Served Cold, a thriller by Chuck Waldron

Brian,
I wanted to let you know that my latest self-published novel, Served Cold, is now in print, and selling. I owe a lot to the time spent with you in your workshops and hope to attend more in the future. Now that I am back from Florida I will be looking at your schedule.
Chuck Waldron
http://www.writebyme.ca/

Served Cold, by Chuck Waldron
Chuck Waldron has released his third novel, Served Cold. This new thriller is the story of two family patriarchs, locked in a deadly feud, where nothing less than hot-blooded vengeance will be enough. The story spans decades and reaches from the quiet countryside of rural Ontario to a tranquil artist’s studio in Tucson, Arizona. What happens in between isn’t quiet or tranquil.

For two families, a dish served cold is not on the menu. Nothing less than hot-blooded vengeance will do. A lover is killed, a family is targeted in retaliation, and a body guard goes into hiding with a newborn. A young heir, hearing the story, faces a choice: to succumb to the passion of vengeance, or forego the desire for retribution pulsing in his veins.

"It’s a tale of romance, but also of unimaginable hate, an action-filled page-turner of a novel with dramatic chase scenes, a deathbed confession, a love story, and three generations of feuding that all get started because of a stupid rivalry between two bullheaded tycoons."
~ The Record, Kitchener-Waterloo. Full review here.

Served Cold is immediately available for order online at http://www.amazon.com/ 
and http://www.barnesandnoble.com/

Chuck Waldron has been writing short stories and novels for over twenty-five years, enjoying writing groups and workshops in Ontario, Florida, Iowa and Georgia. He is currently working on his fourth novel, a dystopic story about an investigative blogger who uncovers a terrifying secret . . . and doesn’t know what to do with his discovery.

His first novel, Tears in the Dust, is a mystery set against the backdrop of the Spanish Civil War in 1937.  His second, Remington and the Mysterious Fedora, is a quirky fantasy, a story about what happens when a young man sits at the keyboard of an old, manual typewriter and a mysterious fedora begins to whisper an incredible story to him.
Additional information about Chuck’s novels can be found by visiting http://www.writebyme.ca/ 

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