Usually I do a bi-weekly mention of our new items, but we've had eight products released since the last update on the 18th. New since the last update are five eBooks and three audiobooks. Two of the books are original-to-digital releases. The first, and the one I've referenced as being a secret regarding what I was editing is:
David Sakmyster's
David S. has some print books available, but this is his first original-to-digital one and it's an incredible tale. This one has a little bit of everything -- action, espionage, the supernatural, horror and sci-fi -- all rolled into one. I hadn't heard of David S. before this, but if his other books are like this, I'll definitely be picking them up. This will be one of my top 10 books for 2011.
The other original-to-digital is:
Steven Paul Leiva's
This is the second Fixxer book and the sequel to . This one is a comical action novel.
Also new is our first Jack Ketchum book:
Want to know what happens when women turn psychotic and start killing every man they can find, and kill them in inventive ways? Check it out here.
Next, we have another novella from Tom Piccirilli:
What dark secret do two friends share and why is one of them in a mental hospital?
Last, but not least, we have the first Steve Vernon novel from Crossroad Press:
This is the first set of adventures of Captain Nothing with Volume 2 to follow in the near future.
There are three new audiobooks to Crossroad Press as well:
First, from Justine Musk:
A battle between angels and demons and three people are caught in the middle. This is the unabridged version of the original book.
Second, the audiobook of the first Fixxer novel:
Last, and technically not new, but a repackaging of the trilogy of audiobooks of Michael Moorcock's
An unabridged narration by Chet Williamson.
As always, there's plenty more on the way. We have another Pic novella, Skipp & Spector's Dead Lines, a western from Al Sarrantonio, more from T.M. Wright, Jack Ketchum, Steve Vernon and several more. We've also picked up a few more authors in the past few days. Details are forthcoming on those.
Thanks for your continued support of Crossroad Press and please continue to spread the word about all we have to offer. I'll be back in another couple of weeks with the next update.
David