Save the Book: Get a lawyer, a real Godot one: A-G Brandis seeks legal advice in fiction We Australian taxpayers kindly bought attorney-general George Brandis a copy of the Samu...
We Australian
taxpayers kindly bought attorney-general George Brandis a copy of the Samuel Beckett play Waiting for Godot for the bookshelf of his Canberra office.
(That’s
Brandis’s office. Godot has not been seen in the national capital for a long
time; some say never.)
Bent Banana Books is offering the
third installment of Jane Sharp’s Vision III psychic mysteries free
for five days. Flight of the Reluctant Psychicis free from the Kindle store from
December 10 to December 15.
Mark your diary or
return to the website below regularly, click on the Amazon link of any book in our gallery
to see if one of summer holiday promotions is available on it.
Bent Banana Books has all its titles at BewdifulBargainBasement prices this festive season starting with Bernie Dowling’s neo-noir novel Iraqi Icicle at .99c.
Check back
regularly at www.bentbananabooks.com.au click on books in our gallery and see what
bargains are on offer.
The Iraqi Icicle
eBook bargain begins on December 7 at Amazon US. Your copy for Kindle is a few
clicks and .99c away. The promotion
begins at Amazon UK on December 8 for £.99.
Australian author
Bernie Dowling applauds this promotion.
“I am pleased
Amazon and Bent Banana Books have made Iraqi Icicle available at the eBook
price of .99c,” Dowling said from his home
north of Brisbane.
“I created the novel as a deliberate challenge for the reader with a headache from the sugar-hits
of formula thrillers. Now,
people can read the eBook to decide which friend would appreciate the paperback
for Christmas."
He said the
correct answer to what is an Iraqi icicle was find out for yourself.
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I have not blogged here for quite some time so I am not sure if you are out there. Helloooow! Helloooow! Anybody there?
Any way, if you are out there, you know the drill. We finish with a song. As this post is about a neo-noir novel this one is appropriate. The video is a cultural atrocity but the song is cool. Cheers, Bernie.
FREDERICK
Lee Brooke could be creating a new literary sub-genre – the relationship thriller.
Like all good thrillers, Collateral
Damage crackles along at a merry pace while the reader eagerly awaits the denouement
of Annie Ogden’s entanglements with three men.
The dilemma gets more core concentrated
when Michael is arrested for murder and Salvatore refuses to help investigate, Annie
is forced to try to find the killer herself.
At the same time, Annie’s sister’s
creepy husband, Todd, is making more of an arse of himself than usual.
Annie's problems with these three
obsessive men suddenly pale in significance when she realizes the killer has
set his sights on her.
Changing his mind about helping her,
Salvatore is the only capable of finding the killer before it’s too late.
Frederick Lee Brooke is the author of
the Annie Ogden mystery series, which includes Doing Max Vinyl, Zombie Candy,
and now Collateral Damage.
“This is an intense, can't put down book, that
clearly shows the problems of returning Vets to mainland USA life. Even though
this is primarily a well written mystery book, with P.I.'s at the forefront,
this also shows the reality of PTSD of returning Veterans and the intense
disfunctionality they, and we, have to deal with.”