promote another author here

Which books (other than your own) have you enjoyed on kindle recently?
I am happy to promote the following;
The Secret by Jan Warburton.
The River Quartet series by Elli Fitz
The Tainted Tree by Jacquelynn Luben

I've enjoyed this one;
The Message: Discernment by P J McBride. A Teenage/Young Adult Sci-fi fantasy.

I'm going to suggest James Everington

I've read two of his books recently and enjoyed both immensely

The Shelter
The Other Room

He's my favourite indie horror writer of the moment, and I've read quite a few!

cheers

Tony

I have this one on my Kindle
The Tainted Tree by Jacquelynn Luben
I reviewed a new authors book recently. I'm just reading one that an author suggested LOL [no names mentioned] and then onto the one mentioned. [I think unless I get side tracked]

Goodness S.Ward, thats a very cryptic post! You will enjoy Tainted Tree.

Thanks A.J. that's kind of you to say so...

James

You're welcome James, well deserved praise... have you got any new books out that I haven't read yet?

The Bastard Hand by Heath Lowrance
Beautiful, Naked & Dead (Moses McGuire) by Josh Stallings

Charlie W

The Iron Lady of the Western World
by J M Syngamy - Satire, Humour, Politics, Farce

The Iron Lady of the Western World

Erudite and Entertaining

Dynamite Fishermen

My review: 4-Stars "Down-to-earth, way-it-is, Espionage. A new Classic."

Described as "in the classic tradition of Graham Greene, Eric Ambler, and John Le Carré" to which I would agree and would add author Anthony Price ("The Labyrinth Makers") as well, Preston Fleming writes with the assurance of one who has "been there, done that."

This is no "James Bond" or "Jason Bourne" over-the-top thriller, but instead is a down-to-earth, the way-it-is story of a dedicated CIA case officer caught between the need to further his career or become a HQ's basement analyst, and his moral commitment to those who trust him. It is an Interesting depiction of espionage and day-to-living in war-torn Beirut of the early '80s that could as easily describe what's happening today in Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan and other parts of the Middle East.

Rich in detail of time and place, as well as development and motivation of protagonist and antagonist alike, DYNAMITE FISHERMEN is right up there with THE RUSSIA HOUSE, THE THIRD MAN and A COFFIN FOR DIMITRIOS. I've already bought the second book, BRIDE OF A BYGONE WAR.

Hi AJ

Well, since you ask...

Not sure if you have read it, but Penny Dreadnought is a new venture by myself, Alan Ryker, Iain Rowan and Aaron Polson. Each issue has a story by each of us; mine in the first issue is a reprint but in the second it is a new story called 'Falling Down'

Penny Dreadnought: Descartes' Demon.

(Volume 1 also available: Introducing Penny Dreadnought, Insidious Indoctrination Engine of the Abominable Gentlemen )

Returning to the spirit of the original point of this thread, solo books by all three of my fellow AbominableGentlemen are definitely worth checking out. A.J. if you haven't read Ice Age by Iain Rowan I think you'd like it - he's almost certainly a better writer than me!

J.

Hi James

I've actually downloaded Ice age, but not yet got around to reading it. I've read a couple of Aaron's already and reviewed them.

I'll certainly check out your other suggestions.

cheers

tony

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Husband would like mens adventure recommends....any indie authors out there in this genre?

Impeccable Sources - brilliant first novel.

Too Close For Comfort (Knight & Culverhouse) - great writing style

Soft Target (Soft Target Series) - action all the way (and free at the moment)

DRACULAS: A Novel of Terror - great Indie Horror

Great thanks, hubby will check out all (but not the horror.)

Your post skipped ahead of mine, J Wilkin - but the Soft Target series by Conrad Jones are all action!

Okay those should keep him going for a while! Thanks for the response.

If you love the Paranormal you should give Linda Prather's books a go. I've just had a snaky peek at her third book FIND ME due out next week and it's terrific.

The Gifts, A Jacody Ives Mystery (Jacody Ives Mysteries)

Sacred Secrets, A Jacody Ives Mystery (Jacody Ives Mysteries)

Thanks Mel but I was enquiring for hubby; just not into paranormal or detective stuff. He likes butch adventures-Wilbur Smith type stuff is his fave. Thanks for response though, always interesting to know who's writing good stuff.

Dare I ask if he's ever tried any of mine, J Wilkin? Hard Landing: The First Spider Shepherd Thriller is only 49p!

Sorry Mel I misread your post I think-you were obviously responding to the main thread. I think it must be the menopause-that and doing six things at once whilst trying to make something for dinner. Will try and pay more attention!

S.L. Well I never thought of that. Haha naughty boy now stop it.

Yes ma'am. Immediately. :-)

you're forgiven, it happens to us all, love! lol ;-)