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!

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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

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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

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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