Rise of Kindle sales of marine mystery crime novels and thrillers as e-reader market doubles

An article on the Bookseller web site reported that the e-reader market doubled over Christmas with 7% of British adults receiving a dedicated e-reader bringing the total percentage of adults with e-book readers up to 13%, or 6.5m adults. I have certainly seen a considerable rise in the sales of my e books and on Kindle, which was revealed as the most popular device and the fastest growing overtaking the Sony Reader. And for anyone who wants a bargain for a limited period my e book publisher is offering my DI Andy Horton marine mystery crime novel Blood on the Sand on Kindle and my crime thriller novel, In For The Kill on Kindle at a special offer price on Amazon of 94p in the UK - yes 94pence! 



And in the USA  the e book on Kindle of Blood on the Sand is on offer at $1.51 and In For the Kill  for the same bargain price.




But if you prefer  to get your hands on the printed version of these novels or any of my other crime and thriller novels then The Book Depository is featuring them and has some very keen prices with free Worldwide delivery.

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