Pulp Pusher: MURDER MILE: coming soon

Thursday, 1 March 2012

MURDER MILE: coming soon

APRIL 12 is the pub date for this baby. If you'd like to review online or in print drop me a mail and it's yours.

5 comments:

ROBIN1 March 2012 12:26
Really looking forward to more Rob Brennan.
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Tony Black1 March 2012 12:29
Cheers, Robin ... let me know if I can send you a review copy. Think you're on the list already tho'....
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Paul D Brazill1 March 2012 12:59
Looking good!
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Michael Malone1 March 2012 19:47
My guy at crimesquad asked your pubs for a review copy and they said there weren't any ready. ??
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Tony Black7 March 2012 12:07
Michael ... they're deffo in now!
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