Threads will be released on October 8th, a little less than a month from now! And to celebrate the release, I’m holding a virtual party on Facebook as well as giving away a veritable boatload of amazing prizes!

To join the virtual party, please visit and join the event by clicking on the link below:

Join the Facebook Threads release party!

Once you’re there, sign up for the giveaway (mentioned on the pinned post inside the event) to win all sorts of fun prizes, including:

  • $25 Amazon gift card
  • Signed and numbered special edition of Threads trade paperback
  • Signed regular edition of Threads trade paperback
  • threadsbookmarkSigned Small Things trade paperback
  • 3 eBooks of Threads – your choice of format
  • 3 eBook of Small Things – your choice of format
  • Have a minor character in Joe’s next novel named after you
  • 10 Threads and Small Things bookmarks/sticker set
  • 3 copies Megan Early’s Memory of Prophecy eBook (your choice of ePub, Mobi, or PDF)
  • 2 copies Blade of Amber (The Woern Chronicles) Kindle eBook by A.M. Justice
  • Audiobook version of Small Things from Audible
  • 2 copies Mysterious Albion (Vatican Vampire Hunters) eBook by Paul Leone
  • 3 copies Rose Dewallvin’s The Lost Trucker

New prizes are being added almost daily, and you can earn multiple entries for thinks like Tweeting about the event and even just Liking My Facebook page!

Be sure to join the event and the giveaway to be eligible for these amazing prizes!

Join the Facebook Threads release party!

 

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Kingfisher removed an elegant silver pocket watch from his jacket; it was just a few minutes before midnight. Normally he abhorred technology, but the watch was old enough that it didn’t really bother him. He set it nightly against the monstrosity Mr. Quarry kept attached to his wrist, the wristwatch that connected every twelve hours with the atomic clock out of Boulder, Colorado. But that was good. Being off by even a millisecond could spell disaster. And so while he tolerated the simple technology inherent in his timepiece, he recognized his partner’s for what it was—a necessary evil that the smaller man endured so that they could keep to their schedule.

— Memories of a Ghost, chapter 25