From the creator of Too Secret Service (me) comes the latest self-published thriller....
Dances With Werewolves.
Yes, really. I'm a smartass. If you didn't know before, now you know.
Sigh .... and, according to Amazon, I have to warn you that every link in the entire blog is to connect to an Amazon Affiliates link-- and if it isn't, let me know -- which means I get additional money for selling you my books. And anything else you might purchase from that visit. So if any of you are interested in buying a $1000 television from Amazon, please, click on a link, then buy the tv. :)
Anyway, back to being serious, this book is special.
Because it's a Merle Kraft novel
If I were to give you a one-sentence summary of the book? Think of it as a modern Live and Let Die.
Take a look, and see what you think about the insanity that is Dances with Werewolves.
And if you're a fan of audio books, please remember the ongoing Kickstarter campaign for Hell Spawn.
Dances With Werewolves.
Yes, really. I'm a smartass. If you didn't know before, now you know.
Sigh .... and, according to Amazon, I have to warn you that every link in the entire blog is to connect to an Amazon Affiliates link-- and if it isn't, let me know -- which means I get additional money for selling you my books. And anything else you might purchase from that visit. So if any of you are interested in buying a $1000 television from Amazon, please, click on a link, then buy the tv. :)
Anyway, back to being serious, this book is special.
Because it's a Merle Kraft novel
Secret Service Agent Wayne Williams is dead. But he has to keep busy somehow.
When a coven of witches reports a threat to the President of the United States, it's the sort of threat that must be investigated. But it sounds like a vacation for Wayne.
CIA Assassin Catherine Miler is on a mission to kill Baron Samedi," a Prime Minister sacrificing American Tourists.
Author Matthew Kovach is looking for his own version of Derry Maine.
All three are about to find themselves embroiled in San Francisco pagans, want to be vampires, pharmaceutical zombies, and New Orleans.
And all three have to survive their consultants on this case -- the Kraft Brothers.
If I were to give you a one-sentence summary of the book? Think of it as a modern Live and Let Die.
Take a look, and see what you think about the insanity that is Dances with Werewolves.
And if you're a fan of audio books, please remember the ongoing Kickstarter campaign for Hell Spawn.
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