Author Update

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Author news:

Here’s what’s next for me in crime fiction for the Dale Hunter Thriller Series and The Kid from California Short Story Series.

The Dale Hunter Thriller Series started with NO EASY MONEY in 2018 introducing the young entrepreneur, Dale Hunter, and his crime-fighting buddy, Frank the Fixer, in an explosive mix of crime and corruption in the international computer business of the 1980s. The series of standalone novels continued with SIMPLY THE BEST and MERGER MANIAC about crime and corruption in the 1980s, then jumped forward thirty years for BAD BOYS IN BOSTON and CRASH LANDING, followed by WHATEVER IT TAKES published in 2024 and 2025. A short story collection, THE KID FROM CALIFORNIA – Volume 1, was also published in 2024.

Both series are continuing with #7 in the Dale Hunter Series, RIVER OF REVENGE, and Volume 2 of THE KID FROM CALIFORNIA Short Story Series, while I slowly keep brewing some other projects on the back burner – a fictional family memoir, Just a Farm Boy from Saskatchewan, and a collection of short stories, fact and fiction, titled Snapshots from Home.

If you’re interested in where the stories come from, you might want to follow Uncle Ralph, my pen name for writing on business, leadership, management, and entrepreneurship at the website: LearningEntrepreneurship.com. You’ll discover that most of the Dale Hunter novels have some basis in the real-life stories included in my business books and the articles of advice on Enlightened Entrepreneurship at: LearningEntrepreneurship.com/BLOG.

Meanwhile, …

For those of you looking for something else to read, I feel the obligation to introduce you to a FREE sampling of crime fiction from other writers. Many of you joined my mailing list for the free books and introductory promotions offered over the last few years and I appreciate your continued loyalty and support.

Consider a selection from the choices below and make your own decisions on which books to read, but remember that every writer wants to hear feedback and readers comments, complimentary or not! It all helps us to write better books and identify the most likely readers who might appreciate our writing.

… for your consideration: