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I’m pleased to announce that my latest novel, Troubled Souls, was named the winner in the Horror Category of the 2013 Beverly Hills Book Awards this weekend. This was the BHBA’s first event, though it’s my understanding entries are already underway for the 2014 awards season.

To directly quote the site, “The BHBA celebrates excellence in presentation, from cover and interior design, promotional text, aesthetic components and other factors that demonstrate outstanding presentation, in addition to the writing.

From now until the end of May, the book is available exclusively through Amazon as part of their KDP Select program for Kindle and traditional printEffective June 1st, it will again be available for purchase via Apple iBooks, Barnes & Noble Nook, Kobo Books, Sony Reader and other ebook suppliers, in addition to Amazon.

As always, my thanks to those of you who’ve been so supportive; to Ellen Reid & the contest judges, and, of course, to Kelly O’Neill, for her cover design.

Thank you and happy reading!

Learn more about the BHBA’s here.

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The last time we saw (Pastor) Eric Kade, he had boarded a ferry leading him away from Bishop’s Island and aimed for dismantling The Progeny, the sect that was determined to destroy him.

How’s the ol’ boy been keeping himself busy you may wonder?

Let us catch up with him and see, in this exclusive free short story.

(and Happy Valentine’s Day!) 

THE ERIC KADE JOURNEYS

“THE TOBIN MANIFEST”

AN EXCLUSIVE SHORT STORY

WRITTEN BY

JASON GARRETT

 

Our story begins in the fourteenth year of the new millennium, in the second month and on the eighth day, when the deadliest weapon is an exile.

The chill of night clung heavily to the moist air but was no match for the flood of heat billowing from a bedside space heater. A hospice nurse adjusted the pillows behind the frail shoulders of her sole patient and exited the bedroom of a dimly lit apartment somewhere in Manitoba, Canada. On her way out, she smiled respectfully to the young guest occupying the claustrophobic room’s southwest corner. None had visited her patient, Markus Tobin, even though he was well into the last days of life on this earth.

Click to continue reading “The Tobin Manifest”

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What’s In A Name?

February 4, 2013

I once wrote a story called Blood Brother about a demon hunter who returned home twenty years after he vanished. You might know it as Homecoming. Then there was the story of a woman being hunted by a band of mercenaries. I called it Prey until I decided to involve her husband and relabeled it [...]

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For Those Arriving Late…

January 31, 2013

Now that January hibernation is practically behind us, thought I should get some actual work done and post a blog. So, an update on the state of things: Facebook My fan page is my only official account on Facebook now. Also, I just punched myself in the gizzard for having a fan page. Homecoming According [...]

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4 Books, 3 Bucks

January 9, 2013

To thwart the post-holiday January blahs, I’d like to announce a book sale for Kindle device/app users: Three titles from my library are now available for 99 cents a piece. If you’re an Amazon Prime member, you can also get a fourth title free! Scroll down for details! After vanishing eighteen years earlier, Eric Kade [...]

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Playing Favorites

December 21, 2012

Quite simply, here’s a ranking of my novels according to personal favorites from least to most, including some trivia and personal thoughts on each title… #5: DESCENT A Tale of Bishop’s Island (Book 2) Release date: July 9, 2012 Synopsis: Historian Aryn Rayburn and convicted smuggler Nickel Warren come together to solve two very different [...]

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Get to Know Michelle Muckley

December 5, 2012

Earlier this autumn, I was introduced to indie newcomer (and cardiac physiologist) Michelle Muckley. Author of the heart-pounding (yes, I went there) tale, The Loss of Deference, Michelle shared her prowess for crafting a slow-burning, character-driven thriller that readers are not soon to forget. Her second novel, Escaping Life, is set to release in the [...]

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Remember, remember…

November 5, 2012

The 5th of November. For my own reasons, it seemed like a fine day to release my third novel of 2012. Written as my 2011 NaNoWriMo project (why don’t we call that InNoWriMo?) Troubled Souls is the culmination of an idea that began while driving on a long stretch of country road on a summer [...]

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#NaNoWriMo

November 1, 2012

National Novel Writing Month begins today and with it the quest to pick the right tale to pen in 30 days. Last year, it was Troubled Souls (available 11.05.12). Before that, it was Aubrey (which I might get around to releasing one of these days). This year I’m being a bit more aggressive and using [...]

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Spirits, Surfers and Neil Diamond’s Tailor: A Conversation with T.S. Welti

October 24, 2012

Recently I discovered the work of T.S. Welti, an author who is becoming a rising star around the web. In fact, at the time of this writing, her latest novel, Darklandia, is ranked in the top 25 of Amazon’s Hot New Releases in the genre of High-Tech Science Fiction. After a brief introduction, maybe even a bit [...]

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