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It's here! Dillon and the Legend of the Golden Bell has arrived in our store and on Amazon with an e-book release to follow in February! But that's not all! Starting this week, we'll take the book on a whirlwind blog tour as we travel from the PulpWork offices to the sands of Mars and beyond (And there' s still time to get in on the act, if you're interested! Just contact us at pulpworkpress at hotmail dot com!)! Come back here tomorrow for more on THE GOLDEN BELL BLOG-TOUR!

"James Bond meets Cthulhu"

When old enemies and an emissary from a far country rudely interrupt Dillon's vacation, he discovers that an old friend has managed to embroil him in a brewing civil war of the island nation of Xonira. The Lord Chancellor of Xonira figures he can unite the enemy factions if he recovers the ancient artifact called the Golden Bell and so he hires Dillon and Eli to recover it from the haunted vaults of the sealed Blagdasen Citadel. But what good can come from unearthing an artifact forged in blood? And what of the ancient forces of evil guarding it? The author of The Nuclear Suitcase, Joel Jenkins, describes Dillon and the Legend of the Golden Bell as "James Bond meets Cthulhu" and you'll want to check out this heady mixture of the spy thriller and horror genres.

Interested in getting a preview of the book? Head over to our custom Dillon page for previews of both Dillon and the Legend of the Golden Bell AND the first book in the series, Dillon and the Voice of Odin (also available on Amazon!)!. And in the coming months, look for previews of the THIRD in the series (coming in 2011), DILLON AND THE PIRATES OF XONIRA!

Now for the station identification...

Dillon and the Legend of the Golden Bell
by Derrick Ferguson
Pulpwork Press Trade Paperback
282 pages, Retail: $11.95
ISBN-10: 1449590632, ISBN-13: 978-1449590635
Now Available at Amazon.com, PulpworkPress.com, and soon in electronic format at Fictionwise.com

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