Free Advance Reading Copy of "The Road to Hell" by Paul Levine

Paul Levine · 02-14-2011, 04:15 PM

Paul Levine here. My short story collection, “The Road to Hell,” is just out.

You can buy it for $2.99 on Amazon Kindle or Barnes & Noble Nook.

Or...if you’re one of the first 100 readers to request it, I’ll send you a FREE Advance Reading Copy. Here’s all you have to do:

1. Send the request to me at paul.publications@gmail.com Put “The Road to Hell” in the subject line and specify .prc (Kindle), epub (Nook), or Word document.

2. All I ask is that you post a review – a rave or a pan – on Amazon or Barnes & Noble in the next two months. Or if you prefer, post a review on your blog, website, Goodreads or Facebook page.

Act now! These will run out.

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The heroes of “The Road to Hell” travel dark and dangerous paths as they confront devilish and powerful villains. The journeys are by land, by sea, and in one case, perhaps only in the mind.

In “El Valiente en el Infierno,” (The Brave One in Hell), a 13-year-old Mexican boy tells his own story as he makes a treacherous midnight crossing into California in search of his father.

“Development Hell” imagines a pitch session in which a bedraggled Edgar Allan Poe squares off with a slick Hollywood producer who wants to make a cheesy slasher flick out of “The Pit and the Pendulum.”

“A Hell of a Crime” echoes with notions of “The Twilight Zone.” A prosecutor prepares for a homicide trial while being pestered by his domineering mother. Just what role did she play in the murder?

In “Solomon & Lord: To Hell and Back,” Steve Solomon says he's going fishing with Manuel Cruz, a sleazy con man. Victoria Lord knows that Steve is up to no good, something between mischief and murder. She stows away, and the boat heads for deep water and deeper troubles.

PRAISE FOR THE FICTION OF PAUL LEVINE
“Mystery writing at its very, very best.” – Larry King, USA TODAY

"Irreverent...genuinely clever...great fun." – The New York Times Book Review

"Just the remedy for those who can't get enough Spenser and miss Travis McGee terribly." – St. Petersburg Times

“Genuinely chilling.” – Washington Post Book World

“Take one part John Grisham, two parts Carl Hiaasen, throw in a dash of John D. MacDonald, and voila!” – Tulsa Sun

“Wildly entertaining blend of raucous humor and high adventure.” – St. Louis Post-Dispatch

“Cracking good action-mystery...funny, sardonic, and fast-paced.” – Detroit Free Press

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

The author of 14 novels, Paul Levine won the John D. MacDonald fiction award and was nominated for the Edgar, Macavity, International Thriller, and James Thurber prizes. A former trial lawyer, he also wrote 20 episodes of the CBS military drama “JAG.” His next novel will be “Lassiter” in Fall 2011. More at http://www.paul-levine.com

rrburton · 02-14-2011, 04:19 PM

Email sent, thanks! Sounds fun

Shellbell · 02-14-2011, 04:46 PM

Email sent!!

Moe The Cat · 02-14-2011, 05:11 PM

Email sent. Thanks for the kind offer, Paul!

Paul Levine · 02-21-2011, 03:10 PM

Twenty-one years ago, I published my first novel, "To Speak for the Dead." There have been 13 more novels, but until now, no collections of short stories.

This week, I published "The Road to Hell," now available as an e-book at Amazon Kindle, Barnes & Noble Nook, and Smashwords for a paltry $2.99, or less than your Venti Frappuccino. Fewer calories, too.

In “El Valiente en el Infierno,” (The Brave One in Hell), a 13-year-old Mexican boy tells his own story as he makes a treacherous midnight crossing into California in search of his father.

In the sly and satirical “Development Hell,” a slick Hollywood producer meets his match in the person of Edgar Allan Poe.

In a “A Hell of a Crime,” a story with echoes of “The Twilight Zone,” a prosecutor prepares for a homicide trial while being pestered by his domineering mother. Just what role did she play in the murder?

Two of my best-loved characters, Steve Solomon and Victoria Lord, appear in “Solomon & Lord: To Hell and Back.” The law partners set out on a mysterious boat ride with a con man, but just where the hell are they going?

Enjoy!

Paul Levine

crich70 · 02-21-2011, 03:53 PM

Sent an email. Don't know if any of the free copies are left by now, but I figured it couldn't hurt to try.

Paul Levine · 02-22-2011, 04:48 PM

Thanks to you guys, at 1 p.m. P.S.T. today, "The Road to Hell" became the number one bestselling mystery anthology on Kindle! Thanks.

Paul Levine

Paul Levine · 04-03-2011, 05:32 PM

"The Road to Hell,", which in February, hit NUMBER ONE on the Kindle bestseller list of "mystery anthologies" is my first collection of suspense, mystery, and Twilight-Zone like stories in one "package."

Here it is on KINDLE.

Here it is on NOOK.

Are you ready to hit the road...for $2.99?

Sneak peek? Here's the first story, in its entirety: "El Valiente en el Infierno." ("The Brave One in Hell")

Paul Levine

02-14-2011, 04:15 PM	#1
Paul Levine Connoisseur Posts: 75 Karma: 725480 Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Los Angeles Device: Kindle	Free Advance Reading Copy of "The Road to Hell" by Paul Levine Paul Levine here. My short story collection, “The Road to Hell,” is just out. You can buy it for $2.99 on Amazon Kindle or Barnes & Noble Nook. Or...if you’re one of the first 100 readers to request it, I’ll send you a FREE Advance Reading Copy. Here’s all you have to do: 1. Send the request to me at paul.publications@gmail.com Put “The Road to Hell” in the subject line and specify .prc (Kindle), epub (Nook), or Word document. 2. All I ask is that you post a review – a rave or a pan – on Amazon or Barnes & Noble in the next two months. Or if you prefer, post a review on your blog, website, Goodreads or Facebook page. Act now! These will run out. [Image too large - Moderator] The heroes of “The Road to Hell” travel dark and dangerous paths as they confront devilish and powerful villains. The journeys are by land, by sea, and in one case, perhaps only in the mind. In “El Valiente en el Infierno,” (The Brave One in Hell), a 13-year-old Mexican boy tells his own story as he makes a treacherous midnight crossing into California in search of his father. “Development Hell” imagines a pitch session in which a bedraggled Edgar Allan Poe squares off with a slick Hollywood producer who wants to make a cheesy slasher flick out of “The Pit and the Pendulum.” “A Hell of a Crime” echoes with notions of “The Twilight Zone.” A prosecutor prepares for a homicide trial while being pestered by his domineering mother. Just what role did she play in the murder? In “Solomon & Lord: To Hell and Back,” Steve Solomon says he's going fishing with Manuel Cruz, a sleazy con man. Victoria Lord knows that Steve is up to no good, something between mischief and murder. She stows away, and the boat heads for deep water and deeper troubles. PRAISE FOR THE FICTION OF PAUL LEVINE “Mystery writing at its very, very best.” – Larry King, USA TODAY "Irreverent...genuinely clever...great fun." – The New York Times Book Review "Just the remedy for those who can't get enough Spenser and miss Travis McGee terribly." – St. Petersburg Times “Genuinely chilling.” – Washington Post Book World “Take one part John Grisham, two parts Carl Hiaasen, throw in a dash of John D. MacDonald, and voila!” – Tulsa Sun “Wildly entertaining blend of raucous humor and high adventure.” – St. Louis Post-Dispatch “Cracking good action-mystery...funny, sardonic, and fast-paced.” – Detroit Free Press ABOUT THE AUTHOR The author of 14 novels, Paul Levine won the John D. MacDonald fiction award and was nominated for the Edgar, Macavity, International Thriller, and James Thurber prizes. A former trial lawyer, he also wrote 20 episodes of the CBS military drama “JAG.” His next novel will be “Lassiter” in Fall 2011. More at http://www.paul-levine.com Last edited by Dr. Drib; 02-22-2011 at 06:58 PM.

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02-21-2011, 03:10 PM	#5
Paul Levine Connoisseur Posts: 75 Karma: 725480 Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Los Angeles Device: Kindle	Twenty-one years ago, I published my first novel, "To Speak for the Dead." There have been 13 more novels, but until now, no collections of short stories. This week, I published "The Road to Hell," now available as an e-book at Amazon Kindle, Barnes & Noble Nook, and Smashwords for a paltry $2.99, or less than your Venti Frappuccino. Fewer calories, too. In “El Valiente en el Infierno,” (The Brave One in Hell), a 13-year-old Mexican boy tells his own story as he makes a treacherous midnight crossing into California in search of his father. In the sly and satirical “Development Hell,” a slick Hollywood producer meets his match in the person of Edgar Allan Poe. In a “A Hell of a Crime,” a story with echoes of “The Twilight Zone,” a prosecutor prepares for a homicide trial while being pestered by his domineering mother. Just what role did she play in the murder? Two of my best-loved characters, Steve Solomon and Victoria Lord, appear in “Solomon & Lord: To Hell and Back.” The law partners set out on a mysterious boat ride with a con man, but just where the hell are they going? Enjoy! Paul Levine

02-21-2011, 03:53 PM	#6
crich70 Grand Sorcerer Posts: 11,305 Karma: 43993832 Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Monroe Wisconsin Device: K3, Kindle Paperwhite, Calibre, and Mobipocket for Pc (netbook)	Sent an email. Don't know if any of the free copies are left by now, but I figured it couldn't hurt to try.

02-22-2011, 04:48 PM	#7
Paul Levine Connoisseur Posts: 75 Karma: 725480 Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Los Angeles Device: Kindle	Thanks to you guys, at 1 p.m. P.S.T. today, "The Road to Hell" became the number one bestselling mystery anthology on Kindle! Thanks. Paul Levine

04-03-2011, 05:32 PM	#8
Paul Levine Connoisseur Posts: 75 Karma: 725480 Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Los Angeles Device: Kindle	"The Road to Hell,", which in February, hit NUMBER ONE on the Kindle bestseller list of "mystery anthologies" is my first collection of suspense, mystery, and Twilight-Zone like stories in one "package." Here it is on KINDLE. Here it is on NOOK. Are you ready to hit the road...for $2.99? Sneak peek? Here's the first story, in its entirety: "El Valiente en el Infierno." ("The Brave One in Hell") Paul Levine