Do you know Vincent Zandri? If the name sounds familiar, it’s because he’s one of The Twelve. I bring him up today because he’s the latest member of The Twelve to release a Flight 12 thriller. In Flight 12: A Dick Moonlight PI Thriller, the “head-case” detective tries to escape Albany, NY and the memory […]
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Saturday Special: Columbus Day Sale from The Twelve!
The Twelve wants YOU aboard Fight 12! Have you started reading the Flight 12 project yet? Here’s your chance to catch up with the most extraordinary mystery/thriller series anywhere. Celebrate our favorite Italian, Christopher Columbus, and get aboard Flight 12 to Rome! CLICK HERE: COLUMBUS DAY SALE SATURDAY/SUNDAY/MONDAY ONLY!! Happy Thanksgiving to our Canadian Friends! […]
When All Else Fails… #COFFEE!
Next week, we’re planning to make a big announcement a new series I’m writing. The project has been “brewing” for quite a while now, but we won’t announce it until next week. Sign up to receive the news first! Just CLICK HERE. Speaking of “brewing”, we celebrated International Coffee Day this week. Although, I must […]
Saturday Special: @iBooks Only! 99-Cent Sale!
If you’re a power reader, love a good bargain, or simply love books, period, THIS is the Saturday Special for you. Have you heard about the 99-cent surprise called Deadly Dozen 2? Deadly Dozen 2 is a brand-new, special edition collection of 12 thrillers by The Twelve. It’s s a sequel to the New York Times bestselling original Deadly Dozen. […]
Sunday Special: Lee Child Mania
Lee Child’s new novel, Personal, was released this week, and boy, what a media whirlwind it’s been. The guy’s been doing book signings at Barnes and Noble and other bookstores, attending question and answer sessions, and he appeared on CBS This Morning. Next week he’s throwing out the first pitch at a New York Yankees […]
Saturday Special: Fascinated or Frightened?
Over on my blog this week, we explored a couple of fascinating and frightening topics. 1) The idea of creating a database of faces that can be analyzed by technology is both fascinating and frightening. If a machine could scan your face to reveal your identity, banking passwords, and personal information, would you be mostly […]
The Best Travel Apps: Not A Drill
Delta recently named 85 of the top travel improvements of the past 200 years. Among the most notable improvements listed? Travel Guide Apps. Jack Reacher doesn’t need Travel Apps because he doesn’t have a smart phone. But I do. And so do Otto & Gaspar on the Hunt for Reacher. After all, this is not […]
What Makes A Place Home?
Jess Kimball begins her most recent investigation in Winter Park, the city President Chester Arthur once declared “the prettiest place I have seen in Florida!” Winter Park is a suburb of Orlando, originally a resort town. Its developers required all buildings to look a certain way. They planted orange trees and worked hard to promote their […]
3 Terrifying Kidnapping-For-Ransom Cases
We thriller authors engage in fascinating research before creating our exciting plots. Our research helps us craft stories we hope you’ll find thrilling when you read them. For example, while writing my most recent book, significant research time focused on the terrifying practice of kidnapping for ransom. (Want to know why? Check out my contribution to the […]
Saturday Special: Time To Rest and Read
Are you doing any reading this weekend? I ask because Monday was Digital Book Day, where digitalbookday.com offered 407 books on its site … for free! Anyone could download the e-book versions of an unlimited number of books. How cool is that?! I offered Florida Is Murder for free – my double feature set which […]
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