Crime thriller novel In For The Kill chosen for Read An E Book Week

My crime thriller novel In For The Kill is to be featured in an International promotion called Read An E Book Week from 7-13 March 2010.

Read an E-Book Week was first recognised in 2004 and has been growing ever since along with the number of exciting new e reading devices now on the market.

All my novels (with the exception of the new Inspector Horton marine mystery crime novel Blood on the Sand published UK 26 Feb 10 and USA May 10) and all my marketing and self-improvement books are available as e books but for this special week there will be something special. Don't forget to check back here or on my official web site for an update.

Or you can visit Read an E-Book Week which is a not-for-profit week set aside to inform the public about reading electronically. Obviously since it was established e books have been developing at a fast rate of knots.  Authors, publishers, vendors, the media and readers world-wide join in the promotional week to promote electronic reading.

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