No problem pre-ordering your book, but ran into hurdles with the Lonesome Place book. Awkward to order through bookshop.org. If you have any suggestions please let me know. I am in the Lower Mainland. (This sounds like a complaint and isn't; I just want to be sure to get a copy of Lonesome Place.
Also keen to get into one of your writing courses. Again if you can steer me a bit that would be very welcome.
It's not a complaint at all, good to know! In the Lower Mainland, Pulp Fiction, Book Warehouse and Western Sky would definitely take pre-orders, though I'm sure most other places would, too. https://www.westernskybooks.com
Thanks, John! Ocean Drive has a lot of what the Wakeland series does--crime and local settings. Lonesome Place is a more straightforward mystery, though it's set in Blaine.
Just finished Sunset & Jericho. My favorite if I had to choose. Can’t wait for the 5th and to pre order Ocean Drive. How can I read Hollywood North?
Thanks Mike! Not sure about HN but email me and I'll see what I can do
Thank you!
No problem pre-ordering your book, but ran into hurdles with the Lonesome Place book. Awkward to order through bookshop.org. If you have any suggestions please let me know. I am in the Lower Mainland. (This sounds like a complaint and isn't; I just want to be sure to get a copy of Lonesome Place.
Also keen to get into one of your writing courses. Again if you can steer me a bit that would be very welcome.
It's not a complaint at all, good to know! In the Lower Mainland, Pulp Fiction, Book Warehouse and Western Sky would definitely take pre-orders, though I'm sure most other places would, too. https://www.westernskybooks.com
Many thanks. I will follow up. Now about that writing course...
mysterywritingmastery.thinkific.com has the three online ones. I also work with Humber's creative writing mentorship program.
Perfect thanks.
Looking forward to your new book!
Thank you!
More Wakeland? Count me in! The new books sound interesting too though so congrats on those.
Thanks, John! Ocean Drive has a lot of what the Wakeland series does--crime and local settings. Lonesome Place is a more straightforward mystery, though it's set in Blaine.