Willie!
(Yesterday was another busy day and I totally forgot to post. Sorry!)
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Yesterday was something of a train wreck, folks. Not awful, but a few time-consuming inconveniences happened at the end of the day that occupied my attention for what was left of my day. But we’re back in the saddle! Here’s yesterday’s selection, which is a rendition of “Carol of the Bells” that I just heard this morning. Time is weird, huh?
Anyway, this performance is by a group called “BarlowGirl”. I’d never heard of them until this very tune popped up on a Christmas music channel at work. Apparently they were a Christian music group that disbanded some years ago. I’m not much for that genre so I doubt I’ll be exploring much farther than their Christmas music, but as far as this song goes, they have some really nice vocal harmonies going on. I’ve never much liked “Carol of the Bells”, but this is actually impressive.
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The COVER is revealed!!!
If you want to see the cover to my next book, The Chilling Killing Wind–and why wouldn’t you?–just head on over to the official site! Wheeeee!
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THE CHILLING KILLING WIND: COVER REVEAL!!!!
Well, I could do a bunch of preamble stuff, but why bother? Here it is!
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The blurb text reads:
Tonight, former detective John Lazarus will finally put his old life behind him. He has a new job as a teacher, a new home, and a new love. All he has to do is get through tonight’s execution of Roy Edgar Chalmers, the last of the three men who killed John’s wife in a botched robbery. Once Chalmers is dead, John Lazarus will be done with his old life at last.
But tomorrow the murders will start: strange, violent crimes whose only connection is the pair of voices exhorting the perpetrators to kill. As an occasional police consultant, John Lazarus will increasingly suspect that something abnormal is at the heart of these killings. And when Roy Edgar Chalmers, not nearly so dead as he should be, approaches him for help, John Lazarus will realize that maybe his old life isn’t quite done with him….
Release is coming soon, folks!
(And don’t forget to check out the book’s prologue!)