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steven nedelton posted a blog postTwo suspense novels worth checking out...
...The Raven Affair & Crossroads are now available in Ebooks, Kindle and paperback. Check them out at my site www.snedelton.com. According to the reviews, they are very good. Getting soon a video trailer for Crossroads.Best,Steven NedeltonSee More
steven nedelton posted a blog postSteve Nedelton's suspense/thriller novels are based on true events and people...
Now available in Kindle format, check out The Raven Affair and Crossroads. The traditional reviews are very positive. They are Online, at Amazon, B&N and at Fictionwise. Also at www.snedelton.com.If you like LeCarre, Ludlum, D. Silva, S. Berry, D. Koontz, you'll enjoy them.See More
Rose Hope left a comment for steven nedelton"Hello Steven!
Thanks for the request and the kind words.
Congratulations on all of your success.
I'm looking forward to reading some of your work.
Sincerely,
Rose"
Raven Dane left a comment for steven nedelton"Thanks for the friendship request....delighted and honoured to accept my first Kindle friend!"
steven nedelton posted a blog postFive Stars, 'Frighteningly Good,' Prof. Jen Knox comments on The Raven
Jen Knox, MFA, Creative Writing Professor in San Antonio, TX, a fiction editor at Our Stories Literary JournalThe Raven Affair is a fast-moving book that pulls you in from page one. The sense of urgency that Nedelton creates from the get-go grows exponentially as the tale progresses. Raven is a hired hand, on the trail of a war criminal, but he soon finds his assignment isn't what it seems. This book is dynamic and frighteningly believable, full of complex plot twists and sinister intellectual…See More
steven nedelton left a comment for A.C. Houston"Hey AC, thanks for the add. I'd be even happier if you were a reader, but we can't be always that lucky. Can we? I saw your profile and thought it would be good to add you, we can always help each other.
Thanks again."
A.C. Houston left a comment for steven nedelton"Hi, Steven. I'm new to this forum, and happy to connect to another author. Happy writing!"
steven nedelton posted a blog postThe Raven Affair & Crossroads...
ARE NOW AVAILABLE IN KINDLE FORMAT ON AMAZON. THE EBOOKS ARE AVAILABLE AT FICTIONWISE AND EREADER.COMVISIT WWW.SNEDELTON.COM ;See More
steven nedelton commented on rhondajoyce's blog post Just Finished a new detective thriller that was awesome!"Why dont you try my The Raven Affair, or Crossroads? Visit www.snedelton.com"
steven nedelton posted a blog postESPIONAGE LIVE AND NOT DOING WELL. OR, THEY JUST CAUGHT THE LOUSY ONES...? HOW ABOUT THE REST?
IF YOU LIKE GOOD ESPIONAGE STORIES, OR SUSPENSE AND ACTION PLUS SOME MYSTERY, GET 'CROSSROADS' & 'THE RAVEN AFFAIR.' VISIT MY SITE http://snedelton.com. YOU'LL LIKE THEM...HAPPY FOURTH OF JULY!!!STEVENSee More
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- www.SNEDELTON.com
Author of CROOSROADS, THE RAVEN AFFAIR and DAWN FOR THE FEARLESS. DAWN FOR THE FEARLESS was submitted to the publisher in April. Working on the next novel, TUNNEL. CROSSROADS is available in paperback, eBook/Kindle formats Online (www.SNEDELTON.com) and at bookstores by order. THE RAVEN AFFAIR was released in March in paperback, and it should be in a week or so in e-book and Kindle formats too. It is available Online and at stores bu order.
Blurbs for Crossroads & The Raven Affair:
CROSSROADS BLURB
On July 21st of 1994, Jack Smith, a former CIA operative, dies at the Ocean Side Health Facility, CA. Only a few weeks later, thousands of miles away in Russia, David Tallman, the leader of the same CIA group, dies at the hands of Dr. Tatiana Borisova, Director of the former KGB Special Projects. Jack’s and Tallman’s deaths culminate decades long struggle for supremacy in extrasensory control. What secrets did they take to their graves? What was Tallman’s group involved in and why was it hiding in the long forgotten town of Crossroads? Why were the Russians so afraid of it? Two deadly romances. Read Crossroads, find out….
THIS NOVEL IS BASED ON TRUE EVENTS.
Note: Tallman’s character was based on a former U.S. agent who operated in the 1960s in East Berlin.
THE RAVEN AFFAIR BLURB
A man on the run. Anton was on the run for the past twenty years. Italy, Spain, Ireland, America. What is his horrible secret?
Two priests living in San Francisco, Father Dominic and Father Joe, like millions of Americans, had never heard of him. Interpol agents are pursuing him when their employer suddenly and unexplainably stops them. They are unaware that one of them is leading a double life and operating clandestinely as a high priced hit-man ‘Raven.’ And then, there are Mick and Lynnie in San Fran. Mick, ostensibly the very popular maitre d’ at the Westin St. Francis’ Michael Mina Restaurant but—unknown to Lynnie and his employers—also a dreaded underworld figure codenamed ‘Clerk.’
What invisible circumstance connects the innocents with the criminals? Romance with a killer? Read The Raven Affair. Find out...
Steven Nedelton is a mechanical engineer (MSME) by training, a former licenced PE for Pennsylvania and New Jersey. P.E. for PA, NJ and OH. But he also excelled in his English Lit and Advanced Creative Writing classes.
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Steven nedelton's Blog
Intense Nail Biting Story About Pure Evil! SINGLE TITLES Review
September 9, 2012
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On the surface Ben Bluman appears to be a normal person…
Posted on September 13, 2012 at 8:19pm
Novels you might like to read...
If you like novels with international flavors, including action, mystery, crime, please visit www.snedelton.com.
Check out "The Raven Affair," "Fear!," "Tunnel/The Lost Diary" etc...they are Five Stars...
Posted on October 1, 2011 at 5:37am
New thriller/mystery released in the past thirty days....
"Tunnel/The Lost Diary" is now available in Kindle, Nook and print formats directly from my website. It's a good international thriller. A few days back, I received a letter from Midwest Book Review congratulating me on my "FEAR!" novel. It is supposed to be featured on the "Reviewer's Bookwatch" for five years. You think we'll survive that long?
All my books' info is at www.snedelton.com.
"Tunnel" is for folks who like…
ContinuePosted on July 16, 2011 at 2:25pm
Thriller Avids....
The Raven Affair is now on sale (deep discount $9, normally $15):
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=the+raven+affair
Ebook is still under $7.
Have a good reading. My best,
steven
Posted on January 25, 2011 at 5:29pm
Thriller author interview by Fran Lewis....
Please visit Facebook for details (also my website at snedelton.com):
http://www.facebook.com/topic.php?topic=15167&uid=155091741301
Posted on January 17, 2011 at 5:32pm
Comment Wall (45 comments)
- At 12:00am on July 30, 2011,
Eirik Schwartz said… Hi Steve thanks for the request...happy to oblige. Keep me posted of your progress
Eirik
- At 12:26pm on August 29, 2010, Rose Hope said…
- Hello Steven!
Thanks for the request and the kind words.
Congratulations on all of your success.
I'm looking forward to reading some of your work.
Sincerely,
Rose
- At 3:32am on August 23, 2010, Raven Dane said…
- Thanks for the friendship request....delighted and honoured to accept my first Kindle friend!
- At 7:28am on August 17, 2010, A.C. Houston said…
- Hi, Steven. I'm new to this forum, and happy to connect to another author. Happy writing!
- At 2:29am on April 7, 2010,
Peter Silwamba said… - I 'm happy to hear from you after quiet sometime. Hope you are well with your writing and reading. I just wanted to appreciate you so much, and all my fans supporting me here on kindle. May God bless you so much, and never stop the fire burning. For my latest book; www.eloquentbooks.com/TrueLoveIsNotCommon.html, I welcome your comments and suggestions. You can either post them on my wall or my e-mail; silwambapeter@yahoo.com. Thank you again and have a good day!
- At 4:31pm on April 3, 2010,
Debbi Mack said… - The Amazon rank is based on so many factors, you can't link it to book sales alone. There's some sort of complicated algorithm involved and, even if I knew what it was, I probably couldn't explain it.
The only advice I can offer is to identify where your readers are and connect with them. Try Amazon and ereader forums. If you're interested, I've done a series of posts about ebook publishing, marketing and promotion on my blog Writing for Hire.
HTH,
Debbi Mack
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- At 3:20pm on April 3, 2010, Debbi Mack said…
- I do feel bad for authors with publishers (jeez, never thought I'd be saying that!) due to the lack of control they have over the pricing of ebooks.
I think the issue of ebook rights is becoming HUGE in publishing contracts. Smart authors are going to start reserving ebook rights for themselves.
But, hey, I'll do what I can to help you out. :) I like reading new authors and spreading the word however I can.
- At 2:51pm on April 3, 2010, Debbi Mack said…
- Here's the thing. The best way to sell ebooks on Amazon is through lower prices. I was selling my novel for $1.59 per download until early December last year. I sold maybe 40 to 70 downloads per month. In early December, I dropped the price to $.99 per download and sales went through the roof.
I sold almost 400 downloads in December. This was followed by two months in a row when I sold more than 1,000 downloads per month. In March, the sales figures dropped off. However, I still sold more than 500 downloads, which was more than I did in December when the whole wild ride started. (And made MORE money selling ebooks at $.99 per download, based on volume alone.)
Bear in mind, I'm a new, unknown author, too. And an indie, at this point. (This gives me the flexibility of setting my own price. A real plus it turns out.)
Tell you what? I'm a bit snowed under with books to review and read prior to a panel I'm moderating at Malice. However, I'll buy yours and (if it's my thing) review it on my blog. And tell others about it, too.
- At 5:36pm on April 1, 2010, Debbi Mack said…
- To qualify for Fictionwise, don't you need to have a minimum number of books published? (I have only one novel, so far.) And did you know that at the end of June, Amazon's author royalty on ebooks goes up to 70% of the retail price, as long as it meets certain conditions (basically, being priced a minimum of $2.99 per download).
I don't know what sales volume is like on Fictionwise, but Amazon sales are really high volume, which more than makes up for the lower royalty.
- At 9:44pm on March 31, 2010, Cristian Ridilla said…
- I got to read a the book a little, unfortunately, my grandmother had a stroke a couple of months ago so I ahven't had too much time. I look forward to ordering it for my kindle. Cristian Ridilla
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