That’s right. No more of that pre-order bullshit. You, too, can get a
brand spanking new* copy of the fifth Nick Forte novel, Bad Samaritan, from any of these fine sources.
(Purchases of trade
paperbacks from the Down & Out site include a free download of the e-book.
(You heard me: Free! Gratis! Or, as Al Swearengen would say, “Free gratis.”))
Bad Samaritan is also available from these fine retailers:
Amazon — Trade
Paperback | eBook
Barnes & Noble — Trade Paperback | eBook
iTunes — eBook
Kobo — eBook
Play — eBook
Barnes & Noble — Trade Paperback | eBook
iTunes — eBook
Kobo — eBook
Play — eBook
Bad Samaritan brings back elements of two earlier Forte
stories. Lily O’Donoghue, the high-class call girl from The Stuff That Dreams Are Made Of and Mickey Touhy from A Small Sacrifice. Their stories
intersect, catching Forte in the middle of a no-win situation. Throw in the men’s
rights advocate who’s making Becky Tuttle’s life miserable, and Forte’s dark
side, which has been exercised more as the series has gone on, gets more room
to come out than is healthy for anyone, including him. He still manages to find
time to help the sister of Caroline’s best friend, though not in a way he’d
want Caroline to hear of. Goose is back in a prominent role along with the
usual cast of Sharon Summers, Delbert McCall, Jan Rusiewicz, and Sonny Ng.
Circumstances
beyond anyone’s control have forced a condensed promotional schedule for Bad Sam, so if you know what’s good for
you you’ll get your copy right quick, lest I feel the need to inundate you with
months of blatant self-promotion and –aggrandizement in only a couple of weeks.
(* -- “Brand
spanking new” is a figure of speech. Readers should not infer the book is to be
used as a sexual aid with a porn actress, though I’m not judging anyone.)
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