Like Peanut Butter and Jelly (Ends Mar. 2)

 

What Could Be Better than SciFi/Fantasy and Mystery in the same story?

Nothing, if you ask me, unless they're free ... and they are!

So, don't delay (since this is giveaway ends Mar. 2) 

Browse a selection of 20+ stories that mix two of my favorite genres:

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Two Weeks Left in this Giveaway, So Grab Your Free Stories Now

They’re All “Tales of the Future”,

And They’re All Free!

I'll suggest Killer in the Retroscape and Of Half a Mind to get you started ;-)

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Dystopian and Post-Apocalyptic Fiction Lovers

Sorry, this giveaway is over

Subscribe to some of today’s bestselling authors for a chance to win print copies of the following:

• The Memory Thief by Lauren Mansy
• The Darkest Minds by Alexandra Bracken
• The Handmaid’s Tale by Margaret Atwood
• Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro
• Plus much more

So put down your crossbows and enter for your chance to win!

Grab a Copy of Mind in Chains at a Special Price

From February 7 to 9, you can get a copy of Mind in Chains for only 99 cents!

The healthcare-for-all debate in the US erupts in a series of deadly attacks on the medical community, and soon, Doc Price and Nicole Veles find themselves the next intended victims. Doc finds an unlikely ally in FBI Special Agent Rebecca Marte. Together, they try to make sense of the Crusaders’ actions that defy all logic; the terrorists show no fear of identification—or even death. In the end, Doc risks everything he loves in a final, deadly gambit with the Crusaders, only to find that the cost of his ploy may be more than he can pay.

Get Your 99 Cent Copy Here



Mind in Chains is perfect for fans of Michael Crichton, Douglas Richards, and Matthew Mather. You won’t put it down until the shocking ending.

If your New Year’s resolution was to listen to more audiobooks ...

Then you’re in luck!

With an all-genre lineup with 30 books, you’re sure to find a listen to love.

And the best part? They're all free if you'll consider leaving a review at your favorite retailer.

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My Author Interview

Author Laurel Heidtman extended an offer to interview me and I was flattered to accept. I've copied my answer to her first question below, with a link to the complete interview if you're interested. And even if you're aren't, check out her website; she's a great writer.

Q: Tell us a little about yourself.

A: I’m a psychologist turned author, although perhaps not the kind of psychologist you’re thinking. I’ve worked almost exclusively in a subfield of psychology known as human factors, which addresses, among other issues, questions of how to use technology to improve human learning and memory. To me, this is one of the most exciting areas of research for the future, as we look for that “sweet spot” between man and machine.

I might still be working in the field except for two things. One, I always wanted to be an author; and two, after a while, my company transitions researchers to new business development … with all the travel that entails. Don’t get me wrong; I like to travel. But we had a joke about business travel for the company: “You won’t see a lot of the world, but what you see, you’ll see a lot.” Over the last ten years or so of my first career, I spent the equivalent of several months each in the United Kingdom, Italy, and Singapore. Those are great places to visit, except when all you see, day after day, is the inside of some business’s conference room.

So, when the opportunity to write came along—and to achieve a more balanced travel portfolio—I jumped at the chance. Six books later, I’m still loving it.

See the complete review here

Shadows of Mystery

Whether the sleuth is of legendary stature or a reluctant amateur, these 40+ whodunits will keep you guessing until the final page.

The only certainty is, they’re FREE!

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