My Audiobook Has Launched

 

     I'm taking a short break from the political madness that is our reality (and a week before the midterms) to announce that my first audiobook has dropped.

     Obviously, it's for my next-to-latest novel, The River Never Speaks. Amazon being the sneaky bastards that they are silently dropped it last night on Halloween, which is ironic because my novel's denouement takes place on Halloween.

     Anyway, the link above takes you to the product page of all four formats, Kindle, paperback, hard cover and audiobook. But, whether or not you have an Audible account (which is $14.95 a month after 30 day trial and $5.95 a month for the first four months), I'll offer you a deal-

     Amazon has a Bounty program whereby if a new subscriber gets your book as their first purchase, Amazon kicks in a little to both my narrator/producer and me. If you want to get in on the bounty, go to the product's bounty page to take full advantage of it.

     Failing that, Amazon also gives authors promo codes so if you want to take advantage of one, just email me at crawman2@yahoo.com and I'll shoot you one right away. What follows is the synopsis:

In 1999, 13 year-old Meghan McNamara was abducted from her home, her parents and younger brother brutally slain. The intense search for her would eventually dwindle down to a cold case and local legend and Meghan was presumed dead. Then five years later, an 18 year-old woman emerges from the Wisconsin woods, dazed, undernourished, and announces she’s Meghan and doesn’t know what year it is. She tells the police where to find her captor. He is found and pleads guilty to the felonies. 

     She's ostensibly the only survivor in the Fox River series of murders and is given the mystique of The One That Got Away. Meghan struggles to put her life together and reinsert herself back into a world that had left her for dead. Laboring under a psychiatric malady she calls “voice deafness,” she can hear and understand words but all voices are indistinct and sound alike. 

     Fifteen years later, she's a detective in the same small Wisconsin town in which she was raised and she's obsessed with the case that was supposedly solved when the alleged killer confessed. But when a single mother is murdered and her 12 year-old daughter goes missing, Meghan is more convinced than ever that the killer is still on the loose. And McNamara’s efforts are getting resistance not just from the real killer but also her own department that had arrested him and the DA's office that may have put away an innocent man for life.