D.A. Confidential: Want a free copy of The Bookseller?
Want a free copy of The Bookseller?
To me, three things are most evident when an author is really good. First is strong characters, second is a plot that grabs me and won’t let go, and third is a mastery of the English language. Mark Pryor has it all in his first novel and I can’t wait for his next Hugo Marston mystery.
Anyway, you can enter the drawing for a free copy of the book, just visit the site here and drop a comment about a great new book or author you've discovered recently. Yep, it's that easy.
And, come to think of it, I'm always up for hearing about new writers or books, so get to it!
Great review! I've already got my copy and as soon as I dig out of these edits, I'm all over it!!! Woo hoo for you--wishing you much continued success!
Thanks Lisa - concentrate on those edits first, though. When do I get to read it?!
Master of the English language... NICE!
What an awesome review! Congrats!
I won this comp! I'm super excited (I'm a fan and a reader all the way from Australia) and I can't wait to get my hands on your book! Thanks for the heads up :) and keep up the good work!
Excellent - give me twenty hours and I'll pop over and sign it for you!
As a former career state and federal prosecutor, I enjoyed visiting your fantastic site. Keep up the good work!
Actually, I am working harder than ever! When my three sons decided to go to law school, and began graduating, I had to make a career choice and chose family over working for the government! In other words, I left prosecution and entered private practice in order to go into business with my sons! So, please be understanding when I point out that the former career prosecutor is now a divorce lawyer and ... a criminal defense lawyer! Again, I believe you have a great blog!
All is forgiven Richard, family is the most important thing after all. And thanks again!