19 May 2017
Bromo solves murder among the family trees
Good news from Endeavour Press:
Twisted Trees, my latest crime fiction novel, is now online and available to purchase from Amazon as an e-book.
This is the fourth in the ongoing series of crime novels featuring reluctant sleuth Bromo Perkins.
The series began way back at the start of the 2000s with Done Deal, which was followed by Washed Up and Death by Diamonds.
A fifth tale is nearing completion and, if I get my act together, should be ready for fans well before the end of this year.
Watch this space.
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