Three little words can be so important, can’t they?
My wife, Lynne, has been recovering slowly after an operation. The tumour removed from her kidney five weeks ago was cancerous, as suspected, but the surgeon was confident he’d got it all and told her last week that ‘no further action’ was necessary. Lynne will need to have periodic check-ups, but that’s far better news than we feared.
It’s high time for news on book-related items:
Gold, Silver & Bombs – #2 in the Phoenix Series is on sale from March 13th. Sit back and enjoy listening to Marston York’s excellent narration –
The action is intense, and danger is only ever a moment away. Amidst the electric atmosphere of London 2012, the entire globe holds its breath. As British security forces stand vigilant against the looming spectre of terrorism, safeguarding is paramount. However, the genuine threat could come from a solitary figure. Brace yourself for unrelenting suspense in the second instalment of this captivating series, where danger takes on a chilling new guise.
The Phoenix Series Box Set for Books 1-3 is being promoted between March 11th and the 16th – at $0.99/£0.99.
From the depths of tragedy, a relentless assassin emerges to battle injustice.
Embraced by the Olympus Project, a clandestine organization dedicated to fighting injustice, the Phoenix becomes the embodiment of swift and unyielding retribution.
There’s no pressure on me from Vinci Books to add new titles to my current catalogue, but I’ve got an itch I need to scratch. Gus will be back in business for a short run of cold cases, and now I can concentrate on writing again I’m eager to get started…
Gus Freeman watched the weather forecast and smiled at the impending snowstorm. Crime levels deopped through the floor when temperatures flirted with zero degrees. Life became easier for the country copper. People stayed indoors, which meant muggers were out of business, and fewer empty houses were asking to be burgled. The traffic boys were the only ones who bucked the downward trend. They were kept on their toes by members of the criminal fraternity who decided it was too cold to walk home, so they’d nick a car parked outside a home where the occupier thought it a good idea to leave the motor running to defrost the windscreen.
The next post will feature the latest news on promotions and special offers, with an update on progress on the next book.
Best wishes – Keep reading – Tell more of your friends about me.
Ted Tayler
