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Goodreads Giveaway!
It’s a Giveaway!
In my perpetual search for people who love top notch thriller series, I’ve put another signed copy of the first John Rossett novel “The Darkest Hour” over on a Goodreads Giveaway!
Just follow the link below, sign up, sit back, and smile!
The British Lion by Tony Schumacher
Remember I said in my last blog that I often read books in the wrong order? Not this time! The British Lion is the sequel to The Darkest Hour – Tony Schumacher’s alternate history of Br…
Dennis Lehane: Live by Night.
Live by Night by Dennis Lehane
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
I love a bit of Lehane. I think he is one of the best there is at conjuring that era in America we know so well from all those Cagney movies we grew up with.
Thing is though, and I’m sorry to say this, in this book I kind of felt he was going through the motions a little bit. It felt like there had been some sort of “prohibition checklist” on his desk prior to sitting down to write, because all of the stock characters were here.
The dame: check.
The buddies who grew up on the mean streets: check.
The corrupt cop: check.
The evil mob boss: check.
The list goes on, and whilst they aren’t bad characters, I felt like I’d met them all before. Lehane did manage to add a few new ingredients to spice things up though. A great Florida setting, Cuba in its “heyday”, a cop on the edge and a US Navy ship being blown up, so I’ll forgive him a little and look forward to his next book with anticipation.
#Booktube
Mary sent me a question via my website: website and I thought making a short video would be the best way to answer it.
Robert Harris also gets a mention, not that he needs any help off me!
If you have any questions about my books, writing in general, or just life itself, drop me a line and you might be in the next video!
Hope you enjoy it!
Tony
The British Lion by Tony Schumacher
In this crackling alternate history thriller set in the years after World War II—the riveting sequel to The Darkest Hour—London detective John Rossett joins forces with his Nazi boss to save the co…
Sunday in Summer…
Operation “Fish”
2 July 1940 When Sidney Perkins left his house on Euclid Avenue in Ottawa South to go to work on the morning of 2 July 1940, he had no notion that he was about to become part of one of the most sec…
Source: Operation “Fish”
Goodreads Giveaway!
Just a short blog to let you guys know that I’m giving away a sighned copy of my latest thriller, The British Lion over on Goodreads.
It’s the second book in the John Rossett series of thrillers, about which one reviewer said:
“The British Lion is undoubtedly one of THE books of the year…”
Whilst another said:
“The British Lion is an extraordinary and exciting tour-de-force, a pulsating portrayal of a broken nation that is breathtakingly imagined and terrifying in the sheer power of its possibilities…”
Not bad eh? And you are getting it for free! So enter the giveaway here and good luck!
How Brexit hit the book world
How Brexit hit the book world