Top Suspense Group

VETERAN AUTHORS ANNOUNCE TOP SUSPENSE GROUP
Located at

www.topsuspense.com
www.topsuspensegroup.com

Electronic books are soon to be a billion dollar business, yet it can be more difficult than ever to find a good read, especially via digital download. A newly-formed collaborative site called The Top Suspense Group plans to slash through all the clutter. www.topsuspensegroup.com will be offering readers one central site filled with exciting e-books, covering several genres and all at reasonable prices.

"Readers can count on us," creator and acclaimed author Dave Zeltserman (Small Crimes, The Caretaker of Lorne Field) explains, "Every member of our group has already made his or her mark on genre fiction, whether it's noir, crime, mystery, thriller, horror or Westerns, and in some cases, several of these genres."

Authors aboard include Zeltserman, Max Allan Collins, Bill Crider, Ed Gorman, Vicki Hendricks, and Harry Shannon.

Zeltserman has spoken before about the difficulty readers have in searching for sites that offer seasoned professionals. Top Suspense Group members make some of their finest material available at affordable prices. Many of the ebooks will contain bonus material, such as the writer’s commentary on the book that has been purchased, or the addition of a free short story.

“We believe readers will appreciate a reliable inexpensive site that continuously delivers some of the best in contemporary genre fiction,” said Top Suspense Group member and multi-award winning author, Max Allan Collins (The Road to Perdition).

http://www.topsuspensegroup.com/

 

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A quick howdy...

I have avoided setting up a blog due to the way it tends to cut into my writing time. Keeping up with Facebook, writer's organizations and other obligations has already cut into my normal output. Still, there is something genuinely appealing about having a place to just vent without the ridiculously wide exposure afforded my social sites. I expect to update this only once every week or too, just so you know, rather than daily. I especially want to tie it to a brand new writing group I'm working with, a collection of veteran crime and suspense authors who have banded together to face the ebook market. More on that later, and thanks for being curious enough to check it.