Absence of Death is now an e-book

Vidock

Vidock (and Sensei) in Absence of Death now available as e-book.

As they prepare for battle, Sensei explains:

I let Vidock smell the wrapping of our food from Ghillie’s, and ask him if he remembers the place.
I hadn’t realised until now that he can roll his eyes in a don’t-bloody-patronise-me sort of way.


If the dog could talk, these might be even better stories…

The age-old ‘terrorist or freedom fighter’ conundrum compels our two heroes to undertake their most deadly journey yet.

With the duo finally separated, the inevitable showdown leaves the reader stunned.

Find it here:
in UK: bit.ly/4nXOrIG
and in USA: bit.ly/458pRNY
in Canada: https://www.amazon.ca/dp/0955860881
in Australia: https://amzn.to/45FRUn6
and everywhere else.

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About ceayr

A Scot who has discovered peace in a small town he calls Medville on the Côte Vermeille, C.E. Ayr has spent a large part of his life in the West of Scotland and a large part elsewhere. His first job was selling programmes at his local football club and he has since tried 73 other career paths, the longest being in IT, with varying degrees of success. He is somewhat nomadic, fairly irresponsible and, according to his darling daughter, a bit random. So, nobody’s perfect.
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3 Responses to Absence of Death is now an e-book

  1. Chris Hall's avatar Chris Hall says:

    Ooh gorgeous dog!

    • ceayr's avatar ceayr says:

      Sorry, Chris, this went to Spam!
      Yes, he’s a beauty, and the inspiration for (and lookalike of) the Vidock character in the stories.
      Did you buy the book yet? 🙂

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