Deadly Occupation

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Pub Date Oct 12 2015 | Archive Date Feb 01 2016

Description

A wayward wife, a weapons trafficker, and a woman with “second sight”—it’s a puzzle that would have daunted any investigator. But Michael Stoddard wasn’t just any investigator.

Late January 1781, in coastal North Carolina, patriots flee before the approach of the Eighty-Second Regiment, leaving behind defenseless civilians to surrender the town of Wilmington to the Crown. The regiment’s commander assigns Lieutenant Michael Stoddard the tasks of tracking down a missing woman and probing into the suspicious activities of an unusual church. But as soon as Michael starts sniffing around, he discovers that some of those not-so-defenseless civilians are desperately hiding a history of evil.

A wayward wife, a weapons trafficker, and a woman with “second sight”—it’s a puzzle that would have daunted any investigator. But Michael Stoddard wasn’t just any investigator.

Late January 1781, in...


A Note From the Publisher

Bio: Award-winning nov­el­ist Suzanne Adair is a Florida native who lives in North Car­olina. Her mys­ter­ies trans­port read­ers to the South­ern the­ater of the Amer­i­can Rev­o­lu­tion, where she brings his­toric towns, bat­tles, and peo­ple to life. She fuels her cre­ativ­ity with Rev­o­lu­tion­ary War reen­act­ing and vis­its to his­toric sites. When she’s not writ­ing, she enjoys cook­ing, danc­ing, and hiking

DEADLY OCCUPATION is also available in trade paperback format, ISBN 978-0-9889129-3-9, for $14.95 from the major online retailers.

Bio: Award-winning nov­el­ist Suzanne Adair is a Florida native who lives in North Car­olina. Her mys­ter­ies trans­port read­ers to the South­ern the­ater of the Amer­i­can Rev­o­lu­tion, where she...


Advance Praise

AOBibliophile: "I welcome Suzanne Adair's latest installment and I embrace it for its action-packed scenes, twists and turns, well-developed characters and engaging, fast-paced storyline."

Allison Graziadei: "Great way to spend an evening escaping to earlier times."

Caroline Clemmons: "...a fast-paced mystery that kept me unable to stop reading until the conclusion...this great book is thick with intrigue and subplots to keep readers guessing."

AOBibliophile: "I welcome Suzanne Adair's latest installment and I embrace it for its action-packed scenes, twists and turns, well-developed characters and engaging, fast-paced storyline."

Allison...


Marketing Plan

DEADLY OCCUPATION (ebook and paperback) debuted at the 2015 Bouchercon worldwide mystery convention in October. During the convention, author Suzanne Adair was in several events and sold her books through McIntyre's Fine Books. October - December 2015, she followed the book debut with guest appearances on several well-trafficked blogs as well as appearances at multiple physical venues: lecturing at the historic Joel Lane Museum House, teaching a workshop at the Cumberland County Library, participating as a panelist with other authors at the Page-Walker Center, etc. Ms. Adair has events scheduled well into 2016, starting with a workshop and panels at Illogicon in January. Please visit her calendar (http://www.SuzanneAdair.net/calendar/) for more information.

DEADLY OCCUPATION (ebook and paperback) debuted at the 2015 Bouchercon worldwide mystery convention in October. During the convention, author Suzanne Adair was in several events and sold her books...


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