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Murder at Your Convenience is a whodunnit set in the town of Marblehead, Massachusetts, Brian's home town. It twists and turns and you can't figure out who it was that shot her lover in the local convenience store until the very end, by which time.... sorry I can't spoil the end...:)

Cinnamon Girl is the first book in the three part series A Time to Weep. The book starts off in the peaceful seaside town of Marblehead, Massachusetts. An idyllic start quickly turns to disaster and from there the plot twists and turns and goes to the dark side. Four main characters emerge. Jay, a dreamer with the idea to sail around the world with his family. Zach, the captain of a cargo ship whose unfortunate crossing of paths with Jay leads to tragedy and an unlikely friendship. Lillian, the housekeeper from Jamaica who ends up having an affair with Jay, and Brooks, a wheeler dealer and a scoundrel all mixed into one complicated package. The story is set in London, Jamaica, Botswana, the Bahamas, and the rolling hills of New England.

The second book in the series is Brooks, the aforementioned scoundrel who gave up his business in the child prostitution business in London to take on a more ‘normal’ lifestyle; elephant poaching in Southern Africa. After an encounter with a tiger in Asia, Brooks switches from ivory to diamonds and this is where Lee Lee comes in.

The third book in the series is Lee Lee. Raised on the Mekong Delta in Vietnam by mother who ran a noodle stand, Lee Lee rises to become one of Vietnam’s most successful businesswomen and then gains political power, all on the back of illegal trading. She also discovers her sexuality after meeting Tam and a torrid romance follows.

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Marblehead, Massachusetts, a small fishing village turned yuppie bedroom community, is shocked by a brutal murder at their favorite convenience store. The murder, in cold blood, was followed by another just a half mile down the the street of an on-duty police officer.

The town is rocked by the senselessness of it all. A bumbling police department can’t seem to solve the crime and the story takes a myriad twists and turns and eventually ends up on a boat heading for Canada.

Hold on for a fun ride and enjoy the characters as you try and figure out whodunnit.

You are welcome to download Murder at your Convenience for free to read on your digital reader. For iPad and other devices that can read an ePub file click HERE. Amazon's latest Kindle's can read an ePub file, but if you have an old Kindle click here. You can also download the book as a pdf HERE.

I am offering my digital books for free because they are great and I want people to enjoy them. There is no obligation at all, but if are in a giving kind of mood please consider buying me a coffee or chucking a few bucks into my gofundme. It all helps.

And then of course there are book books, as I like to call them. The kind where you have to turn the pages yourself. Murder at your Convenience is available through Amazon and Ingram Publishing and links are provided below. A small portion of the proceeds come back to me, the author. The rest helps Jeff Bezos pay for the gas in his plane.

A better option is buying direct direct through this site. Both publishers are print-on-demand. As soon as you order here Amazon gets instructed to print your book and sends it directly to you. Many readers like their books inscribed. If you would like I can send you a personalized nameplate which you can place in your book. Just email me at brian@brianhancockbooks.org and let me know who to inscribe the book to. It would be my pleasure and if it's a gift for someone else, please let me know what to say.

"Just a fun read full of plot twists and memorable characters. I really enjoyed this book and highly recommend it."

--- Lindsay Baxter - The Natal Witness

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It started as a dream and ended up a nightmare. Then the story really gets interesting. From the yuppie town of Marblehead, Massachusetts to the hot waters off Jamaica, this story will take you on a wild ride of love and desperation, tragedy and recovery and then to the dark side of child trafficking and the sex industry in the back streets of London. Finally an escape to the Okavango Delta in Botswana.

It’s all a hot mess, a Caribbean stew if you will

You are welcome to download Cinnamon Girl for free to read on your digital reader. For iPad and other devices that can read an ePub file click HERE. Amazon's latest Kindle's can read an ePub file, but if you have an old Kindle click here. You can also download the book as a pdf HERE.

I am offering my digital books for free because they are great and I want people to enjoy them. There is no obligation at all, but if are in a giving kind of mood please consider buying me a coffee or chucking a few bucks into my gofundme. It all helps.

And then of course there are book books, as I like to call them. The kind where you have to turn the pages yourself. Cinnamon Girl is available through Amazon and Ingram Publishing and links are provided below. A small portion of the proceeds come back to me, the author. The rest helps Jeff Bezos pay for the gas in his plane.

A better option is buying direct direct through this site. Both publishers are print-on-demand. As soon as you order here Amazon gets instructed to print your book and sends it directly to you. Many readers like their books inscribed. If you would like I can send you a personalized nameplate which you can place in your book. Just email me at brian@brianhancockbooks.org and let me know who to inscribe the book to. It would be my pleasure and if it's a gift for someone else, please let me know what to say.

"If you are looking for another War and Peace don’t read this book. If you are looking for a fun beach or airplane read, then this is the book for you. Highly Recommended."

--- Sally Holtzman - just an avid fan

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From the Okavango Delta in Botswana to the Mekong Delta in Vietnam this is a wonderful story about love and danger and some treacherous business all in the name of doing good. Brooks is a Skabenga, the Zulu word for troublemaker and he sure makes some trouble, but with a heart of gold and a song in his heart.

You are welcome to download Brooks for free to read on your digital reader. For iPad and other devices that can read an ePub file click HERE. Amazon's latest Kindle's can read an ePub file, but if you have an old Kindle click here. You can also download the book as a pdf HERE.

I am offering my digital books for free because they are great and I want people to enjoy them. There is no obligation at all, but if are in a giving kind of mood please consider buying me a coffee or chucking a few bucks into my gofundme. It all helps.

And then of course there are book books, as I like to call them. The kind where you have to turn the pages yourself. Brooks is available through Amazon and Ingram Publishing and links are provided below. A small portion of the proceeds come back to me, the author. The rest helps Jeff Bezos pay for the gas in his plane.

A better option is buying direct direct through this site. Both publishers are print-on-demand. As soon as you order here Amazon gets instructed to print your book and sends it directly to you. Many readers like their books inscribed. If you would like I can send you a personalized nameplate which you can place in your book. Just email me at brian@brianhancockbooks.org and let me know who to inscribe the book to. It would be my pleasure and if it's a gift for someone else, please let me know what to say.

"I know characters like Brooks. They live by different rules. Perhaps that's the reason I loved this book so much. Read it. I know tat you will love it too."

--- Bill Preston - The Denver Post