I have two specials for you with my book, Fan Mail, that I’m sure you will like!
First, I was a guest on Teri Polen’s blog, Bad Moon Rising, and I took part in her Halloween Special. The interview is here: https://teripolen.com/2023/10/21/badmoonrising-fan-mail-by-joseph-lewis-thriller-mystery-crime/ and I believe you will enjoy the interview. Teri asked some terrific questions, and you might be surprised by some of my answers.
Second, my publisher has a special promotion that I believe you will want to take part in. You can get Fan Mail FREE, yes, FREE at this site for a limited time only: https://books.bookfunnel.com/legelthrillercrimefiction/x8ykegt13l so get your copy today!
I hope everyone is enjoying the cooler weather. Fall is probably my favorite season. I like jeans and sweatshirt weather, and later in November, I’ll pull out my flannel shirts.
I like the colors the trees are turning- the amber, rust, the red in the landscape. When we lived in Wisconsin, this was the time of year I liked traveling to the cottage in the north woods the most. I’d sit on the dock or in a lawn chair watching geese and ducks heading south, listening to the call of the loons, sitting around a campfire at night listening to the pops and snaps as flame hungrily licked the kindling and wood. We would drink warm cider and hot chocolate.
Yeah, this is my time of year. So many fond memories of family and friends.
As always, thank you for traveling along with me on my writing journey. I’d love to hear what you think so use the comment section at the bottom of this.
Keep yourselves safe, and don’t forget to relax and breathe in the change of season. Until next time …
Fan Mail – New Release! A Reader’s Favorite Silver Book Award! Maxy Award Finalist! Eric Hoffer Award Nominee! Literary Titan Silver Book Award! https://amzn.to/3eNgSdS
A barrage of threatening letters, a car bomb, and a heart attack rip apart what was once a close-knit family of adopted brothers. Randy and Bobby, along with a fellow band member and best friend, Danny, receive fan mail that turns menacing. They ignore it, but to their detriment. The sender turns up the heat. Violence upends their world. It rocks the relationship between the boys and ripples through their family, nearly killing their dad.
As these boys turn on each other, adopted brother Brian flashes back to that event in Arizona where he nearly lost his life saving his brothers. The scars on his face and arms healed, but not his heart.
Would he once again have to put himself in harm’s way to save them? And if faced with that choice, will he?
Fan Mail is a Coming-of-Age story embedded in a Thriller-Crime-Mystery.
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