Susan U

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  Ed Lynskey says

  Hi Susan,
  
  Thank you for following my work (LAKE CHARLES, THE BLUE CHEER) and my reading lists. My new crime novel, ASK THE DICE, has been published by Crossroad Press. I have no other connection with CP, and they’ve also published novels by Tom Piccirilli, Billie Sue Mosiman, John Lutz, and Ed Gorman.
  
  ASK THE DICE has earned 16 Four- & Five-star ratings on Goodreads, and is priced at $3.99. Readers in their reviews have said they like ASK THE DICE’s voice and unusual plot twists. Spur Award winning author Larry Sweazy writes in his 5-star Amazon review: “[Ed] Lynskey delivers from start to finish with a stylish noir thriller.”
  
  Please consider downloading ASK THE DICE to enjoy on your favorite e-reader. I’ve included links to Kindle and Nook below.
  
  If you prefer to read from traditional books, the paper version will be available shortly. Please let me know, and I’ll get in touch when it is.
  
  ASK THE DICE’s description appears there. Thank you for your continued interest in my work.
  
  Best regards,
  
  Ed Lynskey
  
  ASK THE DICE synopsis:
  
  Over the past two decades, Tommy Mack Zane has faithfully worked as a contract killer for Watson Ogg, the Washington, D.C. crime boss. Now middle age creeping up finds Tommy Mack edgy, jaded, and weary of his grisly trade. As he contemplates retirement, he is framed for the murder of Mr. Ogg’s niece. Desperate, Tommy Mack enlists the aid of his friends, the mercurial D. Noble and burly Esquire to do battle with Mr. Ogg and his mercenary “dark suits.” A new, better life filled with his passions for poetry and jazz drives Tommy Mack to the slambang climax where a few dark secrets about his past are unearthed.

  Posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )

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  Ed Lynskey says

  Hi Susan, My new suspense novel LAKE CHARLES is set in the Smoky Mountains. Kindle now, paper in June. Favorable review in Publishers Weekly. Best, Ed Lynskey

  Posted 2 years ago. ( send a note )

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  Kalle N says

  hi aunt susie!
  
  pride and prejudice and zombies was all right, if you have read pride and prejudice and are a fan of the story some of the jokes can be entertaining, but i didn't really like the book as a whole.
  hope you are well!
  
  love, kalle

  Posted 3 years ago. ( send a note )

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  Ed Lynskey says

  Thanks for your note, Susan, and the add. Good to meet you here. Yes, I like Bill Pronzini's Nameless P.I. books. He blurbed my second P.I. book, THE BLUE CHEER, out last year (it's on the cover). It got a prety good library distribution, so maybe you'll run across it. I just finished BP's FEVER which I liked. That suprised me because I've been liking the early Nameless titles better. I read his stand alone THE CRIMES OF JORDAN WISE and liked it. I hope you'll like my P.I. books. The new one is PELHAM FELL HERE with a James Crumley blurb on the cover. Anyway, sorry to bend your ear like this. Best, Ed

  Posted 4 years ago. ( send a note )