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In light of Jeff
Bezos's recent attempt to screw his customers, and the authors and publishers
who made him rich enough, I urge you, my valued visitors and readers, to BOYCOTT
AMAZON.
Welcome to my website! Scroll down a writing contest graph courtesy of OnceWritten.com
and keep up to date on current deadlines...
Visit my Wordpress blog--Writing Large.
My novel, Threads, under contract with
Jigsaw Press was released
September 30, 2007!!
Rated four cups, outstanding great read, by Coffee Time Romance!
Read the review!
Check out the video trailer
(broadband)
or dialup
Threads is the first
book of a series featuring a Texas Ranger with a
paranormal gift. In Threads, he leaves San Antone
for the fictional town of Morrison, Montana, where rancher Shane
Seidel grieves over the loss of his wife and daughter in a grisly double homicide
with no suspects and no apparent motive.Rated
R: sex, violence, language
Try the first
chapter!
Order the eBook--4.95

Get the paperback.
List:
$15.95 Your price,
(signed by the author!): $13.99 (free shipping)
Now, a word in support of my friend, and
alter ego,
M.L. Bushman.
Miracle, the
novel
Just
who is Micah Divine?
Godsend? World-class liar? The unexpected
glitch in a scheme two men have already been murdered to protect?
Or a divine being whose mission to benefit all Mankind will bring him face-to-face with his greatest fear? Carol
Flannigan, Dawson Riley, and Kerry Penfield know only one thing at
the start of this paranormal thriller
set in contemporary Arizona--the cowboy's name is Micah Divine.
Rated R: sex, violence, language
Read the reviews!
Sample the prologue and first chapter(pdf)
here.
E-book
available from
Jigsaw Press
$4.95
pdf 1.17 Mb, 300 pages, ISBN
978-1-934340-56-1

Order
the paperback from
Jigsaw
Press
Regularly priced at $14.95
Your price: $12.99 and free shipping
300
pages, 5.5 x 8.5 perfect bound, ISBN 978-1-934340-55-4

Read the
MySpace Interview with M.L. Bushman
For some reason, people think
novelists should do more than write books. Articles, short
stories, that sort of thing. Problem is a true novelist has a
difficult time restraining their involvement. Characters, like
real people,
want to live long lives, despite the desires of their creator--the
writer--to keep their stories confined to five thousand words or less.
I just took the long way around to explain that for a novelist like
me, writing anything under sixty-five to seventy thousand words is akin to pulling
teeth, and one excuse why we novelists don't often do it.
I have written a short story
or two, here or there, but my focus, my love, my pure-D passion is
novels--adult fiction and paranormal thrillers, with a little
mystery on the side.
Thanks for stopping by.
Over and out...for now.
Kris
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