November 27, 2012

Yesterday was Cyber Monday. Today is COLD CITY Tuesday.

COLD CITY kicks off The Early Years Trilogy which begins in 1990 and recounts how Jack arrived in New York City as a callow twenty-one-year old and made the city his home.

NYC was a different place then. The Disneyfication of Times Square was still years away. A national recession was on, the crime rate was high, and 42[SUP]nd[/SUP] Street was still Grindhouse Row.

Jack was different too. He didn’t know the ropes yet - hell, he didn’t even know where to find the ropes. But he’s a quick learner, adaptable, and choosy about who he’ll call a friend. In other words, a natural-born survivor.

Want to know how he got so tight with Abe, how he met Julio? COLD CITY is the place. Meet the new Jack, not the same as the old Jack - but all the ingredients are there to brew up the guy people will come to know as the Repairman.

A great place for a new reader to start the Repairman Jack series, because here's where it =really= begins. So if you need holiday gifts for RJ fans or RJ virgins, or any thriller readers or crime fiction fans, COLD CITY fills the bill.

If you haven't pre-ordered it, but plan to buy a copy, please do so this week.

Swell fella that I am, I've gathered multiple ways to make COLD CITY yours:
HARDCOVER -
***Amazon: http://tinyurl.com/935ctjo
***B&N: http://tinyurl.com/codswu2
***Books-A-Million: http://tinyurl.com/d3fcdh4
***Local Independent: http://www.indiebound.org/book/9780765330147
EBOOK -
***Kindle: http://tinyurl.com/8we8rjp
***Nook: http://tinyurl.com/8zh5kw9
AUDIOBOOK: http://tinyurl.com/8jkot45

Check out the discounts being offered above. Your holiday shopping is DONE.

November 27, 2012

Yesterday was Cyber Monday. Today is COLD CITY Tuesday.

COLD CITY kicks off The Early Years Trilogy which begins in 1990 and recounts how Jack arrived in New York City as a callow twenty-one-year old and made the city his home.

NYC was a different place then. The Disneyfication of Times Square was still years away. A national recession was on, the crime rate was high, and 42[SUP]nd[/SUP] Street was still Grindhouse Row.

Jack was different too. He didn’t know the ropes yet - hell, he didn’t even know where to find the ropes. But he’s a quick learner, adaptable, and choosy about who he’ll call a friend. In other words, a natural-born survivor.

Want to know how he got so tight with Abe, how he met Julio? COLD CITY is the place. Meet the new Jack, not the same as the old Jack - but all the ingredients are there to brew up the guy people will come to know as the Repairman.

A great place for a new reader to start the Repairman Jack series, because here's where it =really= begins. So if you need holiday gifts for RJ fans or RJ virgins, or any thriller readers or crime fiction fans, COLD CITY fills the bill.

If you haven't pre-ordered it, but plan to buy a copy, please do so this week.

Swell fella that I am, I've gathered multiple ways to make COLD CITY yours:
HARDCOVER -
***Amazon: http://tinyurl.com/935ctjo
***B&N: http://tinyurl.com/codswu2
***Books-A-Million: http://tinyurl.com/d3fcdh4
***Local Independent: http://www.indiebound.org/book/9780765330147
EBOOK -
***Kindle: http://tinyurl.com/8we8rjp
***Nook: http://tinyurl.com/8zh5kw9
AUDIOBOOK: http://tinyurl.com/8jkot45

Check out the discounts being offered above. Your holiday shopping is DONE.

Ordered!

What about iBooks?

So glad it's FINALLY on my iPhone Kindle App!!
And Copy-Protection Free!
(That's why you should get it on amazon and then copy the epub to iTunes if you read in iBooks)

And I'm so glad it's the first of three!
Now ... should I wait for the last of the Early Years Trilogy to re-read the entire RJ line?

Amazon emailed today to say that my order is dispatched.

just read the authors note at the beginning and chills ran down my back on the last sentence. its the one up top about him becoming the one everyone calls the repairman. had to come post on here before i dig in. noone will see me for the next eight hrs...

Pre ordered ages ago - but ebook version was so cheap i downloaded that as well. Couldn't put it down, FPW back to his best reminded me why FPW is the only author from my teen years I still regularly read.

Couldn't put it down, FPW back to his best [...]

So true, it's awesome to read.
It might have something to do with the rather light mood that contrasts with the almost depressing doomsday scenario of the last couple of RJs and, of course, Nightworld.
I want to savor this book so I try not to gobble it all up in one shot

Does anyone know the names of the next books in the trilogy and when they will be
published?

Just finished it today. Great read. The next will be better. Couldn't be worse. Could it?