Book giveaway!

For no reason at all, I’ve decided to give away an e-copy of my latest book, Infected: Bloodlines. All you have to do is tell me what your favorite album (or song) of the year is. Drawing will be held on the 31st, just in time for the new year.  Just post at one of these places: Goodreads CxPulp Facebook Or hit me up at my Twitter page, @aspeed, and I’ll throw you in the drawing. Good luck!

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Undertow, Part 3

3 – Pretty Nettles Roan left the North Yakima PD disgusted, but not all that surprised. The cops didn’t give a shit. It was probably easier to write it off than to devote manpower, money, and time to a frustrating missing persons case. Did Jessica know this? He had to assume not, because she probably would have been a hell of a lot angrier if she had. Since Dylan wasn’t back yet, he sat on the hot curb and read the Melinda Hall file. It didn’t have much in it that Jessica hadn’t already told him. The case notes did shade in a few things, however. The cop writing the initial report, Crenshaw, found Harvey “hysterical and hostile”. Melinda worked part time as a secretary for an accountant named Carl Pearson, but according to Carl she’d taken a...

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Virtual Signing happening now! Also, new soundtrack!

Since the book was released today, I thought I’d put a new soundtrack together, so here it is: I tried not to be as noisy as most other times. I have no idea if I was successful.

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Reminder!

Virtual book signing at the Dreamspinner Blog tomorrow: http://dreamspinnerpress.com/blog/ I will be posting some stuff, AND the first twenty people to buy the paperback of Infected: Bloodlines from their store will get an autographed copy! So please, come by and say hi.

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Undertow, Part 2

2 – Tiny Violin Here was a problem that had dodged investigators since the beginning of time: where did you look for clues when you had absolutely none? As soon as Jessica had gone, he hopped on his computer and confirmed that the local library had a checked in copy of “A Fearsome Rage: The Hunt For The North Hill Rapist”, a true crime biography by a local writer who’d made a career out of writing true crime books. At least they weren’t nearly as salacious or lurid as they could have been. There might even be some facts he didn’t know in it. He hoped so, or why waste an afternoon reading a true crime book? Then he got on the phone and called Gordo. Connie answered the phone, though, and as soon as she realized it was him, she let out a sigh of...

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