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Welcome to Immortality

Rafael Jones is just starting out as a private investigator after working as a detective for police forces in Buffalo and New York, NY, when...

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Thursday, December 5, 2019

****NOW AVAILABLE FOR KOBO AND NOOK****

"FOREVER HAUNTED" 

By Helen Krummenacker is now available for NOOK and KOBO as well as KINDLE and SMASHWORDS for just $3.99







Life isn’t easy, but it’s easier than adjusting to being dead. Rafael Jones is still learning about his new diet, powers, and limitations when he’s asked to certify that a house isn’t haunted. But when it turns out to have the ghost of a murdered flapper, his new mission is to locate the missing gangster who killed her, the magic mirror that helped the killer disappear, protect his client, and stop a new string of murders. Magic and mystery collide in the summer of 1947, and our detective is digging up answers to questions going back as far as the end of WWI.


*And remember, you can 'gift' a copy to your family and friendsand have it delivered to their e-reader on Christmas*





Wednesday, November 27, 2019

PRE-ORDER YOUR KINDLE COPY OF "FOREVER HAUNTED" NOW

COMING DECEMBER 1st 

In Paperback and all e-book formats

The second installment of the Forever Detective Series

Life isn’t easy, but it’s easier than adjusting to being dead. Rafael Jones is still learning about his new diet, powers, and limitations when he’s asked to certify that a house isn’t haunted. But when it turns out to have the ghost of a murdered flapper, his new mission is to locate the missing gangster who killed her, the magic mirror that helped the killer disappear, protect his client, and stop a new string of murders. Magic and mystery collide in the summer of 1947, and our detective is digging up answers to questions going back as far as the end of WWI.

AND STARTING TODAY YOU CAN PRE-ORDER A KINDLE COPY, JUST CLICK THE APPROPRIATE LINK BELOW: 






*LINKS  for Trade Paperback, Nook, Kobo, Smashwords coming soon*


Sunday, November 17, 2019

Two More 5 Star Reviews for "Forever's Too Long" and a Release Date


The first new review comes from here in the United States:


An excellent post-war detective story with a fantasy twist. I would highly 
recommendthis book to anyone who either likes fantasy novels or detective 
novels.


Link: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07RSGKTDF

And as if that wasn't exciting enough, a 2nd review appeared 

over on Amazon Canada site:
November 12, 2019
Format: Paperback
Relatable characters, evocative scenery, and engaging dialogue make this
 book a lot of fun to read. I especially appreciated the way that the female
 characters (both heroes and villains) were fully formed, intelligent, and 
autonomous - delightfully atypical of the genre. I am eagerly anticipating
 the sequel.
Link: https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B07RSGKTDF

All this wonderful feedback is so exciting and I'm very grateful to all who are helping spread the word about this series. 


And to top it all off, the 2nd book in the series is just weeks away from being released:





Life isn’t easy, but it’s easier than adjusting to being dead. Rafael Jones is still learning about  his new diet, powers, and limitations when he’s asked to certify that a house isn’t haunted. But when it turns out to have the ghost of a murdered flapper, his new mission is to locate the missing gangster who killed her, the magic mirror that helped the killer disappear, protect his client, and stop a new string of murders. 

Magic and mystery collide in the summer of 1947, and our detective is digging up answers to questions going back as far as the end of WWI.

"FOREVER HAUNTED" WILL BE AVAILABLE DECEMBER 1ST, 2019 FOR KINDLE, NOOK, KOBO, SMASHWORDS, SONY AND IN TRADE PAPERBACK TO ALL AMAZON AND BARNES AND NOBLE WEBSITES



Thursday, November 7, 2019

"Forever's Too Long" Just Got a 5 Star Review from Canada...

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November 4, 2019
Format: Paperback
Link: 

Tuesday, April 2, 2019

Time, time, time, see what's become...


I thought one of the wonderful things about starting a  series in the 1940s was that there would be so much time to move forward in.

And yet the second book, set only a few months after the first, is rooted more-or-less in the 1920s. A ghost becomes a sort of secondary client for the detective as his attempt to determine a house is not haunted does the reverse. His heart goes out to a murdered flapper and he seeks out a murderer on this very cold case in the hopes that getting justice will help her find peace. During the Prohibition Era, gangsters were often treated like celebrities and the elite might be found rubbing elbows with them. What kind of chaos happened when a teenager house-sat for his family at a manor too close to the Canadian border to be dry?

For Rafael, there's a bit of nostalgia in re-visiting the 20s. For me, there's a lot of research! And a little bit of irony.