Just a quick post to say The Boreal Tattoo is scheduled for release today!
The Boreal Tattoo is the 12th in the Greenland Missing Persons series of novellas and novels.
Chris
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Just a quick post to say The Boreal Tattoo is scheduled for release today!
The Boreal Tattoo is the 12th in the Greenland Missing Persons series of novellas and novels.
Chris
A quick post to mention the following books coming out in February:
Greenland Missing Persons #13
While convalescing in her hospital bed, Constable Petra Jensen is given a Polaroid photo of a traditional Inuit tattoo and encouraged to track down the artist who made it.
The Boreal Tattoo is scheduled for release on February 24.
You might remember me mentioning The Crocodile Beat. Well, it’s on its way, but The Boreal Tattoo sneaked into the series.
I’m still trying to figure out exactly where best to place The Crocodile Beat, and I think it might end up as a Greenland Missing Persons stand-alone novel.
Yep, pretty sure about that. 🙂
and
Constable David Maratse novellas #23
When ghosts from an old case haunt an American artist as he walks the streets of Nuuk, Constable David Maratse is recalled to Greenland’s capital to investigate.
The American Artisan is scheduled for release on February 26.
Both these books are novella-length and introduce new characters inspired by/based on (you decide) backers of a previous Kickstarter campaign.
I’ve been playing around with covers, delivery systems, stores, and a whole host of things.
But, without getting too deep into the weeds, here’s your chance to grab a new copy of Petra and Atii’s antics in Nuuk. Plain Clothes Problems is a fun short story available to download free via the different links on the story page.
If you think it sounds familiar, you’re right. Plain Clothes Problems was originally posted directly onto this website. The new version has been compiled as an eBook.
I hope you enjoy this silly story.
Chris
This was never meant to happen. What began as a short story has developed some … perhaps a lot. It’s still novella length, but while Petra (no spoilers) is convalescing in her hospital bed in Nuuk, she gets a new assignment.
She’s meant to be in Australia!
Which means The Crocodile Beat has been pushed to number 14* in the Greenland Missing Persons series. Yep, like that’s never happened before! Sigh.
So, The Boreal Tattoo – publishing soon – will be the 13th in the series.
More on that later. 😉
Chris
P.S. Thanks, Eva!
*Edit (February 5, 2022): The Crocodile Beat will be a stand-alone novel. Sigh.🙂