Friday, April 24, 2015

The Kathleen Turner Series, Five Novels of Romantic Suspense by Tiffany Snow, Now Available at a Special Price

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The Kathleen Turner Series by Tiffany Snow

The Kathleen Turner Series by Tiffany Snow

Five Novels of Romantic Suspense

Publisher: Montlake Romance

Price: $9.95 (as of 04/24/2015 at 1:00 PM ET).

The Kathleen Turner Series by Tiffany Snow, Amazon Kindle format

Each of the five titles in the Kathleen Turner series are now available for $1.99 each, and may be purchased individually.

The titles in this highly reviewed series are: No Turning Back, Turn To Me, Turning Point, Out of Turn, and Point of No Return.

The Kathleen Turner Series by Tiffany Snow

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New This Week: Rip Tides, A Lei Texeira Mystery by Toby Neal

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Rip Tides by Toby Neal

Rip Tides by Toby Neal

A Lei Texeira Mystery (9th in series)

Publisher: Toby Neal

Price: $4.99 (as of 04/24/2015 at 12:30 PM ET).

Rip Tides by Toby Neal, Amazon Kindle format

Surfing in Hawaii can be power, fame, talent and … murder …

Poised to win the prestigious Triple Crown of Surfing, Maui surf star Makoa Simmons washes up tragically dead. Detective Lei Texeira plunges into a high-profile case whose dark and tangled motives reach deep into the elite world of professional surfing on the North Shore of Oahu.

Lei must follow her instincts into new territory even as husband Michael Stevens struggles with heartbreak of another kind.

Rip Tides by Toby Neal

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A Conversation with Crime Novelist J.L. Abramo

Omnimystery News: Author Interview with J.L. Abramo

We are delighted to welcome author J.L. Abramo to Omnimystery News today.

J.L.'s new mystery is Circling the Runway (Down & Out Books; April 2015 trade paperback and ebook formats), the fourth in the series which began with Catching Water in a Net, the winner of the 2000 St. Martin's Press/Private Eye Writers of America contest for Best First PI novel. We recently had the chance to catch up with the author to talk more about the series.

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Omnimystery News: How have the cast of characters in the Jake Diamond series changed and developed since since they were first introduced?

J.L. Abramo
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J.L. Abramo: In the Jake Diamond mystery series there are a number of characters who make appearances in all or some of the installments. Diamond and the major recurring characters change as influenced by events, and are developed as more is revealed about their past experiences and their present circumstance as each individual book, and as the series, progresses. Although Diamond turns forty at the end of Catching Water in a Net, he has a lot of "growing up" to do — as, I suppose, so did I. The only way Jake and his gang do not mature, is in age. All four novels cover a span of four years beginning in 2000 — even though the new book Circling the Runway was written ten years after the previous series novel, I set it in 2004. I made a decision to have my characters grow wiser, if not much older.

OMN: You've also written a stand-alone novel. Tell us a little more about it.

JLA: Gravesend was a reworking of a novel I had written long before bumping into Jake Diamond. Going back to it was inspired by a desire to return to the place I had come from, and where Jake had come from, but it needed to be set in Brooklyn and Diamond was elsewhere. So a new set of characters and relationships were introduced and developed, revolving around three detectives in a Gravesend police precinct.

OMN: Tell us something about Circling the Runway that isn't mentioned in the publisher's synopsis.

JLA: Counting to Infinity was written in 2003 and hit the street a year later. It was the third Jake Diamond novel published by St. Martin's Press. When SMP decided the books, though well received by the readers and critics who discovered them, were not what they considered financially viable, they opted to discontinue the series. Without the obligation to come up with another Diamond mystery, I worked on the stand-alone and completed Gravesend … and later had the idea for a Jake Diamond prequel featuring Jimmy Pigeon. Over a period a decade, although making a cameo appearance in Chasing Charlie Chan, Jake Diamond was on sabbatical and during that time I received countless inquiries from fans asking if and when Diamond might return … so I decided to resurrect the character. My concern (it was frankly a bit scary) was would I still know Jake and his sidekicks after so much time. In writing Circling the Runway I discovered to my surprise and delight that I knew them all very well … and it was like reconnecting with old friends. And I need to credit Eric Campbell and Down and Out Books for making the reunion possible by giving Jake Diamond a new lease on life.

OMN: Tell us a little more about your writing process.

JLA: When I begin a new project I very rarely, if ever, know where it will end. When I face the blank first page I approach it as a quest and try in time to reach some hidden treasure by the end of the excursion — with many detours and side steps along the way. I do not know the final destination when I begin — the characters are developed through a composite of people I have known and by human reactions to events. The plot develops as a consequence of how these characters react and interact, since it is the people in a story that have always interested me most as a reader — and I get to know these characters more and more clearly as they move through the story. I begin with a scene — one that will hopefully be recalled throughout the book, by myself and by the reader, as the circumstance that launched the expedition. Plotting is extremely challenging, but when the theme of the work finally dawns on me, when I finally realize what it is I am actually writing about, it offers direction. When I finally understand where the story is headed, I often need to back up, retrace my steps so to speak, to find the path I need to be on to get there.

OMN: Have there been any particularly exciting or challenging topics you've come across while researching the plot points of your stories?

JLA: At the very start of Catching Water in a Net, Jake Diamond discovers that his friend and mentor, Jimmy Pigeon, has been killed. Pigeon is mentioned in subsequent books, through Jake's memories of what he learned from Jimmy and in his occasional internal query: "What would Jimmy do?" I became more and more intrigued with this character who was gone before I ever had the chance to know him. So I turned back the clock to 1994 and did what only God and writers can do — I brought Jimmy Pigeon back to life in Chasing Charlie Chan, a prequel to the Diamond series. In the course of writing that novel I did a lot of research, on the Internet, about Los Angeles in 1994 and about Hollywood in the 1940s. It was challenging in that it was a great deal of work, and it was exciting because it was so entertaining. With Gravesend I was writing about the neighborhood where I was born and raised and, as much as I thought I knew it, I learned a great deal more about the place in my research — and that was thrilling. As T.S. Eliot said, "We shall not cease from exploration and the end of all our exploring will be to arrive where we started and know the place for the first time."

OMN: How true are you to the settings of the books?

JLA: I use real settings — San Francisco, Los Angeles, Brooklyn. I try to make the setting important to the story being told. I am very careful about getting the geography correct. There is nothing that will throw a reader off quicker than reading about a place they are familiar with and presenting the intersection of two streets that do not cross in the real world. Readers are only willing to take suspension of disbelief so far. In the Jake Diamond novels, Jake is always reading a classic — and the book he is reading somehow relates to his narrative. In Catching Water in a Net, Diamond is reading A Tale of Two Cities and, in Jake's world, San Francisco and Los Angeles stand-in for Paris and London.

OMN: What is the best advice — and harshest cricitism — you've received as an author?

JLA: I considered being likened to Raymond Chandler, Dashiell Hammett, and James M. Cain high praise. I consider the suggestion that my work is derivative of these writers harsh criticism. For me, these and other great practitioners of crime fiction are an inspiration, not a source for ideas. I do not try to copy style, but I am certainly influenced by particular ways of creating dialogue with wit and intelligence. What I have learned from all of this is to try not to be defensive, although I did a good job of it above. The best advice I ever received from other writers, and the advice I would give aspiring authors, is keep writing. We write to satisfy some need in ourselves to examine or release inner thoughts and ideas. If our writing strikes a chord with others, it is a bonus but not an intention. When Van Morrison was asked what he would do if he never sold a song he answered without hesitation that he would not stop writing because, he confessed, "I can't not write."

OMN: Complete this sentence for us: "I am a crime novelist and thus I am also …".

JLA: I am a crime novelist and, as contradictory as it may sound, I am also a cynic, a realist and an optimist. I see criminal activity more as reaction than action. I do not condone it, but try to understand it. I don't believe in born criminals.

Or do I believe in saints. There is usually a reason why one chooses evil and another chooses good — and either may be choosing for the wrong reason. It is motivation and consequence which most interest me as a reader and a writer.

OMN: How do you come up with the titles for your books?

JLA: The first two books had no titles going in. I might have referred to the first as Jake Diamond, Private Eye for awhile, and the second as Jake Diamond Returns. Somewhere into that first book when Jake is attempting to explain his frustration in getting nowhere in the investigation of Jimmy Pigeon's death, the difficulty and elusiveness of the enterprise, he says it's like trying to catch water in a net. And there it was. In the second book, again faced with questions that elude definitive answers and beg instinctive guesswork, Jake finds himself clutching at straws. After that, a theme emerged. I chose titles going in that described the intricacy if not near impossibility of finding easy solutions to complicated problems, the feeling that Jake might never snatch answers that keep slipping through his fingers or keep him in a holding pattern trying to touch ground. I also noticed that the first two books had titles that began with words that started with the letter C, and were also gerunds. So, Catching Water in a Net and Clutching at Straws led to Counting to Infinity and the new novel Circling the Runway. Then I saw to it that the title of the book, at some point, was reiterated by a character in the novel.

OMN: Have any specific authors or books influenced how and what you write today?

JLA: Like Jake Diamond, I have always been a big fan of, and have naturally been influenced by, classic literature. (Jake is himself reading A Tale of Two Cities, The Count of Monte Cristo and The Hunchback of Notre Dame in Diamond novels). Fiction from my generation that I greatly admire and have been inspired by include Kurt Vonnegut's Cat's Cradle, Ken Kesey's Sometimes a Great Notion, Norman Mailer's An American Dream, Richard Price's Clockers and James Crumley's The Last Good Kiss — just to name a few.

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J.L. Abramo was born in Brooklyn on Raymond Chandler's fifty-ninth birthday. Abramo earned a BA in Sociology at the City College of New York and a Masters in Social Psychology at the University of Cincinnati. His first Jake Diamond mystery, Catching Water in a Net, was the winner of the St. Martin's Press/Private Eye Writers of America prize for Best First Private Eye Novel. J.L. lives in Denver, Colorado.

For more information about the author, please visit his website at JLAbramo.com and his author page on Goodreads, or find him on Facebook and Twitter.

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Circling the Runway by J.L. Abramo

Circling the Runway by J.L. Abramo

A Jake Diamond Mystery

Publisher: Down & Out Books

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Private Investigator Jacob Diamond and San Francisco Detective Sergeant Roxton Johnson are famous for not getting along. Cats and dogs. Oil and water. Liston and Ali. Jake and Rocky.

When an assistant district attorney is murdered in his high-rise apartment building, and Johnson suspects his lieutenant may have something to do with it, he can think of no one else to turn to for help — no one he can trust—except Jake Diamond.

If the mismatched duo can avoid stepping on each other’s toes long enough — they may be able to stop circling the runway and land on the villain's doorstep.

Circling the Runway by J.L. Abramo

Today's Selection of Daily Deals for Friday, April 24, 2015

Omnimystery News is pleased to feature a selection of today's Daily Deals found on Friday, April 24, 2015 at 7:30 AM ET …

Suzy's Case by Andy Siegel

Suzy's Case by Andy Siegel

A Tug Wyler Legal Thriller (1st in series)

Publisher: Scribner

Kindle Daily Deal Price: $1.99

Suzy's Case by Andy Siegel, Amazon Kindle format

When Henry Benson, a high-profile criminal lawyer known for his unsavory clients, recruits Tug to take over a long-pending multimillion-dollar lawsuit representing a tragically brain-damaged child, his instructions are clear: get us out of it; there is no case. Yet the moment Tug meets the disabled but gallant little Suzy Williams and June, her beautiful, resourceful mother, all bets are off.

With an offbeat, self-mocking style, Tug Wyler's a far cry from your ordinary lawyer. Unswerving in his dedication to his mostly disadvantaged clients, he understands only too well how badly they need him with the system stacked against them. Tug is honest about his own shortcomings, many of them of the profoundly politically incorrect variety, and his personal catchphrase, handy in all situations, is "At least I admit it."

When his passionate commitment to Suzy's case thrusts him into a surreal, often violent sideshow, the ensuing danger only sharpens his obsession with learning what really happened to Suzy. Blending razor-sharp intuition, intellectual toughness, and endlessly creative legal brinkmanship, Tug determinedly works his way through a maze of well-kept secrets — encountering a cast of memorably eccentric characters along the way — to get to the truth.

Suzy's Case by Andy Siegel

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Today's Selection of Free MystereBooks for Friday, April 24, 2015

Omnimystery News is pleased to feature a selection of Free MystereBooks found on Friday, April 24, 2015 at 6:30 AM ET …

Murder Among Friends by Steve Demaree

Murder Among Friends by Steve Demaree

An Off the Beath Path Mystery

Publisher: Steve Demaree

Price: FREE!

Murder Among Friends by Steve Demaree, Amazon Kindle format

Dead Innocent by T. J. Bleakley

Dead Innocent by T. J. Bleakley

A Novel of Suspense

Publisher: T. J. Bleakley

Price: FREE!

Dead Innocent by T. J. Bleakley, Amazon Kindle format

Buzzd by Michael G. West

Buzzd by Michael G. West

A Martha's Vineyard Eco-Thriller

Publisher: Sepiessa Press

Price: FREE!

Buzzd by Michael G. West, Amazon Kindle format

Murder at Twin Oaks by C. Z. Brackett

Murder at Twin Oaks by C. Z. Brackett

A Victoria James Mystery

Publisher: Diamond Key

Price: FREE!

Murder at Twin Oaks by C. Z. Brackett, Amazon Kindle format

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Thursday, April 23, 2015

New This Week: The Third Fan, A Reed Ferguson Mystery by Renee Pawlish

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The Third Fan by Renee Pawlish

The Third Fan by Renee Pawlish

A Reed Ferguson Mystery (9th in series)

Publisher: Creative Cat Press

Price: 99¢ (as of 04/23/2015 at 7:30 PM ET).

The Third Fan by Renee Pawlish, Amazon Kindle format

When Charlie Preston, second baseman for the Colorado Rockies, is suspected of murdering his best friend, Pete Westhaven, he turns to Denver private investigator Reed Ferguson for help. Reed believes in Charlie's innocence, so he takes the case.

But as Reed digs into the murder victim's past, he quickly finds himself ensnared in the clandestine underworld of illegal steroids. As the lists of suspects grows, Reed battles not only to solve the crime, but also to save the person he loves most.

The Third Fan by Renee Pawlish

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New International Trailer for Mr. Holmes, based on the Novel A Slight Trick of the Mind by Mitch Cullin

Mr. Holmes: Opens July 17th, 2015

A new international trailer has been released by the studio for the upcoming film Mr. Holmes (below). Based on the novel A Slight Trick of the Mind by Mitch Cullin, Ian McKellen stars as an elderly Sherlock Holmes living a peaceful retirement in the countryside.

Here's a synopsis of the film:

1947. An aging Sherlock Holmes returns from a journey to Japan, where, in search of a rare plant with powerful restorative qualities, he has witnessed the devastation of nuclear warfare. Now, in his remote seaside farmhouse, Holmes faces the end of his days tending to his bees, with only the company of his housekeeper and her young son, Roger. Grappling with the diminishing powers of his mind, Holmes comes to rely upon the boy as he revisits the circumstances of the unsolved case that forced him into retirement, and searches for answers to the mysteries of life and love — before it's too late.

Directed by Bill Condon from an adapted screenplay by Jeffrey Hatcher, Mr. Holmes opens in theaters July 17th, 2015.

A Slight Trick of the Mind by Mitch Cullin

A Slight Trick of the Mind by Mitch Cullin

A Novel of Sherlock Holmes

A Slight Trick of the Mind by Mitch Cullin, Amazon Kindle format

It is 1947, and the long-retired Sherlock Holmes, now 93, lives in a remote Sussex farmhouse with his housekeeper and her young son. He tends to his bees, writes in his journal, and grapples with the diminishing powers of his mind.

But in the twilight of his life, as people continue to look to him for answers, Holmes revisits a case that may provide him with answers of his own to questions he didn't even know he was asking — about life, about love, and about the limits of the mind's ability to know.

A Slight Trick of the Mind by Mitch Cullin

The Lesser Antilles Case, A Lt. Valcour Mystery by Rufus King, New This Week from Wildside Press

Wildside Press specializes in publishing science fiction, crime fiction, and adventure fiction.

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The Lesser Antilles Case by Rufus King

The Lesser Antilles Case by Rufus King

A Lt. Valcour Mystery (7th in series)

Publisher: Wildside Press

Price: $4.99 (as of 04/23/2015 at 6:30 PM ET).

The Lesser Antilles Case by Rufus King, Amazon Kindle format

Disaster at sea!

When the yacht "Helsinor" strikes a reef in the Lesser Antilles, the passengers take to a lifeboat. Upon their return to the United States, accusations fly. Did one of the survivors drug the others and pitch the millionaire owner of the yacht, Lawrence Thacker, into shark-infested waters? Lt. Valcour begins an informal investigation.

When one of the heirs to the Thacker millions is poisoned, Valcour's investigation becomes official. Of course, the logical thing to do is to gather the survivors aboard the "Helsinor II" and return to the scene of the original wreck …

The Lesser Antilles Case by Rufus King

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The Levee, A Novel of Suspense by Malcolm Shuman, Now Available at a Special Price

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The Levee by Malcolm Shuman

The Levee by Malcolm Shuman

A Novel of Suspense

Publisher: Open Road

Price: $1.99 (as of 04/23/2015 at 6:00 PM ET).

The Levee by Malcolm Shuman, Amazon Kindle format

A true-crime writer returns home to solve the mystery that haunted his boyhood …

After witnessing an execution, true-crime writer Colin Douglas starts having nightmares of himself as a boy, alone by the levee, trapped in the mud of the Mississippi River. Each night, the dreams grow worse, becoming horrid recreations of the day his childhood died.

In 1959, Colin and three friends went camping on the levee, across from the tumbledown old Windsong plantation. When one of the boys disappeared, Colin went searching for him, and was approaching the old estate when he saw what appeared to be a ghost. The next day, he learned a woman had been murdered in the area — an unsolved crime that has haunted him ever since. Decades later, he attempts to solve this forgotten cold case, raking up something even dirtier than the muddy bottom of the Mississippi.

The Levee by Malcolm Shuman

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A Shot at Nothing, A Mystery Novel by Roger Ormerod, New This Week from Endeavour Press

Endeavour Press is the UK's leading independent digital publisher, promoting and selling ebook editions of works by new authors as well as bringing out ebook editions of out of print books.

We've selected one of their recently published mystery, suspense, thriller or crime titles to feature here today …

A Shot at Nothing by Roger Ormerod

A Shot at Nothing by Roger Ormerod

A Mystery Novel

Publisher: Endeavour Press

Price: $3.99 (as of 04/23/2015 at 5:30 PM ET).

A Shot at Nothing by Roger Ormerod, Amazon Kindle format

Philipa Lowe is looking for a new house. But her friend Oliver does not approve, particularly of the one she most wants to see. In spite of his reluctance, she goes ahead, and on first sight of it she is full of enthusiasm. True, it is too big for her, true that she could barely afford it, but at once she falls in love with it.

Oliver's reluctance is soon explained, as this was the house where a murder took place. Six years before, Clare Steadman was committed to prison for the murder of her husband. Yet Philipa is not discouraged She is intrigued. When she discovers that Oliver himself was intimately involved in the case, she is fascinated. It is when Oliver declares that he believes Clare to have been innocent that Philipa interests herself in the evidence — but then the facts come to light, and her innocence seems undeniable. For how could Clare, with the gun room doors locked against her, and the French window jammed by her own efforts with a shotgun, have reached her husband, in order to make use of the second barrel? And at what was the third shot fired? At nothing?

Philipa is determined to find out … even if it means risking her own life.

A Shot at Nothing by Roger Ormerod

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The Intern, A Political Thriller by Dale Wiley, Now Available at a Special Price

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The Intern by Dale Wiley

The Intern by Dale Wiley

A Political Thriller

Publisher: Dale Wiley

Price: 99¢ (as of 04/23/2015 at 5:00 PM ET).

The Intern by Dale Wiley, Amazon Kindle format

It's 1995. Things are going great for new Washington, DC intern Trent Norris. He's out on his own, he's found a fabulous woman to date, and if he doesn't love his internship, he doesn't hate it either. Life is nice.

But things can change in a moment in DC, and Trent finds himself the prime suspect in two murders and a slew of other crimes. Overnight he becomes the most wanted man in America.

Trent has to find a way — any way — out. He finds a way to hole up at The Watergate on a senator's dime and enlists a comely call girl as his unwitting ally. But with the media eating him alive, he knows he doesn't have long before they catch up with him. Can The Intern find his way out of this mess?

The Intern by Dale Wiley

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New This Week: Broadchurch Stories, Volume 2 by Erin Kelly

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Broadchurch Stories by Erin Kelly

Broadchurch Stories by Erin Kelly

Volume 2

Publisher: Minotaur Books

Price: $1.99 (as of 04/23/2015 at 4:30 PM ET).

Broadchurch Stories by Erin Kelly, Amazon Kindle format

This e-bundle features four official and original short stories to be read alongside the last four episodes of Broadchurch: Series Two. Containing exclusive and original material, this is a must-read for all fans of the show.

The stories consist of 100% original plotlines that are tied closely to each episode and offer an unrivalled opportunity to spend more time with the characters, allowing you to delve deeper into their lives, histories and secrets.

Broadchurch Stories by Erin Kelly

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