Dick Thornby Thrillers Boxed Set Now Available

As promised in my March newsletter, readers can now get my entire Dick Thornby Thriller series (#1 Net Impact; #2 Wet Work; and #3 Flash Drive, plus a sample of my book Forced Conversion) in one download on Amazon, BN.com, and Kobo. Tell your friends! Ask your library to stock them all! And, of course, please leave a thoughtful review of any and all of my books once you've finished reading. Thanks, in advance.

For some reason, my last newsletter (from March 10) was opened by about 40% less people than usual. I'm trying to figure out if that is because I didn't put out a February newsletter, people just weren't that interested in the featured blogs about Kickstarters (including Brandon Sanderson's epic multi-million-dollar haul), or changes to spam filter configurations have somehow begun tagging Wix.com emails in an unfortunate way. In case you missed it, here's a link to the entire thing. Below are some of the promos you may have missed.

Donald J. Bingle is the author of seven books and more than sixty shorter works in the horror, thriller, science fiction, mystery, fantasy, steampunk, romance, comedy, and memoir genres. His books include Forced Conversion (near future military scifi), GREENSWORD (darkly comedic eco-thriller), Frame Shop (murder in a suburban writers' group), and the Dick Thornby spy thriller series (Net Impact, Wet Work, and Flash Drive). He also co-authored (with Jean Rabe) The Love-Haight Case Files series (a three-time Silver Falchion winning paranormal urban fantasy about two lawyers who represent the legal rights of supernatural creatures in a magic-filled San Francisco; Book 2 just came out). Don also edited Familiar Spirits (an anthology of ghost stories).

Many of Don's shorter works can be found in his Writer on Demand TM collections.

Get the audiobook version of Net Impact at Audible.com, Amazon, and iTunes and the audiobook version of Wet Work at Audible.com, Amazon, and iTunes.

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