Robert McClure Archives
Deadly Lullaby: by Robert McClure — “a relentless thrill ride”
Posted on October 2, 2015 Leave a Comment
On October 1, 2015, the book blog, Mythical Books, featured excerpts from Deadly Lullaby by Robert McClure, published by Penguin-Random House. This tour stop was appropriately titled “a relentless thrill ride”. Click here to visit the Mythical Books web welcome for Deadly Lullaby. Thanks for hosting us yesterday! Previous book blog tour stops: ♥ BooksChatter […]
Next Stop on Virtual Book Tour for Deadly Lullaby: The Compelling Beasts Blog
Posted on October 1, 2015 Leave a Comment
The virtual book tour for crime fiction thriller, Deadly Lullaby, published by Penguin-Random House, kicked off on September 22, 2015, with I Heart Reading and runs through October 22, 2015. Next up on the tour is an interview of author, Robert McClure, by the Compelling Beasts Blog, a blog dedicated to antagonists, antiheroes and other […]
Deadly Lullaby by Robert McClure: Good thriller with interesting angle on family relationships
Posted on September 30, 2015 Leave a Comment
Majanka of I Heart Reading gives crime thriller novel, Deadly Lullaby by Robert McClure, a thumbs up “to everyone who enjoyed a good thriller and doesn’t mind some violence.”
Deadly Lullaby stirs feelings of trepidation for fate of main characters
Posted on September 30, 2015 Leave a Comment
Robert McClure has written a rollicking debut novel of family and felony in Deadly Lullaby, a crime fiction thriller. Published by Random House and Alibi (its mysteries and suspense division), Deadly Lullaby was released as an eBook yesterday (9/29/2015). McClure skillfully weaves a story of a father’s love for his estranged son and the son’s […]
Deadly Lullaby, a tale of family and felony, will keep readers turning the pages
Posted on September 29, 2015 Leave a Comment
Deadly Lullaby, published by Random House, is a story of family and felony, involving a father’s quest to reconcile with his son. Can Babe, a career hitman, make up 17 years of lost time with his son, Leo, an LAPD detective, amidst all the gangland violence?
Deadly Lullaby by Robert McClure released by Random House!
Posted on September 29, 2015 Leave a Comment
Okay folks, get your seat belt on! Robert McClure’s rollicking tale of family and felony, Deadly Lullaby: A Thriller, has just been released. I must admit it was exciting to receive the email from Amazon tonight alerting me that the Deadly Lullaby is ready to open on my Kindle! (I just love eBooks since I […]
Deadly Lullaby novel on book tour with The Reader’s Hollow
Posted on September 28, 2015 Leave a Comment
The virtual book tour for crime fiction thriller, Deadly Lullaby, published by Random House, kicked off with I Heart Reading last week and runs through October 22, 2015. We previously posted a blog piece about the BooksChatter interview of author, Robert McClure, giving insight into his inspiration for this father-son suspense thriller and its characters. […]
Watching the writer at work on Deadly Lullaby
Posted on September 26, 2015 Leave a Comment
BooksChatter met up with Robert McClure, the author of the new crime fiction thriller, Deadly Lullaby, for an interview to find out what inspired him to write the book, what makes the book unique, whether his novel reflects any of his experiences, and more (click here). When asked to describe his writing process, McClure responded: […]
Deadly Lullaby: virtual book tour includes author interview
Posted on September 25, 2015 Leave a Comment
The on-line book tour for crime fiction thriller, Deadly Lullaby, kicked off with I Heart Reading this week and runs through October 22, 2015. BooksChatter met up with the author, Robert McClure, to talk about his inspiration for this father-son suspense thriller and its characters, among other things. McClure shares the story of how his […]
Crime fiction thriller, Deadly Lullaby . . . brawn, blood and . . . babes
Posted on September 24, 2015 Leave a Comment
Crime fiction thriller, Deadly Lullaby, by Robert McClure . . .brawn, blood and . . .babes, a story about tough men and bad women who are sooooo good.
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