guest visiting today, one of her many stops on her virtual tour, to talk about her debut book.  So please help me welcome Emily Kimelman!!

 
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Author Bio: Emily Kimelman graduated from NYU with a degree in the history of homicide, forensic science, and detective novels. She worked as a dog walker while obtaining that degree. When not writing, Emily works with her husband, Sean Gilvey, in their glassblowing studio and gallery in Philadelphia.

You can visit her website here.

ABOUT THE BOOK
Synopsis:
Joy Humbolt is not a huge fan of people and after getting fired from her latest stint as a barista she is becoming dangerously close to unemployable. So when Charlene Miller offers Joy a dog-walking business on the exclusive upper east side of Manhattan, Joy is happy to accept, despite a suspiciously quick transaction. But Joy’s world is turned upside down when she discovers one of her clients murdered and Charlene gone. Joy cannot help but become caught up in the drama and danger of her new employer’s lives.

With the help of a rogue Police Detective, Joy enters her clients sphere of power and influence searching for the killer. Usually a loner, Joy is disturbed by how much she likes it in their world. These people make the rules but are not bound by them. Joy realizes too late that only one kind of justice makes it this far uptown: vigilante. When Joy let’s go of what little respect she had for the human race she becomes unstoppable, unleashed, and is reborn Sydney Rye.

THANKS TO BOBBIE AND THE AWESOME
PEOPLE FROM NURTURE YOUR BOOK TOURZ,
I HAVE ONE (1) BOOK TO GIVE AWAY.

CLICK HERE TO BRING YOU TO
THE GIVEAWAY ENTRY PAGE.

DISCLAIMER
I received a copy of this book, at no charge to me,
in exchange for my honest review.
No items that I receive
are ever sold…they are kept by me,
or given to family and/or friends.

Guest Author Erik Hanberg

So many books, so little time!!!  Don’t you wish you could speed read?  I know, at times, I do.  There are just too many great books that have been and are being written and I want to read all of them.  Today, we have author, Erik Hanberg, visiting to tell us about his book.  Welcome Erik to the CMash Blog!!

ERIK HANBERG
Guest Post: Real Life Hacking

My novel, The Saints Go Dying, features a computer-hacking detective on the trail of serial killer. No one on the force knows he’s a hacker, though, so he has to stay one step ahead of them.

Hacking is routinely sensationalized in books and movies. It’s as if hackers type in a few special keystrokes no one else knows about and suddenly, bam! They are into the Department of Defense mainframe.

The truth is, hacking is actually quite slow and hard, especially when you’re talking anything worth hacking into.

The easiest way to hack something is to figure out someone’s username and password. Too many people choose unsafe passwords and too often they can be hacked just by trying some common passwords or words from the dictionary.

Besides that option, hacking is often a slow process. Hackers can set ‘snares’ online and wait for prey to be caught by them. They can seek clues in the real world—like passwords written on Post-It notes and put on the edge of the monitor. They can even go to online forums and ask their friends for help—after all, why reinvent the wheel if someone else has already hacked into a server first?

All of those options can be effective, but they give you a sense of what hacking might be like. In The Saints Go Dying I try to give realistic and yet also interesting ways for the detective to hack into something.

This is probably a good time to mention that I am not a hacker. Nor do I think it’s something worth celebrating. But it is interesting and I’ve enjoyed learning more about it via my novels.

I hope you will check out the ebook of The Saints Go Dying! And watch for The Marinara Murders, the sequel, which is due out in November.

Erik Hanberg lives in Tacoma Washington with his wife Mary. He blogs regularly at erikhanberg.com.

Guest Author Erik Hanberg

So many books, so little time!!!  Don’t you wish you could speed read?  I know, at times, I do.  There are just too many great books that have been and are being written and I want to read all of them.  Today, we have author, Erik Hanberg, visiting to tell us about his book.  Welcome Erik to the CMash Blog!!

ERIK HANBERG
Guest Post: Real Life Hacking

My novel, The Saints Go Dying, features a computer-hacking detective on the trail of serial killer. No one on the force knows he’s a hacker, though, so he has to stay one step ahead of them.

Hacking is routinely sensationalized in books and movies. It’s as if hackers type in a few special keystrokes no one else knows about and suddenly, bam! They are into the Department of Defense mainframe.

The truth is, hacking is actually quite slow and hard, especially when you’re talking anything worth hacking into.

The easiest way to hack something is to figure out someone’s username and password. Too many people choose unsafe passwords and too often they can be hacked just by trying some common passwords or words from the dictionary.

Besides that option, hacking is often a slow process. Hackers can set ‘snares’ online and wait for prey to be caught by them. They can seek clues in the real world—like passwords written on Post-It notes and put on the edge of the monitor. They can even go to online forums and ask their friends for help—after all, why reinvent the wheel if someone else has already hacked into a server first?

All of those options can be effective, but they give you a sense of what hacking might be like. In The Saints Go Dying I try to give realistic and yet also interesting ways for the detective to hack into something.

This is probably a good time to mention that I am not a hacker. Nor do I think it’s something worth celebrating. But it is interesting and I’ve enjoyed learning more about it via my novels.

I hope you will check out the ebook of The Saints Go Dying! And watch for The Marinara Murders, the sequel, which is due out in November.

Erik Hanberg lives in Tacoma Washington with his wife Mary. He blogs regularly at erikhanberg.com.

Guest Author Steve Richer

I received an email not to long ago from today’s guest,  which included a sentence that piqued my curiosity about the premise of his book, “My book is a work of fiction though it blends in some historical figures and cool conspiracies.”  I was intrigued, and invited him to be a guest and tell us more.  He is here today to do just that, so please help me welcome, Mr. Steve Richer!

ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Steve Richer has been writing professionally for over a decade, notably for publications such as Askmen.com. He is a devout fan of researching little-known historical events which can take stories in truly remarkable directions. He splits his time between Montreal and South Florida.

You can visit Steve at SteveRicherBooks.com on Facebook, on Twitter, and at Smashwords.

GUEST POST
The Importance of a Good Title

That’s because it’s important. Before your reviews, before your blurbs and synopsis, even before your cover, your title is the first thing a potential buyer will notice. It is your primary marketing tool.

Do you remember the movie Snakes on a Plane? Of course you do and it isn’t because it was memorable or that it was a box office behemoth, making gazillions of dollars; it was neither. You remember it because of the title. Those four little words managed to sum up the entire film. You knew what you were getting into from the get-go.

That’s what I strived for with my thriller The Kennedy Secret. Just reading it you get a sense of what the story will be about. Hint: it involves the Kennedy family and they have a secret. Smart, no? I did struggle a bit on the subject. I’m a writer who usually likes to skirt the obvious, I enjoy including vague references to history and fancy words.

This can be the publishing equivalent of committing suicide.

When I was in film school we had to study The Unbearable Lightness of Being. I fell in love with that title, it sounded so poetic, so distinguished. Not long after I wrote a screenplay which I called The Banefu Quiescence of Wrath. I was so in love with that title!

Some months later, a Hollywood producer called me to discuss the script which I had submitted to him. He gave me a bunch of reasons why he didn’t want to buy it from me.  Fine, I understand. But his last comment stung the most. He said, “Change the title. I didn’t understand it and had to look every word in the dictionary.”

So spend some time finding the title which represents your story perfectly without giving too much away. It is the most important piece of advertising you’ll ever write.
ABOUT THE BOOK
An assassin who betrays his master

A con man running for his life
The most fascinating family in American history…

Government hitman Donovan Flood is set to retire from this life after a last assignment.  What he doesn’t know is that he may be involved in tying up loose ends following the assassination of Robert Kennedy. Forming an unlikely partnership with the slick Mike Beecher, they need to unravel the mystery of who wants them dead. And why.  They must race against the clock to uncover the mysterious secret lurking behind the
Kennedy family. Their quest leads them to Jimmy Hoffa and Vegas mobsters, to powerful politicians and KGB agents. More troubling than anything else is what might be buried in the jungles of Bolivia…
This meticulously-researched thriller clocks in at 102,000 words. Get it now at http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0051HHZGO

THANKS TO THE GENEROSITY OF THE AUTHOR,
STEVE RICHER, I HAVE THREE (3) EBOOK
EDITIONS OF THIS BOOK TO GIVE AWAY.

CLICK HERE TO BRING YOU TO
THE GIVEAWAY ENTRY PAGE.

DISCLAIMER
I received a copy of this book, at no charge to me,
in exchange for my honest review.
No items that I receive
are ever sold…they are kept by me,
or given to family and/or friends.
ADDENDUM
I do not have any affiliation with Amazon.com.
I am providing this link solely for visitors
that may be interested in purchasing this EBook.
I do not receive any monetary compensation from any parties