Where to Find Better the Devil You Know

Amazon won't even reply to my emails anymore and I don't have the spoons to keep trying... so the Better the Devil You Know ebook is now for sale in a number of other places. Check here for links to a bunch of different retailers (that link will update as more go live). Another place you can get it is in my payhip store. I've also submitted BtDYK to Ingram Spark, so there will be more links available once it goes live there. So... sorry for the trouble. I really wish Amazon wasn't so stupid.

If you DO buy it through payhip... here's a 25% off coupon: AmazonSucks (add coupon code at checkout)

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Oct 20 update: Look! It’s at Amazon again.

Better the Devil You Know – audiobook

Guess what? Better the Devil You Know is now an audiobook! It's narrated by one Ian Walker... I think you might recognize the voice. ;)

I've submitted it to Author's Republic and they'll send it out to all the retailers. Who knows if it'll ever see the light of day at Audible (even with their 60 business day turnaround ) so I am offering it up right now at Payhip here. The narrator did a wonderful job... there's even music!

The ebook is still in limbo at Amazon. No one wants to give me answers. Good news is that the paperback is still available here.

Better the Devil You Know for .99 June 17-19

 

On Sale June 17-19 at Amazon (US & UK)

Novel (40 000 words)
Genre(s): Horror, torture, paranormal, serial killer

Read the excerpt (highly recommended)

Buy your copy here

Hotter than Hell Sale –
Better the Devil You Know – $2

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Montréal is hot in the summer. Know what else is hot? Hell.

For the rest of July, Better the Devil You Know is on sale at 50% off at All Romance eBooks and through Payhip (through me).

☠☠ Read an excerpt before buying ☠☠

April Showers Bring May Flowers… Yeah… SNOW showers.

Bugger the weather.

Anyhoo... I just realized I haven't said a word here in almost a month so I figured I'd catch you up on what's the what here at Castle Deckard.

  1. I've passed off some of Kestrel's Talon to be edited. It's nearly done and I'll post a release date when I have one.
  2. I'm still not sure what I'm going to finish next, but I'd like to get #3 from The Actor's Circle out by summer. Called The Window in Between, it's a third pair to join the cast, and like the other two books, deals with themes of self-discovery and acceptance. Book #4, as yet unnamed, will reunite the six men in one location. I've already written so much dialogue for #4... I'm looking forward to sinking my teeth into it.
  3. There's also Learning to Speak starring Saban from Baal's Heart... I just need to get it started. I know the story.
  4. Speaking of Baal's Heart.... April 11th is the one year anniversary of Fated: Blood and Redemption and will go on sale at 8am (EST) in the US and 8am (GMT) in the UK. It's a Kindle countdown sale, so the earlier you grab it, the better. I'll post again on Monday about it.
  5. Finally...

Luce whistled to himself as the elevator made its way down, wondering what it was that absolutely required his physical presence.  The memo had been dramatically short and to the point:

Come to your old office. Tell no one.

Despite being happy with his work Above, Luce'd gotten a fun little thrill out of ducking out for the afternoon to attend this intriguingly clandestine meeting. Luce grinned and straightened his paisley tie, smoothing it down over his periwinkle blue shirt as the lift came to a stop with a soft ding. Walking with long, straight backed strides, Luce nodded in greeting to the workers in the hallway, a few of them staring in wide-eyed amazement as he passed them by. Hearing whispers, he grinned to himself.
After rounding another bend, down to the main floor of the common area, he took the stairs up to the office two at a time. Pausing at the doorway, his hand lifted to knock, he smirked. What was that... excitement he felt? It had been a while...
Luce rapped the door just once for decorum and entered, walking into the well-appointed office with a bright smile.

"Now what did you have me come all the way down here for? You know I'm a busy man..." he said to the figure in the chair. However, when the chair swivelled around and he saw that it was just the foreman, Luce frowned.

"Saul? Where's Byron?" Luce asked the big Abaddonian, a touch apprehensive.

The demon, hulking and tusked with eyes like bullet holes, ducked his head like a shamed dog.

"He's not here, sir," Saul mumbled.

Luce clenched his jaw, his whole body tense.

"Well... where is he?"

"That's the thing, sir," replied Saul in a meek voice. "We can't find him anywhere..."

 

That's right... There's a sequel to Devil brewing in my skull and that's how I think I'll start it. It probably won't be a long book, but I'm going to try to get it out in time for Halloween of next year. :)

And that's it! I have to get back to writing.

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Better the Devil You Know – Soundtrack info

Since I've had a few requests for the actual track listings since they don't show for some people at the 8track list, here they are (tracks correspond to chapters):

  1. Cara Sposa (Air de Rinaldo) - Ragin Derek Lee, Christophe Rousset, Les Talens Lyriques & Ewa Mallas-Godlewska
  2. I Can't Hear You - The Dead Weather
  3. Ain't No Invisible Man - Jakob Dylan
  4. Some Velvet Morning - Nancy Sinatra and Lee Hazlewood
  5. Killing Strangers - Marilyn Manson
  6. The Electrician - The Walker Brothers
  7. Howlin' For You - The Black Keys
  8. The Becoming - Nine Inch Nails
  9. Staggolee - Pacific Gas & Electric
  10. Mad About the Boy - Gertrude Lawrence
  11. Butcher Pete, Pt. 1 - Roy Brown
  12. Me Gustas Tu - Manu Chao
  13. Come As You Are - Nirvana
  14. He Was a Friend of Mine - Willie Nelson
  15. Ombra Fedele Anch'io (Air de Dario) - Ragin Derek Lee, Christophe Rousset, Les Talens Lyriques & Ewa Mallas-Godlewska

You can listen to it here:

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Wondering which retailer pays me the most?

#1 is Payhip. Not a retailer, but an online shop that I've set up myself. This is where I make the most return on my books.

Then after that it gets a little complicated, but these are the three best choices:

At Eden Books*, I make 70% royalties for all titles.

At Smashwords, I make 60% royalties for all titles.

At Amazon, for books OVER $2.99 (USD) I make 70% royalties and for books UNDER $2.99 I make 35%

So... if the book is under $2.99, buy from Eden Books or Smashwords.

If the books is over $2.99, buy from Eden Books or Amazon.

But best of all, buy from my Payhip store :)

Questions? Contact Me!

*Not all my titles are available at Eden yet as of 25/09/23 - I'm working on it.

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