Seven Seas Mysteries Collection is now LIVE on Amazon!

Seven Seas Mysteries

The release of the much anticipated Seven Seas Mysteries has just occurred.

For a couple of weeks now, I've been working with six other writers to put together a Christmas gift for our readers. If you enjoyed reading my books, you'll like this collection of seven nautical thrillers. How do I know? Simple, I write what I like to read and I enjoyed reading their books. Which is why I agreed to join in with them.

I've gotten to know these other writers in a private Facebook page where, in only 16 days, we've hammered out all the details to put this together. Imagine that for just a second. Seven creative minds agreeing and organizing the dozens of details large and small in just a couple of weeks. It was a lot of fun and I'm proud to have been able to work with these story tellers.

Here's the books:
A Dangerous Harbor - RP Dahlke
Blue Water Killer - CLR Dougherty
Fallen Out - Wayne Stinnett
The Inside Passage - Pendleton Wallace
Trawler Trash - Ed Robinson
Troubled Sea -  Jinx Schwartz
Wood's Relic - Steven Becker

This set is now available on Amazon for only $.99 at the link below. The individual book's settings range from the tropical Caribbean, to the sunny Sea of Cortz, to the icy coast of Western Canada. Together, the seven of us have more than sixty novels. Enough to keep even the most voracious reader warm through the cold winter. So build a fire in the fireplace and take a little sail with us. These seven novels are available individually on Amazon for a total of  $22.93, so you're saving almost $22 with this collection.

While I'm sure some of you may have read some of these already, you'll still want the Seven Seas Mysteries collection, even if there's only one in it that you haven't read. All seven are regularly priced from $2.99 to $3.99.

This offer will only last a short while and 100% of the royalties after the cost of production will be donated to Veterans Writing Project, a non-profit organization that helps Vets to write about their experiences, not just as a possible second income, but also as a means to deal with the adjustment back to civilian life.

Okay, here's the link. Just click the cover.