Robert Ferrigno's Blog - Posts Tagged "thriller"
99-cent Kindle version of The Girl Who Cried Wolf!
For the next ten days, NY Times' best-selling thriller writer Robert Ferrigno's new novel, The Girl Who Cried Wolf is on sale at Amazon for .99 cents. (Kindle)
http://www.amazon.com/The-Girl-Cried-...
SEATTLE TIMES 4/14/2013
Ferrigno’s cast of characters, as always, is choice: A smooth-talking environmental terrorist who kidnaps a zillionaire’s daughter and hides her in a wilderness treehouse; two dopes he convinces to join him in the crime; and a rogue FBI agent with her own agenda.
But the kidnapped woman’s boyfriend is implacable in his mission to find her. Just as crucial is the fact that she turns out to be way more resourceful than her befuddled kidnappers expected. The result is a swift thriller and a wickedly funny satire of the more fuzzyheaded wing of the environmental movement.
http://www.amazon.com/The-Girl-Cried-...
SEATTLE TIMES 4/14/2013
Ferrigno’s cast of characters, as always, is choice: A smooth-talking environmental terrorist who kidnaps a zillionaire’s daughter and hides her in a wilderness treehouse; two dopes he convinces to join him in the crime; and a rogue FBI agent with her own agenda.
But the kidnapped woman’s boyfriend is implacable in his mission to find her. Just as crucial is the fact that she turns out to be way more resourceful than her befuddled kidnappers expected. The result is a swift thriller and a wickedly funny satire of the more fuzzyheaded wing of the environmental movement.
WOW
On Monday this week I posted that my ebook thriller, THE GIRL WHO CRIED WOLF, had gone on sale for the next ten days at 99 cents instead of $2.99. BoobBub is the inet marketing firm responsible, and I was curious to know what kind of results I could expect from real-world authors who might have used them. My agent called today and said in the last four days the book's sales had tripled from the total sales in the previous six weeks. So either BookBub are geniuses or readers are really really cheap. Not that those two things are mutually exclusive.. Regardless, thanks to all of you who bought the book, and even bigger thanks to those of you who also passed on the link.
