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.
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Apr 30, 2013 01:26PM
Oh, I want that even if I had to pay more.
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Kat, those are the words that every writer longs to hear. Regardless, I think you'll enjoy the book and please do spread the word to anybody you think will enjoy a good, cheap (sigh) read. They can read the prologue at: http://www.robertferrigno.com/books/g...
I'd hate somebody to buy a book they might not like
Robert
Nice move on the pricing Robert. I've only read your Assassin books. I have a reason to check out something else from you now.Thanks.
Thanks, Chad. Let me know what you think.
I still think about that world and those characters and wonder what they're up to. I did nothing else for seven years but work on the trilogy.
The Assassin books were amazing and I recommend them to everyone I talk to about books. Robert, I was wondering did you start out with the idea of writing a triology or did it just evolve?
Also, I have read a couple of your other books and while they are very different from the Assassin books, they were very good reads. I thoroughly enjoyed The Wake Up, great concept. In my travels, I now keep an eye out for someone who could a Wake Up. The Girl Who Cried Wolf reminded me of Carl Hiassen.
I like the comparison, Nick. I started The Girl Who Cried Wolf while I was working on the Assassin series because I needed something to make me laugh. Hiassen is another writer who knows the value of a smile. thanks for the note.
