LOU BOLDT, Walt FLEMING Aug 3
In Harm's Way, featuring Sun Valley's Walt Fleming and Seattle's Lou Boldt will hit stores August 3rd. Hoping for your support!
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posted by Ridley at 1:36 PM
Monday, July 05, 2010
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6 Comments:
I definitely think you should consider talking to film studios about having the Walt Fleming series made into movies or a tv series because they are really entertaining and I would definitely pay to see it...
Feel my pain........
Now I have to wait to read the latest killer book "In Harm's Way" which I have had on order at Amazon since April 2010. I noticed that you have a short story in Thriller 2 that says Lou is a Sgt and In Harm's Way that is his rank. It seems maybe I should read the short story first. Pain gone.........
Please get PBS to do a series.
I love the Lou Boldt series and would like it very much if more of these books were written. This is a series I have thoroughly enjoyed and would love to read more of. Please, please get writing Mr. Pearson, I miss Lou terribly!
I now have and am reading In Harm's Way.
Damn you Ridley Pearson! I can't sleep for reading this book! I can't put it down!
Just read In Harms Way. I was so excited to see Lou Boldt again! Even Daphne Mathews made a presentation. I kept wondering if John La Moia would make a cameo, but no such luck. Great book. I like the romance between Fiona and Walt, but it made me miss John La Moia. Beyond Recognition is my all time favorite.
Ridley I just read "In Harm's Way" and I just have to comment. I really love how you describe the 'indescribable'-- ways we all talk to ourselves. Walt does this when he's alone, and also when he is talking with others. This really helps me to 'get inside' him, making him very very real for me. It also helps me to see myself more clearly. I appreciate your literary style Ridley; thanks so much for your efforts!
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