Blood on the Cards
Now available at Amazon.com, barnesandnoble.com, wildchildpublishing.com, and other online vendors
Blood on the Pen
An unpublished author gets one rejection letter too many and starts killing literary agents. Can a troubled, modern-day Texas Ranger and a meddling, young woman stop it?
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Blood on the Cards Released
I'm happy to say that Blood on the Cards has been released by Wild Child Publishing. The story is linked to a friendly game of Texas Hold-em that turns bad. Jack Harden is confronted by a brotherhood of powerful men who are led by a self-proclaimed prophet. There is a bit of the paranormal for flavor. While this is the second book in the series, a follow up to Blood on the Pen, I tried very hard not to make it a sequel. What I mean is that this book needed to stand on its own merit without requiring a reader to have already read Blood on the Pen. No reviews yet, but I've contacted a few folks who were kind enought to review the first book, and I hope to see their reviews around the end of November. I hope people like it.
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Blood on the Cards - Released
Mystery, thrills,and a touch of the paranormal. Now available at Amazon.com, Barnesandnoble.com, Wildchildpublishing.com, and other online outlets
Blood on the Pen
Available now from Wild Child Publishing at wildchildpublishing.com, Amazon.com, allromance.com., and other websites. Jack Harden is a modern-day Texas Ranger haunted by his wife’s death a year ago. But, when a murderer strikes, he is called into duty. As he battles the urge to kill the drunk driver responsible for her death and the hunger to kill himself, he now must chase a killer who wants him dead. Elsie Rodriguez is assigned to report of the murders for her newspaper and ordered to stay with Jack Harden. He’s old school, tough, and doesn’t want her there, but, despite his gruff manner, the big Ranger triggers something inside her. Something more than just her Latin temper. Can she pull him back from the edge of sanity? Or will death win again?