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July 8, 2014
A Thornhorn Public Service Announcement: The RIGHT WAY to Remove A Tick
How to remove a tick the RIGHT WAY (It’s not what you think).
July 6, 2014
Last FREE Day: WICKED TEMPER Ebook Download
A reminder. Today is the last day you can download your ebook of Wicked Temper for Kindle, for FREE.
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July 5, 2014
FREE "A Classic" Ebook: WICKED TEMPER
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FREE “A Classic” Ebook: WICKED TEMPER – Grab it now!
Have your Holiday Weekend with Wicked Temper by Randy Thornhorn – 48 Hours Only – (The premeditated prequel to The Kestrel Waters.)
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July 3, 2014
FREE Ebook: THE AXMAN'S SHIFT - 48 HRS ONLY!
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July 2, 2014
FREE Thornhorn Ebook: The Axman’s Shift (A Love Story) 48 HRS ONLY
Download The Axman’s Shift for FREE – NOW! Two Days Only. July 3 & 4.
June 29, 2014
FREE EBOOK - "TURPITUDE" - 24 HOURS ONLY
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Who goes there, bleeding in the snow?
In this otherworldly and horrific post-Civil War tale, a Buffalo Soldier leads a rough band of black men (and one dissipated German) in snowy pursuit of a child killer. But, will a mouthless, mythic joker thwart the posse before their darkest prey is captured for blood money? A disturbing one-of-a-kind fable as deep as the hills where their torment and folly unfold.
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June 27, 2014
FREE Thornhorn E-Book – “TURPITUDE” – Download NOW
Who goes there, bleeding in the snow?
In this otherworldly and horrific post-Civil War tale, a Buffalo Soldier leads a rough band of black men (and one dissipated German) in snowy pursuit of a child killer. But, will a mouthless, mythic joker thwart the posse before their darkest prey is captured for blood money? A disturbing one-of-a-kind fable as deep as the hills where their torment and folly unfold.
(*Offer ends midnight June 30.)
June 20, 2014
RW Ridley review: WICKED TEMPER by Thornhorn (“An instant Southern Classic”)
from www.rwridley.wordpress.com:
In my continuing effort to shine a light on indie authors, allow me to turn your attention to one Randy Thornhorn. I found myself waiting in a situation in which I had nothing to do but search for good books in the Kindle store for about two hours on Monday, and I found a book I had heard about earlier titled Wicked Temper written by the aforementioned Randy Thornhorn.
It’s Southern Fiction which is my not so secret literary passion. I love the settings, the characters, the dialogue, and the dialect offered up on in a good Southern tome, and Wicked Temper is not good. It’s great. Great may not even be an effusive enough word. It’s a classic in the vein of William Faulkner, Harper Lee, Cormac McCarthy, and Erskine Caldwell (my personal favorite). Yet, it is a much darker voice all its own. There’s an underlying deep moan of creepiness throughout this story that lets you feel the soaring trek of ruin the main characters Tizzy and Matthew are on. They set out on a life of crime to escape their dismal childhoods only to fall into the hands of a charismatic backwoods deviant.
This book deserves to be read and shared for generations to come. It is currently only $1.99 on Kindle. That’s an insanely low price for a book this good. Buy it. Read it. Tell your friends. This is the kind of indie book that deserves the attention. It has made me realize that my alter-ego, C. Hoyt Caldwell, has miles to go before he reaches this level of storytelling.
BTW – I heard about this book on Facebook. A few weeks ago someone (I can’t remember who) posted a link to the book. I read the summary and committed it to memory because I found it interesting. I’m just sorry it took me so long to actually get back to the book and read it.
~ RW Ridley
© RW Ridley
(*My deepest appreciation goes out to author, and new friend, RW Ridley for his thoughtful and beautifully-crafted review. Be sure to check out his blog at www.rwridley.wordpress.com…RT)
http://rwridley.wordpress.com/2014/06/04/indiebookwednesday-wicked-temper-by-randy-thornhorn/
An instant Southern classic.
RW Ridley review: WICKED TEMPER by Randy Thornhorn ("An instant Southern Classic")
In my continuing effort to shine a light on indie authors, allow me to turn your attention to one Randy Thornhorn. I found myself waiting in a situation in which I had nothing to do but search for good books in the Kindle store for about two hours on Monday, and I found a book I had heard about earlier titled Wicked Temper written by the aforementioned Randy Thornhorn.
It’s Southern Fiction which is my not so secret literary passion. I love the settings, the characters, the dialogue, and the dialect offered up on in a good Southern tome, and Wicked Temper is not good. It’s great. Great may not even be an effusive enough word. It’s a classic in the vein of William Faulkner, Harper Lee, Cormac McCarthy, and Erskine Caldwell (my personal favorite). Yet, it is a much darker voice all its own. There’s an underlying deep moan of creepiness throughout this story that lets you feel the soaring trek of ruin the main characters Tizzy and Matthew are on. They set out on a life of crime to escape their dismal childhoods only to fall into the hands of a charismatic backwoods deviant.
This book deserves to be read and shared for generations to come. It is currently only $1.99 on Kindle. That’s an insanely low price for a book this good. Buy it. Read it. Tell your friends. This is the kind of indie book that deserves the attention. It has made me realize that my alter-ego, C. Hoyt Caldwell, has miles to go before he reaches this level of storytelling.
BTW – I heard about this book on Facebook. A few weeks ago someone (I can’t remember who) posted a link to the book. I read the summary and committed it to memory because I found it interesting. I’m just sorry it took me so long to actually get back to the book and read it.
~ RW Ridley
http://rwridley.wordpress.com/2014/06...
An instant Southern classic.
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