A quick newsletter with a special eBook deal I’ll mention later. First off, my new book will be going off to my editor by the end of the week. I have three beta readers who are finishing reading my second draft. Early feedback has been great. One telling me the story held her attention from beginning to end. I’ve also reached out to my cover designer to begin the process of developing the cover, giving her a few ideas on the design. The book, Justice for the Forgotten, will be the beginning of a new series. I will have more information in my next newsletter.
I have a big couple of months of Craft Fairs starting on Saturday, with seven straight weeks of events. I had two more winners of $10 Amazon Gift Cards, Deana and Brandi. And I have a few pictures of book buyers at each event.




Brandi, who is a collector of my work, bought two books to complete her bookshelf, which she sent me a picture of. If you have a bookshelf with my books on it, I would love to see a picture.

The special deal I mentioned earlier, is a free eBook version of one of my favorites. One near and dear to me, because of my Computer Information Technology background. Dead Man Code took my private eye, Jarvis Mann, into the world of computer hacking and theft. The murder of a computer engineer and involvement from the Russians and Chinese. Fictionalized, real-world events. Here are a couple of reviews:
The plot is thrilling and the action is amazing! I was on the edge of my seat from one page to the next. At first, it seemed that Jarvis was out of his depth in the tech world; however, his wit and intelligence ensured that he brought himself up to speed pretty quickly. There are several unexpected twists in the plot as Jarvis makes new enemies, finds new allies, and discovers his client’s big secret – Charity
I could not predict how the story would turn out or if Jarvis would be victorious in the end. Sometimes, no names are mentioned in the dialogue to withhold the character’s identity and it keeps me at the edge of my seat. The characters are well-developed and realistic. The 62 chapters in this book just flew by and all were equally fascinating. Many times, I would cringe and think, is this finally the end of Jarvis? He manages to get himself in the most excruciating of predicaments – Star Platinum

You can locate the eBook for free from Amazon from Oct 29th through Nov 2nd. Please take advantage of this great deal so we can shoot the book up the Amazon Best Seller Charts. And when you’re done reading don’t forget to leave an honest review.

I’ve included the free eBook of Dead Man Code as part of the Author’s XP Mystery-Detective Book Giveaway which starts today (10/29). Below you’ll find a graphic you can click on to enter the drawing for (2) Winners of eBook “Gift Baskets” of ALL ebooks that are part of the giveaway. With other Winners of individual ebooks or paperbacks (randomly selected). This is the first time I’ve signed up for a promo like this and I hope you’ll take advantage of it. A few other authors I know have used this and it’s been great for them and their readers.
eBook & Paperback Sweepstakes!
(2) Winners of eBook "Gift Baskets" of ALL ebooks
Other Winners of individual ebooks or paperbacks (randomly selected)
More free eBooks from Prolific Works. Hidden Truths: Mystery Group Giveaway runs until Nov 15th with 18 free eBooks you can find here.
Mysteries Your Mother Never Told… has 54 free eBooks available until Dec 31st at this link.
I have more guests coming up on my Bringing Life To Characters video podcast. Next will be Mary Yungeberg tonight (10/29) at 6PM Mountain which you can watch here. Then I’ll have Reed Farrel Coleman on Nov 5th at 6PM Mountain time you can watch here. Recent recorded interviews you can watch have been with Jim Nesbitt and Margaret Mizushima. And I have more wonderful guests to finish out the year. You can subscribe to my YouTube Channel to stay up-to-date and you can watch all past video interviews with many of your favorite authors on my YouTube Channel.
I will wrap up with a Happy Birthday to my daughter Dakota, who turned 25 yesterday. My how the time flies. She wanted to spend the day at the Denver Zoo, which is what we did. And with the help of her grandmother, she made a German Chocolate Three-Layer cake from scratch. As you can see from the picture it won’t last long.




Thanks for reading and sharing this newsletter. I hope to see some of you at one of the events I’ll be attending in November or December. All upcoming events can be found at the bottom of the newsletter and on my Events page on the website.
All the best!
R Weir