[Jeff Head]

FYI, for those interested, here's the latest on the status of Volume I, Breath of Fire, of the series.

The Microsoft Reader Ebook version is holding at #2 of all Mystery and Thriller eBooks at Amazon. It's been there for several days. That's out of about 720 books available in that genre. Link here:

Amazon best seller Mystery and Thriller eBooks

This morning the Printed book is up to about 5,000 on the overall ratings, out of 1.4 million books. This number fluctuates pretty widely on a daily basis, but this number is about the highest it has reached and then sustained for a half day or so thus far. Link here:

Amazon Trade Paperback for Breath of Fire

Also, I got a neat review by email out of Austria today and he indicates he will post it on Amazon. Here it is:

Wow!

Yesterday I bought the Adobe Ebook Edition and finished reading it today! The story is awesome and I can't wait for the second book to come out. Your style is comparable to Larry Bond, one of my favorite authors.

Ciao from Austria

All of this is very gratifying and hopefully comes at good timing for the release of Volume II. I just hope the audience for the book series and the messages it sends continues to grow.

Fregards and thanks to SO many of you for your ncouragement to me and faith in this project.

[Alamo-Girl]

Kudos!!! and bump!

[M Kehoe]

When you get rich and famous, can I still come out there and shoot?

5.56mm

[backhoe]

FWIW, I will link this in the next mass email I send to "the usual suspects"-- letters to editors and "opinionators" like Rush & Hannity. Can't hurt.

[Bahbah]

Hi, Jeff. Just ordered your book from Amazon. Thanks for the link. Ordered "Slander" too. Can't wait to read both of them.

[Slip18]

Ahhh, this is great, Jeff. Good for you.

And this is for AIG: There has always been someone to pick up the horse poop. Some saved the moneys they earned and started their own horse poop business. Then they modernized it to make it easier to pick up the horse poop, thereby making it faster and more economical to do the job.