Have I mentioned how fortunate I am to be working with the great people at Schuler Books & Music on my self-published novels Asylum Lake and Grave Undertakings?  My titles are printed on their super-cool Espresso Book Machine. It’s been a learning experience for all involved as Asylum Lake has surpassed all of our expectations – so much so that we’ve amended our agreement and signed on with a distributor to bring my thriller to an even wider audience.

The good people at Schuler Books are outsourcing the printing of Asylum Lake for mass-market distribution. They’ll still be printing copies on the Espresso for local sales, but are turning the work over to a commercial printer to handle the mass market stuff.  What exactly does this mean? Well, for one it means that distribution channels will now be pitching my title to chain stores, libraries, and other retailers. It’s definitely a beautiful day in my little neighborhood.

So let’s celebrate together. I need to keep people talking about Asylum Lake – both to help with this new distribution partner, as well as launch the release of the sequel Grave Undertakings in May. So this is what I’m offering. Between now and April 30th, each Amazon sale for Kindle will receive a free download of Grave Undertakings when its released in May.  The same goes for Smashwords and its multiple e-book format offerings. And for those of you who prefer the traditional printed page, all print orders of Asylum Lake in April will receive an autographed copy, the official Asylum Lake bookmark, and be put on a list for the first run of Grave Undertakings – also autographed. With e-book pricing at $2.99 and the print version at $15.00 there’s never been a better time to dive into the mysteries of Asylum Lake.

Thanks again for all of your support and encouragement. With the release of Grave Undertakings the tale that began with Asylum Lake will come to a close, but I’m already hard at work on my next dark thriller FLIGHT, and if I can brag for just a moment – it’s going to be awesome!

U.S. Air Marshal Liz Downie thought she had lucked out with her assignment – a half-empty red eye from London to the states. The passengers – an odd assortment of State Department staffers freshly plucked from the embattled U.S. Embassy in Iraq. These arent your usual friendly skies, however. Tucked into the passenger jet’s shadowy cargo hold hides a secret the U.S. Military will do anything to protect – and Liz Downie everything to stop.

Where do you run when you are 33,000 feet up?

Flight

The new novel from R. A. Evans

Scheduled for take-off soon