I’ll bet it seems like you can’t go to the Interwebs anymore
with seeing “Harley Mazuk.”
A couple more stops along the way on the blog tour:
First, a “Chapter Reveal” (an excerpt from Chap. 1):
A few lights were on in the lounge; I could see burgundy
wallpaper with dark wood trim. To my right were two dining tables, each with
four seats, and on the left an upright piano with a light oak finish. Beyond
that, a group of folks sat in the far end of the car. I led Vera partway down,
until the man facing us spoke.
“Ah, you must be Frank Swiver,” he said.
Then I got a swell review on Blookloons:
“Author Harley Mazuk begins a debut series with White with
Fish, Red with Murder taking place in 1948 San Francisco. Protagonist Frank
Swiver is at a point in his life where paying the electric bill would cut into
his purchase of wine, and his fondness for the company of women.
At the moment, his romantic attention is centered on the
secretary in his Private Investigator's office. When he is invited to wealthy
wine connoisseur Frank Thursby's wine tasting held in the man's private
railroad car, he readily accepts. To his astonishment, an ex-girlfriend is also
there – the widow of a man well-known in the wine community. Cicilia has been
accused of deliberately serving her husband, Rusty, eggs loaded with poisonous
mushrooms.”
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