Once a year, here on Murder
is Everywhere, each of us gets to blow their horn.
It’s when we launch a new book.
Some lucky few, like Tim, get to do even more horn-blowing,
because they’re productive as hell.
Me? No. Just one book a year.
And guess what?
This year, 2012, no new book.
Not in North America anyway.
A Vine in the Blood
was launched in December of 2011.
But Perfect Hatred
won’t be hitting the bookstores until February of 2013.
There are good reasons for this, which I won’t bore you with.
But, in compensation, and because they are nice people (and
savvy marketers) the good folks at Soho
are throwing me a very meaty bone. (Arf!)
On the fourth of September, they
re-published my first-in-series, Blood of
the Wicked – in a special, low-priced, trade paperback edition.
And it's currently making its presence felt in bookstores all over North America.
And quite a few in the UK as well.
And it's currently making its presence felt in bookstores all over North America.
And quite a few in the UK as well.
Here’s what it looks like:
Most of you, kind regular visitors to Murder is Everywhere, have read the book already, right?
Good. You can stop reading now. Please catch up with me next
week when I’ll have something to write about that will interest you.
Now, for those few of you who are left, here’s the pitch:
In a recent review, commenting on all of my currently
published books, the Wall Street Journal
opined that they have “all the step-by-step excitement of a world-class
procedural series”.
The New York Times
called Blood of the Wicked “top-notch”
and “entirely absorbing”.
Library Journal
gave it a star.
The Boston Globe
found it “compelling”.
The Toronto Globe and
Mail referred to it as “masterful”.
And Booklist, in
another starred review, called my Chief Inspector Silva “South America’s Kurt
Wallander”.
If you live in North America, your local, independent mystery bookstore will surely have it.
If you aren't lucky enough to have one of those fine establishments near you, you can get it at Barnes and Noble.
To find where, near you, go here: http://tinyurl.com/97m6m4j
Then, under the orange button that says ADD TO BAG, click on the link that says PICK UP IN STORE.
It will prompt you to enter your zip code.
And locate the nearest shop that stocks it.
If you live in North America, your local, independent mystery bookstore will surely have it.
If you aren't lucky enough to have one of those fine establishments near you, you can get it at Barnes and Noble.
To find where, near you, go here: http://tinyurl.com/97m6m4j
Then, under the orange button that says ADD TO BAG, click on the link that says PICK UP IN STORE.
It will prompt you to enter your zip code.
And locate the nearest shop that stocks it.
End of pitch.
Thanks for your time.
Thanks for your time.
Leighton - Monday
And I was in Book'Em Mysteries in South Pasadena on Saturday and saw "Blood of the Wicked" at the very top of a freestanding SOHO book display. Looked terrific!
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