Four days and four guest posts/interviews left to write for the July leg of the virtual tour. Sometime next week, I’ll return to posting somewhat normally. You know, on my own site.

Oh, and the good news alluded to last week? The first print review for The Last Track is now available in Mystery Scene Magazine, Summer Issue 2010, Issue #115. With a very respectable subscriber base, the must have magazine for mystery fans also is for sale at Barnes and Noble, Borders and other fine booksellers.

While I don’t have a PDF scan of this review yet, the publisher forwarded the review along. My favorite line is the last:

. . . Brody is such a riveting character that he could easily anchor an entire series.

Betty Webb, Mystery Scene Magazine

So begins week three of the virtual tour–out of eight. I’m now officially sick of writing and talking about myself, but that’s a personal issue. Reaching that conclusion whilst at a computer screen is better than deciding it miles from home. On a more positive note, emails, friend requests and comments are coming in from strangers. As in people neither I nor my friends, family or publisher know. Which is a good thing.

A forthcoming event that I’m particularly excited about will occur in June. More details will follow very soon.

Today’s tour stop: From the Shadows for a review and giveaway hosted by E.J. Stevens.

Today’s tour stop is at The Book Faery Reviews, in a guest post on why some writers go cat and never go back.

Much thanks to Farrah!

Is at E.J. Stevens From the Shadows, in a guest post on being Jersey.

In my haze, I overlooked an interview that appeared Friday at Book Lovers Inc. Much thanks to Larissa.