Joe Hartlaub recently reviewed Slow Fire in Bookreporter.
We had a feeling we were going to like the review right from the opening paragraph:
“When an author can get the hairs on the back of your neck standing on end within the first few pages of a novel, you know that he or she is worth the valuable time you will spend reading… Such was the case by the third page of Slow Fire, Ken Mercer’s debut novel.”
If you’d like to read the full review, all you have do is click here.
To find out more, you can access the home page at kenmercer.com.
The Los Angeles Times Festival of Books, the largest book festival in the country, will take place April 24-25 on the UCLA Campus.
Ken will be there for three different signing events on Sunday, April 25th.
From noon until 2:00, Ken will be signing for Sisters in Crime in Booth #355.
From 3:00 until 4:00, he’ll be signing for The Mystery Bookstore in Booth #411.
From 4:00 until 5:00, he’ll be signing for Mysterious Galaxy in Booth #614.
Please come by and say hello. Unlike some other authors, Ken will be happy to personalize a copy of his book for you.
To find out more, you can access the home page at kenmercer.com.
Ken recently appeared on the nationally syndicated radio program America’s Best Selling Authors.
The interview is wide-ranging and covers a variety of topics: Ken’s sordid past, sportswriting, the burning of his first novel, the road to publishing Slow Fire, and the real life inspirations for the book. You can listen to the full interview by clicking here.
To find out more, you can access the home page at kenmercer.com.
