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March 18th, 2023 Posted 8:32 am

Since there have been some questions bubbling up re pub dates, let’s bubble them right back down! Pub schedule for 2023: Mrs. Plansky’s Revenge – July 25; Up On The Woof Top – October 17. Both are available for pre-order, although only the cover art for Mrs. P is showing right now, the cover art not yet done for Up On The Woof Top (the next Chet and Bernie). Publishers love pre-orders!

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February 17th, 2023 Posted 8:11 am

Since there have been some questions floating around re pub dates, let’s shoot them out of the sky right now! Pub schedule for 2023: Mrs. Plansky’s Revenge – July 25; Up On The Woof Top – October 17. Both are available for pre-order, although only the cover art for Mrs. P is showing right now, the cover art not yet done for Up On The Woof Top (the next Chet and Bernie). Publishers love pre-orders! It’s only human. Everyone wants (or think they do) to know the future.

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January 27th, 2023 Posted 7:56 am

Today only, (well, yesterday, too) Barnes and Noble is holding a 25% sale on all pre-orders in all formats! So that applies to 2 – count ’em, 2! – books from this particular shop, namely Mrs. Plansky’s Revenge and Up On The Woof Top (the next Chet and Bernie, no cover art yet). 25%! Just think! (The promo code is PREORDER25, which sums it up.)

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January 26th, 2023 Posted 8:12 am

Pub schedule for 2023: Mrs. Plansky’s Revenge – July 25; Up On The Woof Top – October 17. Both are available for pre-order, although only the cover art for Mrs. P is showing right now, the cover art not yet done for Up On The Woof Top (the next Chet and Bernie).

In answer to many questions, Mrs. P is not a Chet and Bernie story. Occasionally a non-C&B idea pops up in my mind demanding my attention. For example, there was The Right Side a few years back. The tone and story of Mrs. Plansky’s Revenge are very different from The Right Side (the tone of which is certainly darker) and Mrs. P herself is very unlike LeAnne Hogan, the main character of The Right Side, although they have one thing in common: Under duress, they each find something strong and unexpected within.

But my main point is that I am very sure that readers who like the Chet and Bernie stories will also like Mrs. P. Secondary point: there’s lots more Chet and Bernie to come. Please feel free to share this post with friends who like to read.

 

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