Buy a book, help a child
By Mike Jastrzebski
First, those of us who blog at Write on the Water would like to thank all of our readers out there who shared our site on Facebook. Friday’s post had more hits than any other in our three year history.
As Christine stated in her blog last Friday the four of us who participated in this givaway are giving a portion of our sales over the next week to Every Child Counts.
If you did not have a chance to download one of the free books, you can still help by purchasing one of the books listed below and we will send a percentage of our sales to the school. If you have already purchased the books or do not wish to do so, you can go to the school’s website, Every Child Counts, and leave a donation. Buy a book or send a donation, it will all help the school. Also it will help if you share this post on Facebook or tweet about it.
You can get more information about the school by going to Every Child Counts, or by checking out Christine’s Friday post. Just remember the books are no longer free.
This exciting sequel to Key Lime Blues has it all !
A sexy relative who wants to teach Wes Darling the meaning of kissin’ cousins, a priceless centuries old manuscript, a three hundred pound redneck, and an ex-spy who thinks murder is a justifiable means of support are just a few of the things awaiting Wes when he sails into the Dog River in search of answers about the father he never knew.
Dog River Blues blends the mystique of the liveaboard boating lifestyle and the colorful characters and vagabonds who live, work, and sometimes commit murder on our nation’s waterways. This is one voyage to Mobile, Alabama you don’t want to miss. Download HERE.
Key West begins to look the the Wild West as Murphy and his ragtag team of friends gets involved with stopping a drug shipment from arriving on the island. Soon corrupt city and federal officials work with a mercenary in charge of a Colombian drug smuggling team to get Murphy at any cost. Murphy’s friend, the local chief of police is looking for him to, to explain the violence that seems to continually lead back to Murphy. Murphy’s black-bag friend, Norm, shows up to help and enlists some members JIATF, a federal agency responsible for tracking drug traffickers. The climatic end begins off the Bahamian island of Cay Sal with the drug shipment arrival via a Albatross seaplane and finally ends in the fishing shacks of Stock Island, Key West’s working class neighborhood. Download HERE.
“Single Deadly is a fast read that blends sunken treasure, deep-sea diving, fast boats and a cast of characters that run from bad guys to real bad guys to really really bad guys. (And that doesn’t even count the shark.)” Author Frank Cook.
Urban sets the story on the waters of Cape Cod and Buzzards Bay and gives the reader a rewarding blend of adventure, seaside escapism, and maritime history. Fans of Clive Cussler, Peter Benchley, and Randy Wayne White will find a new hero in Steve Decatur. Download HERE.
In the 1800s, Key West was built by wrecking skippers who in feats of derring-do raced to shipping disasters to save valuable cargos from the ocean depths. Today, as too many boats chase too few wrecks, salvage has turned into a cutthroat corporate enterprise. Seychelle Sullivan, who pilots a tug her father built by hand, is unable and unwilling to compete. She is overwhelmed by issues of love, trust, motherhood, career, and family. But when a friend is killed, Seychelle begins to suspect a chilling scenario: that modern-day wreckers are causing yachts to crash onto the reefs–and killing off whoever gets in the way. In this fourth book of this series, Seychelle navigates the dangerous shoals and channels of the case and her life, unaware that a greater danger is looming: a murderous human storm designed perfectly for her. Download HERE.
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