To celebrate the launch, on August 27th 2011, of ‘Dominic Grey’s’ second great adventure ‘The Egyptian’, author Layton Green is making available the download for this and ‘Dominic’s’ debut outing ‘The Summoner’, at a fantastic bargain price!!
Both downloads will be available, for two days only, on 27th and 28th August 2011, at the great price of just $.99 each on www.amazon.com.
The same offer will be available on www.amazon.co.uk, at the same low price, depending on exchange rates at the time of launch (typically, approximatey £.70).
Layton specialises in writing fantastic cult thrillers, with ‘The Summoner’ sending the character of Dominic Grey on his first mission into the heart of the Juju cult of South Africa, where he comes face to face with the N’anga, against whom he must pit all his wits and strength to survive.
His next mission finds him deep in the heart of ‘The City Of The Dead’, Egypt, where in ‘The Egyptian‘, he is faced with a battle against eternal life, with the sacred myth of ‘Nu’ his unseen adversary.
The third ‘Dominic Grey’ adventure is already on the drawing board and I can’t wait to see where our latest cult hero is being sent for his next mission….
Thanks for the tip-off. I’ll make a note to check this out on those dates.
Hi Cath,
It could certainly be one of the best bargains of the month, that’s for sure.
If you like cult fiction, that has been well thought out and researched, with great attention to detail, then these books are sure not to disappoint
Sounds fascinating! I must confess I’m not familiar with the writing of Layton Green. I’ll have to check him out!
Cindy @ Cindy’s Book Club
Hi Cindy,
Layton Green is the latest cult fiction writer and, in my opinion, one of the best in the genre.
He obviously loves researching his subject and thoroughly enjoys writing about it, as comes across all too clearly in his style of presentation and the great storylines.
One to look out for, thanks! 🙂
I’m staying away from Amazon at the moment… I bought 5 ebooks for my Kindle last night, though only spent just under £11 for the lot.
Hi Nikki,
I have to say that together with the books I already have in hard copy in my TBR pile and the steady stream of author and publisher requests to review I have been getting, I have not really downloaded anything very much onto my kindle.
My mother-in-law keeps commenting that it is all too easy to keep downloading everything in sight that she likes the look of, so has eased off the spending spree just lately.
As we have a shared kindle acount though, all of her selections are still sat in my archives, so I don’t think that I shall ever be short of kindle books either!!!
Seriously though, both of Layton Green’s books are well worth the investment of less than £2 for both as I am sure that you would enjoy them, something to think about anyway…