When wealthy Russian investors contract L.A. psychologist Joel Fischer to develop a device to manipulate minds, the Dreemweever exceeds all expectations. Everything is on track for delivery and a big payday, until two adventurous stoners steal his Dodge Challenger that, unknown to them, contains the Dreemweever in its trunk. Fischer and his crew have two days to get it back or he dies.
Thursday, September 29, 2011
Get Plugged For Free @ C.A.P
Over at Declan Burke's fantabumundo blog, Crime Always Pays, there is a free, signed copy of Eoin Colfer's "Plugged" up for grabs. Stop on over and try your luck HERE
It's definitely worth the time and effort, and the cover price. I really liked it. I'll have a review up eventually, when I can find the time to sit down and finish it. I really enjoyed meeting Eoin Colfer at a signing also, he's got some great stories to tell.
Glenna, that is good to know. Based on what I have read online re: "Plugged". I'm hoping for the same type of story / style that might be like something Colin Bateman, or even Declan Burke(pre-AZC) might write. Is this expectation far off the mark?
Not at all, I haven't read Colin Bateman yet, although I do have one of his books on my shelf, but the lead in Plugged did remind me of Declan's Harry Rigby in Eightball Boogie, (and of course Chandler's books as a result).
It's definitely worth the time and effort, and the cover price. I really liked it. I'll have a review up eventually, when I can find the time to sit down and finish it. I really enjoyed meeting Eoin Colfer at a signing also, he's got some great stories to tell.
ReplyDeleteGlenna, that is good to know. Based on what I have read online re: "Plugged". I'm hoping for the same type of story / style that might be like something Colin Bateman, or even Declan Burke(pre-AZC) might write. Is this expectation far off the mark?
ReplyDeleteNot at all, I haven't read Colin Bateman yet, although I do have one of his books on my shelf, but the lead in Plugged did remind me of Declan's Harry Rigby in Eightball Boogie, (and of course Chandler's books as a result).
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