Kobo is having a pretty good deal this weekend — actually through Monday, September 30th, 2013 — where you can purchase any of a select group of ebooks for 30% off.
The good news for mystery, suspense, and thriller readers is that there are a lot of titles to choose from!
Click on the banner (above, right) or use this link to see the list. And when you get to the bottom of the page on the Kobo site, you're not actually done with the list: Click on the "Show More Results" button to see even more titles.
The vast majority of the books available are either novels of mystery, romance, or romantic suspense. Don't forget to use the promo code SEPTOFFER30 when checking out!
Friday, September 27, 2013
Save 30% This Weekend at Kobo on Selected eBooks
Silent Waters, A Military Thriller by Jan Coffey, Now at a Special Price
MystereBooks is pleased to feature Silent Waters by Jan Coffey, now available at a special price, courtesy of the publisher, MM Books.
The ebook format of this title was priced at $0.99 from the listed vendors (below) as of the date and time of this post (09/27/2013 at 1:00 PM ET). Prices are subject to change without notice. The price displayed on the vendor website at the time of purchase will be the price paid for the book. Please confirm the price of the book before completing your transaction.
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Silent Waters by Jan Coffey
A Military Thriller
Publisher: MM Books
A nuclear submarine cuts silently through the waters of the North Atlantic, commandeered by two-dozen armed terrorists.
The target: New York City.
Fighting for their lives aboard the hijacked submarine, Commander Darius McCann and Ship Superintendent Amy Russell have only one hope for survival. With the lives of millions at stake, they must play a dangerous game of cat and mouse where capture would mean certain death.
On land, two NCIS investigators are working feverishly to learn the details of the hijacking in time to stop the attack. As mass hysteria paralyzes New York City, they uncover a trail of secrets as dangerous as the silent weapon aimed at the heart of America.
Important Note: This book was listed at the above mentioned price on the date and time of this post. Prices can and do change without prior notice. Please confirm the price of the book before completing your purchase.
A New MystereBook: Innocent in Las Vegas by A. R. Winters
Here is a mystery, suspense, or thriller ebook that we recently found by sleuthing (as it were) through new or recently reissued titles from independent publishers …
Innocent in Las Vegas by A. R. Winters is the first in this series of comic crime capers. "I tell myself every day that I don't hate my job. It doesn't pay as much as stripping or being a cocktail waitress, but I get to wear more clothes. But there's a reason I'm trying to leave the madness of the casino pit to become a Private Investigator …"
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Innocent in Las Vegas by A. R. Winters
A Tiffany Black Mystery
Publisher: A. R. Winters
Publication Date: September 05, 2013
Cupcake-loving croupier Tiffany Black is determined to leave her job at the casino for good. She's one small step away from acquiring her Private Investigator license, and has her eye on the prize.
Accepting her first real case — investigating the murder of casino-mogul Ethan Becker — should be exciting. Instead, things spiral out of control and Tiffany finds herself in over her head, as she confronts secretive suspects, corrupt casino henchmen and her mysterious, ex-Special Forces bodyguard.
Tiffany's poker-hustling Nanna and pushy parents want her to find a nice man and settle down, but Tiffany just wants to track down the real murderer before he finds her first …
Telemystery: CBS Orders Script for Crime Drama, Insecurity
CBS has ordered a crime drama script from Shane Brennan (NCIS, King & Maxwell) and Jesse Stern (NCIS) titled Insecurity.
The plotline is centered on the head of security for a Boston art museum, who uses his background as a former Federal agent and personal experience — he was raised by criminals — to help solve complex cases around the country.
(via Deadline)
A Conversation with Suspense Writer Russell Blake
with Russell Blake
We are delighted to welcome suspense writer Russell Blake to Omnimystery News today.
The author of over twenty suspense, thriller and action/adventure books, Russell's first detective novel is Black (Reprobation Ltd., September 2013 ebook formats) and we recently had the opportunity to talk to him about his venture in this genre.
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Omnimystery News: How do you decide if a book will be a stand-alone or one of a series?
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Russell Blake
Russell Blake: I generally come up with the character, and just know whether he or she will support a series — mainly because of the depth of my appreciation of that figure's, well, character. The more intriguing and interesting the character, the more quirky and unusual, the more promising as the protag to carry a series. Once I've fleshed the characters out enough so that they're real to me, then I plot. Character always drives plot in my book.
OMN: Black is your first work of "detective fiction". What prompted you to write it?
RB: Well, most of my oeuvre is in the suspense thriller and action/adventure area. I have 22 novels at last count, and probably fifteen are in those genres, with a couple of non-fiction novels thrown in to keep life interesting, and several police procedurals when that mood strikes me. With Black, my latest, I'm actually stepping into a genre I've loved my whole life, but for some reason never wrote in: Hard-boiled detective fiction. It was different than my other novels, but I have to say, the book turned out to be one of my favorites. So much so that Black is now a series that I see continuing virtually indefinitely.
OMN: Tell us something about the book that isn't mentioned in the synopsis.
RB: Black skewers the LA lifestyle, specifically the superficiality of the show biz scene, which spills over into most of the culture. It pokes fun at many of the sacred cows in that town, and does so with a vicious sense of humor. It's edgy and noir without taking itself too seriously, but has enough literary meat on the bones to satisfy pickier readers.
OMN: Are any of the characters in Black based on, or inspired by, real people?
RB: I think most good authors bring personal experience into the mix when creating their character attributes. Hard not to and have a fully-fleshed, 3D character. I'd say most of the characters in my books are based on people I know and situations I've either been in, or have working knowledge of. I won't go into how, or what situations. You can use your imagination.
OMN: Describe your writing process.
RB: I typically write a one page outline using a three act form. Beginning, middle and end. I don't do bios. The character's vivid and fully formed in my head by the time I've decided they warrant a novel. Once I have that one pager, I do maybe the first 15 chapter headings — single sentence descriptions of what happens in the chapter, a la "Black at his therapist, who's F-ing with him." From there I sort of know what the point of the chapter is, and I just start writing. By the time I'm at about Chapter 14, I know what the next 15 should be, so I do those headings. Pretty soon I've got a book. As to the cast of characters, I usually have that pretty well set when I start as well. A few novels I've expanded the list because I wanted to explore a tangent, but usually I have the framework defined in my mind, and just need to write it. As to process, I write 12 hours a day when I'm in a novel. I've tried other approaches, but it doesn't work for me. I need to stay completely immersed for the best result. I don't recommend trying that at home, but it's the only way that I can do it.
OMN: How do you go about researching the plot points of your books?
RB: I usually do internet research, combined with my experience. Sometimes I'll consult with an expert. For example, in Upon A Pale Horse, which is a bio-thriller I recently released, I consulted with one of the leading authorities on lab-created retroviruses to better understand the possibility of one of them making its way into the general population, which the book posits has already happened — and which terrifyingly, seems well supported by the data. That was probably the most controversial topic, and also the most exciting — when you have people asking you, "Are you sure you want to publish this? Aren't you afraid for your life?", it's probably not only exciting, but relevant. I also did a lot of research into the true causes of the 2008 financial crisis for my police procedural Silver Justice, which is chilling in its implications and further offers insight into why the world will never pull out of that tailspin, and how most of the nation's assets got transfered to a few extremely powerful interests. For that, I consulted with experts on the clearing and settlement system on Wall Street — the plumbing of the system. I now know enough about it to stay well clear of any markets, because I can say with certainty they're completely rigged, and the average Joe has no chance. By design, not due to flaws.
OMN: What about the settings for your books? Do you take any liberties to advance the plot?
RB: Black is set in Los Angeles, and I've very true to it, as I am in all my novels. Nothing pulls me out of a read than where the author does sloppy research, especially if I'm familiar with the place. So I don't do that.
OMN: The cover of Black has a crisp, noir feel to it. Was this your idea?
RB: I had this vision of the cover once I decided on the main character's name and the genre. Artemus Black. If the title was Black, and the genre and vibe was hard-boiled noir, I wanted something that evoked that mood, something forties-ish that was nostalgic, but also projected the requisite pathos and cynicism. I wound up hiring a model and photographer to get the mood right, and ended up with a bunch of good shots. I'm delighted with the way the cover turned out. I'd say it's 100% what I envisioned, and does the book good service.
OMN: What is the best advice — and harshest criticism — you've received as an author? And what might you say to aspiring writers?
RB: Keep it interesting — in other words, write what would fascinate you, as a reader, not you as an author. The reader is paramount. He's king. Lose sight of that and you lose the race.
As to criticism? Boy, it's all harsh, but I'd say that my editors have erased my sensitivity level to the point where my skin's pretty thick. I think I started out trying too hard, and have toned that down. I love prose, love the use of language, and that can carry you away as an author and make for a tough slog for the average reader — something that is meritorious, but not a lot of fun to read, a la Infinite Jest, which is sheer brilliance but a bear to grapple with. What I've learned is to write it the way I want it, and then go back and be ruthless on rewrite, and cut, cut, cut. Sort of like that saying, "Just the facts."
As to my advice for aspiring authors? Always be writing the next one. The more books you write, the better you'll get, if you're applying yourself. And you'll have more items on the virtual shelves, so the odds of being discovered increase. But probably the most important, besides write a lot, is read the works of those you wish to write like. In other words, read good books, because you are what you eat, and if you're eating crap, you'll probably be putting out crap, too.
OMN: Complete this sentence: "I am a mystery author/thriller writer and thus I am also ...".
RB: "I am a mystery author/thriller writer and thus I am also a pathological liar." You have to be. You're being paid to lie for a living. To invent. To tell tall tales. Hopefully so believably that the reader can't tell where the truth ends and the lie starts. It's a great gig. If I was a little better at it, I would probably be a politician or a psychic.
OMN: You've mentioned that you have your characters well established in your mind before you start writing. If your books are adapted for screen, what actors do you see playing the parts?
RB: Tough question. On my most popular series, JET, I totally knew who — Jennifer Alba, playing the ex-Mossad operative battling for her life, or a younger Angelina Jolie. Ditto on my second most popular series, the Assassin series, where the assassin is either a younger Johnn Depp or Leonardo DiCaprio, and the head of the task force is Benicio Del Toro. For Black, I'd have to stretch some. He's mid-forties, world-weary, beaten by life and put away wet. Maybe a guy like Liam Neeson? For the rest, I have no idea, because I'm not up on the various actors nowadays. I haven't watched TV for a decade, nor had time to see a movie for about 3 years, with my writing schedule, so I don't know who's current anymore.
OMN: What kinds of books did you read when you were younger? Did any of these influence how and what you write today?
RB: I devoured Forsyth, Ludlum, Cussler, Chandler. I mean, I read other stuff earlier, but those were the ones I remember the most vividly. Oh, and Sherlock Holmes and Dickens.
I'd say my current approach has more in common with the more literary types than the pulp novelists. I find myself returning to favorites like David Foster Wallace and James Lee Burke for inspiration in the use of language.
OMN: What do you read now for pleasure?
RB: Ha ha ha. I have no time to read this year. But the last few I did were James Lee Burke (Purple Cane Road, Last Car to Elysian Fields), Ben Fountain's masterful Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk, David Vinjamuri's Operator, and Steven Konkoly's Black Flagged Apex and Vector.
OMN: Now that you're writing detective fiction, what are some of your favorite series characters by other authors?
RB: Harry Bosch, Dave Robicheaux, Chili Palmer and Lincoln Rhyme. For different reasons. But all are quirky, somewhat dark, tormented and interesting. Seems fitting we end where we started, which is at, keep it interesting.
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Russell Blake lives in Mexico and enjoys his dogs, fishing, boating, tequila and writing. For more information about the author and his work, visit his website at RussellBlake.com or find him on Facebook and Twitter.
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Black
Russell Blake
An Artemus Black Mystery (1st in series)
Artemus Black. Perennially down-on-his-luck Hollywood PI whose Bogie fixation is as dated as his wardrobe. With an assistant who mocks him relentlessly, an obese cat that loathes him, a romantic life that's deader than Elvis, money problems, booze, nicotine, and anger management issues, how much worse can it get?
When he takes a case that's supposed to be easy money working for a celebrity whose colleagues and surrounding paparazzi are dropping faster than interest in the star's big comeback, the cakewalk turns ugly and Black finds himself in a web of deceit, betrayal, and murder — and bad hair days.
Pelican Bay by Jesse Giles Christiansen is Today's Fourth Featured Free MystereBook
MystereBooks is pleased to feature Pelican Bay by Jesse Giles Christiansen as today's fourth free mystery ebook (A Captain Shelby Mystery; Kindle format only).
This title was listed for free as of the date and time of this post, September 27, 2013 at 7:40 AM ET. Prices are subject to change without notice. The price displayed on the vendor website at the time of purchase will be the price paid for the book. Please confirm the price of the book before completing your transaction.
For a summary of all of today's featured titles, plus any that may have appeared before and are repeat freebies, visit our Free MystereBooks page. This page is updated daily, typically by 8 AM ET.
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Pelican Bay
Jesse Giles Christiansen
A Captain Shelby Mystery
Publisher: Imajin Books
After Ethan Hodges discovers an undersea cemetery just off the beach of Pelican Bay, South Carolina, he seeks answers from a grandfatherly fisherman named Captain Shelby. The captain wants the past to remain buried, and he warns Ethan to stay away. But Ethan doesn't listen.
Ethan's best friend and secret love interest, Morgan Olinsworth, joins in the investigation, unearthing intriguing secrets about the mysterious fisherman. When Captain Shelby is suspected of murder and disappears, a manhunt ensues, revealing a truth that unnerves everyone in Pelican Bay.
Important Note: This book was listed for free on the date and time of this post. Prices can and do change without prior notice. Please confirm the price of the book before completing your purchase.
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Dilemma by Jacquie Johnson is Today's Third Featured Free MystereBook
MystereBooks is pleased to feature Dilemma by Jacquie Johnson as today's third free mystery ebook (A Legal Thriller; Kindle format only).
This title was listed for free as of the date and time of this post, September 27, 2013 at 7:30 AM ET. Prices are subject to change without notice. The price displayed on the vendor website at the time of purchase will be the price paid for the book. Please confirm the price of the book before completing your transaction.
For a summary of all of today's featured titles, plus any that may have appeared before and are repeat freebies, visit our Free MystereBooks page. This page is updated daily, typically by 8 AM ET.
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Dilemma
Jacquie Johnson
A Legal Thriller
Publisher: Jacquie Johnson
In Chicago, the name Jon Elliott garners attention. When the legal mastermind offers to mentor Alexis Winters, Bingham, Elliott and Bright's newest associate, she jumps at the opportunity sure this will launch her career. But Jon has a dark side, one that demands unquestioning loyalty and a willingness to defy the spirit of the law, if not the letter.
Thrust into Jon's world and expected to play by his rulebook, Alexis grapples with her conscience. On several occasions, Jon's orders are at odds with what she learned in law school, and she finds herself trapped between her profession's ethical rules and her own values. When Jon's biggest client appears to be engaging in questionable activities and he orders her to ignore the behavior, Alexis investigates on her own. Suddenly, she is not only a witness to a horrible crime but a victim in her own right. Going underground, she turns to the one person she can trust, investigative journalist Ryder Prescott, a childhood friend. Together, Ryder and Alexis work to solve a puzzle that crosses socioeconomic classes, political parties and international borders.
Embroiled in a global conspiracy that costs her the only family she has left, Alexis must decide how far she will go to defend truth and justice. Is she willing to sacrifice life, liberty and the possibility of love?
Important Note: This book was listed for free on the date and time of this post. Prices can and do change without prior notice. Please confirm the price of the book before completing your purchase.
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Death Is No Bargain by Michael W. Sherer is Today's Second Featured Free MystereBook
MystereBooks is pleased to feature Death Is No Bargain by Michael W. Sherer as today's second free mystery ebook (An Emerson Ward Mystery; Kindle format only).
This title was listed for free as of the date and time of this post, September 27, 2013 at 7:20 AM ET. Prices are subject to change without notice. The price displayed on the vendor website at the time of purchase will be the price paid for the book. Please confirm the price of the book before completing your transaction.
For a summary of all of today's featured titles, plus any that may have appeared before and are repeat freebies, visit our Free MystereBooks page. This page is updated daily, typically by 8 AM ET.
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Death Is No Bargain
Michael W. Sherer
An Emerson Ward Mystery
Publisher: Five Star
Freelance writer Emerson Ward is minding his own business one sweltering July day when Larry Forrester shows up at the door of his Chicago brownstone, accuses him of seducing his teenage daughter Ellen and tries to kill him. A week later, when Larry's ex-wife tells Emerson that Ellen has gone missing and asks him to find her, Emerson also learns that his girlfriend Nell is pregnant. While Nell and Emerson confront the difficult decision of whether or not to keep their baby, Emerson discovers that Ellen may have been facing the same dilemma.
When a girl fitting Ellen's description turns up dead 250 miles away, Emerson drops everything to find out what happened before he can face his own conflicted feelings. Suspecting the worst, Emerson adopts an alternate identity and leaves his Chicago life behind, unsure if he'll live to return.
The trail leads him on a twisted and deadly journey through the heated and sometimes violent debate over abortion and the sex scandals rocking the Catholic Church.
Important Note: This book was listed for free on the date and time of this post. Prices can and do change without prior notice. Please confirm the price of the book before completing your purchase.
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Dead Lawyers Tell No Tales by Randy Singer is Today's Featured Free MystereBook
MystereBooks is pleased to feature Dead Lawyers Tell No Tales by Randy Singer as today's free mystery ebook (A Legal Thriller; Kindle and iTunes formats).
This title was listed for free as of the date and time of this post, September 27, 2013 at 7:10 AM ET. Prices are subject to change without notice. The price displayed on the vendor website at the time of purchase will be the price paid for the book. Please confirm the price of the book before completing your transaction.
For a summary of all of today's featured titles, plus any that may have appeared before and are repeat freebies, visit our Free MystereBooks page. This page is updated daily, typically by 8 AM ET.
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Dead Lawyers Tell No Tales
Randy Singer
A Legal Thriller
Publisher: Tyndale House
Landon Reed is an ex-quarterback convicted of organizing a points-shaving scheme. During his time in prison, he found forgiveness and faith and earned his law degree. Now he longs for an opportunity to prove his loyalty and worth. Be careful what you ask for.
Harry McNaughton is one of the founding partners of McNaughton & Clay — and the only lawyer willing to take a chance employing an ex-con-turned-lawyer. Though Landon initially questions Harry's ethics and methods, it's clear the crusty old lawyer has one of the most brilliant legal minds Landon has ever encountered. The two dive into preparing a defense for one of the highest-profile murder trials Virginia Beach has seen in decades when Harry is gunned down in what appears to be a random mugging. Then two more lawyers are killed when the firm's private jet crashes. Authorities suspect someone has a vendetta against McNaughton & Clay, leaving Landon and the remaining partner as the final targets.
As Landon struggles to keep the firm together, he can't help but wonder, is the plot related to a shady case from McNaughton & Clay's past, or to the murder trial he's neck-deep in now? And will he survive long enough to find out?
Important Note: This book was listed for free on the date and time of this post. Prices can and do change without prior notice. Please confirm the price of the book before completing your purchase.
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50 Bloomsbury Classics is Today's Kindle Daily Deal
MystereBooks is pleased to feature 50 Bloomsbury Classics as today's Amazon Kindle Daily Deal. There are only a handful of mystery titles included, most notably The White Cottage Mystery by Margery Allingham (more about the book, below).
The deal price of $1.99 each is valid only for today, Friday, September 27, 2013.
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The White Cottage Mystery
Margery Allingham
A Murder Mystery
Bloomsbury
Author's first mystery, a stand-alone published in 1928 a year before she began her series with Albert Campion.
Eric Crowther knew everybody's secrets, so there was no shortage of suspects when he was found shot at the White Cottage. Chief Inspector Challenor and his son Jerry had to look deep into everyone's past — including the dead man's — before they could be sure who had pulled the trigger.
With a country house, blackmail and murder, this story has all the making for a classic cozy mystery.
Important Note: This book was listed at the price mentioned above on the date and time of this post. Prices can and do change without prior notice. Please confirm the price of the book before completing your purchase.
Mystery Bestsellers for the Week Ending September 27, 2013
A list of the top 15 Mystery Hardcover Bestsellers for the week ending September 27th, 2013 has been posted by the Hidden Staircase Mystery Books.
No change at the top with Never Go Back by Lee Child and W is for Wasted by Sue Grafton statistically tied.
Two new titles debut this week (rank in [brackets]), with one coming in quite high at number 7.
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[7]: Doctor Sleep
Stephen King
On highways across America, a tribe of people called the True Knot travel in search of sustenance. They look harmless — mostly old, lots of polyester, and married to their RVs. But as Dan Torrance knows, and spunky twelve-year-old Abra Stone learns, the True Knot are quasi-immortal, living off the steam that children with the shining produce when they are slowly tortured to death.
Haunted by the inhabitants of the Overlook Hotel, where he spent one horrific childhood year, Dan has been drifting for decades, desperate to shed his father's legacy of despair, alcoholism, and violence. Finally, he settles in a New Hampshire town, an AA community that sustains him, and a job at a nursing home where his remnant shining power provides the crucial final comfort to the dying. Aided by a prescient cat, he becomes "Doctor Sleep."
Then Dan meets the evanescent Abra Stone, and it is her spectacular gift, the brightest shining ever seen, that reignites Dan's own demons and summons him to a battle for Abra's soul and survival.
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[11]: Deadline
Sandra Brown
Dawson Scott is a well-respected journalist recently returned from Afghanistan. Haunted by everything he experienced, he's privately suffering from battle fatigue which is a threat to every aspect of his life. But then he gets a call from a source within the FBI. A new development has come to light in a story that began 40 years ago. It could be the BIG story of Dawson's career one in which he has a vested interest.
Soon, Dawson is covering the disappearance and presumed murder of former Marine Jeremy Wesson, the biological son of the pair of terrorists who remain on the FBI's Most Wanted list. As Dawson delves into the story, he finds himself developing feelings for Wesson's ex-wife, Amelia, and her two young sons. But when Amelia's nanny turns up dead, the case takes a stunning new turn, with Dawson himself becoming a suspect. Haunted by his own demons, Dawson takes up the chase for the notorious outlaws … and the secret, startling truth about himself.
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Today's Mystery and Suspense Update from Big Fish Games (130927)
Here is today's mystery and suspense update from Big Fish Games …
• The New Release is Enigmatis: The Mists of Ravenwood (Collector's Edition).
• The current Catch of the Week is Clairvoyant: The Magician Mystery, just $2.99 through Sunday, September 29, 2013 only.
• Today's Special Deal — Three-Day Weekend Sale: 50% Off All Standard and Collector's Edition Games! Use coupon code BIG to get any Collector's Edition game for just $9.99; use coupon code FISH to get any Standard game for just $4.99. Offer valid through September 29th, 2013 only until 11:59 PM PT.
Visit the Omnimystery Entertainment Network for more games of mystery and suspense!
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Today's New Release is Enigmatis: The Mists of Ravenwood (Collector's Edition)
A year has passed since the events of Maple Creek. But for the past few months, our detective has been hot on the trail of the demonic preacher she fought one year ago. Yet he has managed to always stay one step ahead. She hoped to bring an end to the chase in the redwood forests of Northern California. But like so many times before, the trail went cold. Then she encountered an abandoned camper in the middle of the highway. Enormous claw marks scored the roof and the lost family’s personal belongings were scattered everywhere. All signs pointed to the scene being fresh. And all clues led into nearby Ravenwood Park …
This is a special Collector's Edition release full of exclusive extras you won't find in the standard version, including: 36 achievements to unlock; Music tracks, wallpapers and concept art; 30 collectibles butterflies to find; Witness the origins in the bonus game.
A sample version is available to download and play for free for one hour.
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The current Catch of the Week is Clairvoyant: The Magician Mystery
Investigate the sudden and mysterious disappearance of a carnival magician! Use your clairvoyant instincts to lead you through a dark carnival atmosphere as you interview shady characters and play carnival games unraveling the truth behind the three-ring mystery in this colorful Hidden Object game!
A sample version is available to download and play for free for one hour. You can purchase this game at the special price of $2.99 through Sunday, September 29, 2013.
Thursday, September 26, 2013
Chat with Carla Neggers, Friday September 27th on BookTribChat.com
Tomorrow, Friday September 27th at 3 PM ET, you can chat with author Carla Neggers on BookTrib!
During the chat, you can ask Carla questions about her new book, Declan's Cross, the third in her "Sharpe and Donovan" series, and have a chance to win a copy.
Simply visit the BookTribChat.com website to register.
And if you missed our recent interview with Carla, you can read it here.
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