Showing posts with label traditional detective. Show all posts
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Tuesday, August 10, 2021

Only 75¢ Each

 



NOTE: The sale is now over. Hope you got your copy!


When was the last time you remember buying a new book for only 75¢? If you’re young enough, maybe never.


I remember when mass market paperbacks were 35¢. Yeah, those were the days.


Starting August 10th at 3am PDT you can buy 4 books for only 75¢ each. There is a catch: you have to buy 4 of them to get the price. But, hey, that’s only $2.99. Which is less than a Starbuck’s.


So what’s the deal? The Justinia Wright Omnibus is on sale for $2.99. But only for 139 hours, and then the price goes back up to $6.99. So


Buy it now on Amazon!


You get the first 4 books in the Justinia Wright series:


Festival of Death

Trio in Death-Sharp Minor

But Jesus Never Wept

The Conspiracy Game


I love Tina and Harry Wright. They were my first children, so to speak. They came into being in the early 1980s, and have been with me ever since. 


What’s more, I really, truly love writing up their crime-busting adventures. Perhaps more than anything else I write.


These books aren’t thrillers in the modern use of that term. The style harkens back to the Golden Age of detective fiction. The era of Nero Wolfe, Hercule Poirot, Miss Marple, Miss Silver, Mr and Mrs North, Roderick Alleyn, and many others too numerous to name.


The pace is somewhat leisurely at the beginning, and gradually increases as the plot thickens, and can become very intense at the climax. Which, quite honestly, I feel is a very natural progression.


Here are snippets of what others think of the series:


“…well written and entertaining, with just enough light humor…”


“Hawes knows how to weave a believable and exciting thriller.”


“Some fictional universes are just places you want to be…”


“A great murder mystery will make a great book, but a deeply developed cast of reoccurring characters is what makes a great series…, and this is a great series.” —Joe Congel, author of the Tony Razzolito, P.I. mysteries


“…well written and plotted. What keeps me coming back to this series is Hawes’ skilled and incremental character development; it allows readers to engage and grow with the stories. … This series starts well and keeps getting better. It is surely one of the best contemporary American mystery series.” —Richard Schwindt, author of the Death in Sioux Lookout trilogy, Tony Price: Confidential trilogy, A Killing in Samana, The Death of Brenda Martin, among others.


For only $2.99, you get 4 super mysteries. That’s only 75¢ each.


But hurry! The sale is only for 139 hours and time flies quickly!


At 10pm PDT on August 15th, the price goes back to $6.99.


Get the Justinia Wright Omnibus now!


Comments are always welcome. And until next time, happy reading!


Monday, October 5, 2020

The Nine Deadly Dolls is live!


The Nine Deadly Dolls

A Justinia Wright Private Investigator Mystery



About the Book


Nine little dolls. Voodoo dolls. A suicide. Or was it?


When Bobby Joseph Frieden visits Justinia Wright with a mysterious demand letter and the belief his uncle was murdered, Tina takes his case.


But how are the dolls connected to Frieden’s uncle’s death? And what is with the mysterious box that is the subject of the demand letter?


What begins as a cozy little mystery, turns ugly real fast, and Tina has to work quickly to stop the killers.


The Nine Deadly Dolls is live today! Pick up a copy at Amazon!


About the Series


Set in Minneapolis, home of Minnesota Nice, the sister and brother detective team of Tina and Harry Wright catch the bad guys and make sure Minnesota stays Nice.


This series has thrills and spills aplenty — along with good food, wine, and wisecracking humor — it’s as if Nero Wolfe moved to Minnesota.


What Readers are Saying About the Series


“Some fictional universes are just places you want to be…”


“CW Hawes has created a cast of characters that stand tall next to any traditional detective, whodunit mystery you want to put them up against. … Hawes has developed characters that you can't help but care about.”


“The story line is wonderful, creative, and kept me expectant throughout. Hawes is wonderfully descriptive, drawing the reader in and holding them until the final page.”


Pick up a copy of The Nine Deadly Dolls at Amazon. The game is afoot!