Pilate's Key
by J. Alexander Greenwood
Price: $4.99 USD. 62350 words.
Published on January 13, 2012. Fiction.
The second book in the John Pilate series, "Pilate's Key" picks up weeks after "Pilate's Cross" ends. On the mend from a near-death experience in the snowy Midwest, John Pilate is taking it easy on the sun-soaked beaches of Key West. Of course, Pilate has a way of getting into trouble--and the only way out is to find the key…Pilate's Key.
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J. Alexander Greenwood
Biography
J. Alexander Greenwood is the author of two novels: Pilate's Cross (2009) and Pilate's Key (2011). He has also written numerous short stories, including the award-winning Obsidian.
He has worked as a public relations and marketing professional for more than 18 years--primarily in the broadcasting, healthcare and higher education sectors. Previously, he worked as a newspaper editor/journalist, host of a radio talk show and vice president of Kansas City Public Television. His extensive media relations experience includes crisis communications at the OU Health Sciences Center/Children’s Hospital of Oklahoma during the Murrah Federal Building terrorist attack in 1995.
He founded AlexanderG Public Relations, LLC in 2010. The firm manages the Kansas and Western Missouri territories of PRConsultants Group, which is comprised of senior-level PR and marketing representatives in every major market in the United States.
Greenwood is also a noted speaker on the topics of image management, crisis communication, marketing and general management consulting.
He resides in Kansas City, Missouri.
He has worked as a public relations and marketing professional for more than 18 years--primarily in the broadcasting, healthcare and higher education sectors. Previously, he worked as a newspaper editor/journalist, host of a radio talk show and vice president of Kansas City Public Television. His extensive media relations experience includes crisis communications at the OU Health Sciences Center/Children’s Hospital of Oklahoma during the Murrah Federal Building terrorist attack in 1995.
He founded AlexanderG Public Relations, LLC in 2010. The firm manages the Kansas and Western Missouri territories of PRConsultants Group, which is comprised of senior-level PR and marketing representatives in every major market in the United States.
Greenwood is also a noted speaker on the topics of image management, crisis communication, marketing and general management consulting.
He resides in Kansas City, Missouri.
Where to find J. Alexander Greenwood online
Website: http://www.PilatesCross.com
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Pilate's Cross
by J. Alexander Greenwood
Price: $1.99 USD. 56370 words. Published on December 3, 2009. Fiction.
(4.67 from 15 reviews)
Inspired by a true story, "Pilate's Cross" follows John Pilate, his sardonic imaginary pal Simon and lovely new friend Kate as they investigate the cold case mystery of a murdered college president. In too deep to wash his hands of the mystery, Pilate risks his life to uncover the truth of what happened in 1963 and why it's just as deadly today.
Price: $1.99 USD. 56370 words. Published on December 3, 2009. Fiction.
(4.67 from 15 reviews) Inspired by a true story, "Pilate's Cross" follows John Pilate, his sardonic imaginary pal Simon and lovely new friend Kate as they investigate the cold case mystery of a murdered college president. In too deep to wash his hands of the mystery, Pilate risks his life to uncover the truth of what happened in 1963 and why it's just as deadly today.
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Cute story--a fun one to read to the kids on Halloween.
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on April 17, 2011
Jason McIntyre possesses the most rare of gifts: the guts to open himself up completely combined with the ability to get it on the page. "On the Gathering Storm" fearlessly engages the reader with lush depictions of acts of cruelty, daily life and yes, horror. Perhaps most interesting, however, are the vulnerabilities of the characters--fully on view and intertwined with their determination to survive the trap in which they've been ensnared. I won't make the easy comparison to other great thriller writers--McIntyre's his own writer, one I'm delighted to read.
- Hall of Mirrors: Volume One
on April 17, 2011
Just when I thought that Mike Bennett's work couldn't possibly be as good as his magnetic audio renditions, here comes the ebook--and it is superb. Bennett is one of the most original, imaginative and downright funny writers you'll ever encounter. His creepily fun--even hammy at turns--audio books and podcasts are a treasure, and this collection of short stories will rock your ereader. "The Grave" is a favorite--you think you can dig it…but you don't. "Hair and Skin" is like a Horrific Hair Club for Men, and "The Haslet Technique" will leave you queasy at the prospect of playing the lotto. Fans of Bennett's ongoing vampire novel "Underwood and Flinch" will find this little slice of Bennett a fascinating side dish best served cold on the page…or ereader as it were.
- Fall into Winter
on July 24, 2011
In my experience, finding erotica with engaging characters and strong plots is unusual, and it's downright rare to find a collection of erotica with those qualities that is as elegantly written as "Fall Into Winter." These stories feature strong, self-possessed women who know what they want sexually and aren't afraid to get it. Each of the four novellas in this collection take you to the edge of fantasy but not so far out that they lose plausibility; if you like erotica that takes place in the realm of the possible, this book is for you. Sexy, arousing and fun, this elegant, witty collection is an honest, playful exploration of sexuality, seduction and lust. Eden Baylee is exceptional.