Crime novel, In For The Kill, Free to Download for Read an E Book Week

My crime thriller novel In For The Kill is now available to download from my official web site absolutely FREE but for ONE WEEK only! This is part of an International promotion called Read An E Book Week which runs from from 7-13 March 2010.

In For The Kill , which is set on the south coast of England, will be featured in Read an E-Book Week, which was first recognised in 2004 and has been growing ever since along with the number of new e reading devices on the market.

Read an E-Book Week is a not-for-profit week set aside to inform the public about reading electronically. Authors, publishers, vendors, the media and readers world-wide join in the promotional week to promote electronic reading.

In For The Kill is a compelling, gripping tale of what happens to one man when his identity is stolen and his life descends into a living nightmare. Published in the UK it has also been translated into Indonesian, Polish and will soon be available in Turkish.

Here's the blurb on In For The Kill

Alex Albury has it all: a successful public relations business, a luxurious house, a beautiful wife and two sons. Then one September morning the police burst into his home and arrest him. Now, three and a half years later, newly released from Camp Hill Prison on the Isle of Wight, Alex is intent on finding the man who framed him for fraud and embezzlement. All he knows is his name: James Andover. But who is he? Where is he?

Alex embarks on his quest to track down Andover, but with the trail cold he is frustrated at every turn. Worse, he finds himself under suspicion by the police. The pressure is on and Aex has to unearth the answers and quick. But time is running out. For Alex the future looks bleak and soon he is left with the option - to kill or be killed.

You can also download the prologue and chapter one of In For The Kill from my web site as a taster first to see if it's your sort of thing.

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