The Book Depository has some great offers, free worldwide shipping and not only to Ireland based buyers

The Book Depository, which already offers free worldwide shipping, is offering an extra 10% discount to Ireland-based buyers if they use a specific code when purchasing. The offer is also exclusive of VAT. The code is valid until 17th December so if you live in Ireland and want to save some money on those Christmas presents you'd better get cracking. The Book Depository also has some cracking offers on my crime novels and thrillers, and my sales and marketing books and not just to Ireland buyers.  I just had to get that plug in. Their prices are very keen and I've noticed there are some good reductions on my titles.

And why are Ireland singled out for extra discounts you might ask?  Well, The Bookseller reported last week that the Irish book market has slumped by more than 16% in value and volume terms this year. For the year to 30th October, Nielsen BookScan figures revealed sales down by more than 16% to €103m. The country is currently facing an economic bailout as most of you will have seen in the press.

Anyway if you're looking for good detective novels and thrillers for Christmas then check out The Book Depository, who incidentally labelled my novels as the 'Best of British Crime Fiction'.  Thanks, guys!

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