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Good idea to get them all in one thread. Here are mine:




Book 1


Book 2


Book 3





Who is next?

Hi Patrick- are you from the Cape? Here is my book-

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Just not sure how to bring up the image...

Hi Yvonne,
Yes, I am.

Hi All, My name is Dwight Ritter. Here is my book. It takes place somewhere on Cape Cod where the tide goes out a mile. Emerson the Magnificent!

Hello! My name is J. Edward Ritchie. I live and write on the Cape. My debut novel, Fall From Grace, is coming out on Amazon in the next few months. You can follow me @JRitchie Author and check out a preview of the book here

Nice to hear from you J. E. Ritchie. Your novel looks great.

My latest, a short story about a de-mobbed combat vet.
Proceeds from Dec/Jan go to The Wounded Warrior Project.


Sozo

Hi everybody! What a diverse & talented group this is.

After many years on the Cape, I'm in San Francisco -- getting ready to publish Zapped: an Edgar Rowdey Cape Cod Mystery,
the sequel to
Croaked: an Edgar Rowdey Cape Cod Mystery

Recalculating Truth
This novel was published in 2014. New one in the works.

My latest novel - Death at the Edge of the Diamond was published in July, 2020.


Anyone interacting with the Cape Cod Writers' Center? Any interest in a Zoom group?

Confined Spaces The latest in the Jon Megquire series (Book #3) launches Aug 1, 2024. If you have issues with claustrophobia you might not want to read this one. Jon gets into some tight places both physically and philosophically.

Hi Everyone. I am completely new at doing anything on Å·±¦ÓéÀÖ and thus rather inept, so please forgive me.

I recently published the following book - NAUSET LIGHT: A Personal Legacy - about the private history of the Nauset Light Station in Eastham on the Cape, and the challenges faced during the erosion crisis of the 1990s that resulted in its relocation to higher ground.

This is the story of private owner Mary Daubenspeck, who gave her all to ensure that the Nauset Light Station was preserved as an intact historically authentic unit, consisting of the Lighthouse, Keeper's House and Oil House. A struggle against great odds in an unfolding multilayered conflict that left her with a difficult choice - i.e. to preserve her beloved sanctuary by the sea for personal and family use -- or to give it away in the interest of posterity and in order to follow her heart's conviction.

It is said that if you truly love someone or something, to let them or "it" go. That true love is not about possession. Mary's actions clearly demonstrated that her love was indeed true, though the struggle cost her both her health and her house -- and ultimately, doubtless her life. Mary was a freelance writer and the excerpts from her personal journaling make for an engaging read as she describes the challenges and the compelling nature of her struggle.

It is my hope that in reading this book, folks will come away with a sense of Mary's legacy to the Cape, and a new appreciation of the fact that the Keeper's House and Lighthouse are still together, now and for all time. Most of all, though my hope is that readers will find this to be an engaging and enjoyable reading experience. Thank you to all, for considering this book for your reading pleasure.

NAUSET LIGHT: A Personal Legacy

Best of luck with your book!

Congrats and best of luck with it.

BTW...

A post-apocalyptic twist on the standard fantasy quest.

Timothy you might consider joining the Cape Cod Writers Center and attending the September 18th 2024 Writers Night Out about pitching your book.

Thank you Paul. I am unable to attend on the 18th, but I used the link to subscribe for future information. I was not aware of The Cape Cod Writers Center, so thank you for the heads-up. Regards, Tim D