But this time it's involved in a murder investigation...
E-Book Involved in Florida Copycat Murder Case
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Watch for big story from UK Observer by Amelia Hill soon.....developing...on this book!
ReplyDeleteCorrection, Lia.
ReplyDeletere ''E-book involved in Florida copycat murder case '' from UK website Techeye. I reported a minor error. The book was initially pulled by its publisher, in consulation with the author, but a week later, they decided to put the book BACK on sale via Amazon and other order sites,POD book, ebook, and donate ALL profits to two major mental health groups. Developing......UK Observer newspaper reporter Amelia Hill may be flying to Florida right now to report bigger story and get a get with Patrick Quere the author. Stayed glued to this screen in the vaporsphere...Danny whisphers from Taiwan where he is media managing this story....as a mere hobby and past-time...