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Aleutian Grave – free today
Amazon is giving away free copies of Henry Grave’s fourth adventure – Aleutian Grave
So if you haven’t picked up a copy yet, join the more than 40,000 people who have downloaded their copy in the last 24 hours. Enjoy the read. And if you get a moment, please consider leaving a response on Amazon.
Click here for your free copy.
Grave Indulgence – FREE TODAY
In honor of the publication of Henry Grave’s fourth voyage (Aleutian Grave), the third mystery –
Grave Indulgence is being offered free for one day. Join the more than 2000 people who have downloaded copies in the last two hours, and get yours today!
Aleutian Grave
On behalf of BookYear Mysteries, I am pleased to announce the release of the fourth Henry Grave mystery – Aleutian Grave.
Aleutian Grave explores crime in the Bering Sea. Henry Grave returns as an investigator for the Association of Cruising Vessel Operators. A World War II P.O.W., Henry is as cunning as he is charming, and at 85 years of age, he fits right in with his fellow passengers. The arctic exploration ship Nikolai Gorodish is cruising the Aleutian islands when a cabaret dancer named Rose DeSilva is found stabbed to death. More deaths will follow. But that’s only the beginning. Is there an arctic demon on board the ship? Or is someone else cannibalizing the bodies of the dead? With the help of a horror film star, a Russian heiress, and an apprentice shaman, Henry draws on skills honed in a Nazi prison camp to track down a killer who might have his own reasons for taking this particular cruise, reasons unrelated to the sumptuous meals, delightful shipboard activities, and arctic ports of call.
12 million people take a cruise each year.
Most have fun.
Some die.
Henry Grave investigates.
The Cannibals of Madison County
After a long toil, my epic short story (17 pages) The Cannibals of Madison County is finished.
I put the story up as a Kindle short story, because let’s face it, there’s nowhere else to publish these days except Highlights for Children, and they’re cagey when it comes to headhunting. I intend this as an experiment. The story is only 18 pages long, and you can download it free today. If you get a moment, you could help out by reading the story and then, if you like it, give a short review. If I can get 15 good reviews, I can blast the story on all the sharing pages and get thousands of readers.
Mummies in print!!!
On behalf of BookYear Mysteries, I am thrilled to announce that my illustrated horror mystery ‘The Mummies of Blogspace9‘ is now available in print!
No longer will you have to pore over a tiny Kindle screen. Now, the genuine organic free-range paper pages turn crisply, backlit only by whatever you have going on.
Visions of Sugarplums: One Elf’s Descent into Madness
I am trilled to announce today that the fine folks over at Every Day Fiction have chosen my flash fiction piece to turn into a podcast. Seriously, they did a great job with this, so if you want to listen to eight minutes of pure fun, press this word coming up, the one that says LISTEN. Yeah, that one, the one that just said listen. And if you like the story, please be sure to vote the number of stars on the page. If I get enough stars, I win riches and fame!
have a listen at – http://www.everydayfiction.com/podcast-edf149-visions-of-sugarplums-one-elfs-descent-into-madness-by-william-doonan-read-by-brian-j-hunt/
Mediterranean Grave is free today!!!
Stop the online presses!!!!
Today only (and also tomorrow) Amazon is giving away copies of Mediterranean Grave for FREE!!
Supplies of these e-books are limited, so be sure to download your copy today. And remember, they make great stocking stuffers!
Henry Grave is an investigator for the Association of Cruising Vessel Operators. A World War II P.O.W., Henry is as cunning as he is charming, and at 84 years of age, he fits right in with his fellow passengers. The cruising yacht Vesper is anchored off the Greek island of Thera, in the caldera of an ancient volcano when Henry comes aboard. An Egyptian federal agent was onboard to guard a valuable Minoan cup, but the agent was murdered and the cup, stolen. With the help of a Nicaraguan soap opera star, a New Age spiritualist, and a blind pickpocket, Henry draws on skills honed in a Nazi prison camp to track down a killer who might have his own reasons for taking this particular cruise, reasons unrelated to the sumptuous meals, delightful shipboard activities, and exciting ports of call.
12 million people take a cruise each year.
Most have fun.
Some die.
Henry Grave investigates.