Something For WWII Thriller/Espionage Fans

As many/some/few/maybe none of you know, when not writing (which, frustratingly, has been a challenge for some time now) I’m an editor. 2025 marks my 25th year in publishing (and living in the US, legally I hasten to add!) I’ve lost count of the number of books I’ve acquired/edited and even a few I’ve ghost written in addition to my own novels, but I’m always happy to make note of a new publication that I had some small hand in.

A book I recently worked on is now on sale and I wanted to give it some props. Rescue Run is the second book in the adventures of Captain Jake Rogers in WWII and for the next few days, both it and the first book in the series, The Hunt For The Peggy C, are available for .99 cents as ebooks.

Amazon.com: Rescue Run: Capt. Jake Rogers’ Daring Return to Occupied Europe (Peggy C Saga Book 2) eBook : Miller, John Winn: Kindle Store

Amazon.com: The Hunt for the Peggy C eBook : Miller, John Winn: Kindle Store

Captain Jake Rogers is in the mold of Indiana Jones, but even more grounded…while also often at sea…which is not the contradiction it seems at first blush. For the price of a thimble’s worth of a Starbuck’s coffee you might want to check it out.

Cheers,

Chris

Fallout…I’m into it

I knew of the game, but had never played it so had no preconceived ideas of what to expect. I am a fan of The Last of Us and The Walking Dead (although with some serious caveats) so I was definitely up for another post-apocalyptic series. I love the 50s vibe. And the humor that runs throughout definitely sets it apart from the other ‘zombie’ series. I think it balances the tragic and horrific with the lighthearted. It’s already been renewed for a second season which is great to hear.

The End is Nigh…

…when I will be finishing the draft of my next book. It’s been a long, ahem, looooooooooooong time since Of Bone and Thunder came out. I’m looking forward to getting this next one out there and in your hands. I’ve chosen July 25th as the date for the draft. It was my father’s birthday and seems very fitting. He was my biggest supporter and his encouragement got me through some rough patches. Even though he’s gone, his love and support remain, and that means everything to me.

Cheers,

Chris

Just another proof of life check

I woke up this morning to find my email not working. No idea what’s happened. To say it’s annoying is an understatement. This post is really just a shout in the dark so I can see what is still working.

In other news, I just finished reading Going Postal by Terry Pratchett. I think that’s my third time. Love it every time. The man was genius.