Novel: the eerie story behind 1792 pattern cent

coachbedford

This is a shameless plug for my just-released short novel, "Madame", available on Amazon for $4.95 (and should be on barnes and noble soon too).

It's probably the only novel you'll read this week (or...maybe ever) where the Libertas Americana Medal, a 1792 U.S pattern cent and the 1793 Chain cent play a major role in the story.

coachbedford

p.s

..AND the 1793 wreath cent

MidLifeCrisis

Sounds pretty interesting.

Can I download it on my iPhone or iPad?

Stork

If you get a Kindle app (free) you can. I'm trying to figure out which book it is as 'madame' in the search brings up a long list. I'm pretty sure I've figured it out, but perhaps a direct link from the author would be helpful. Sorting the search by publication date brought up a few interesting titles (and cover shots) that are likely NSFW. At least not mine.

Hotfootspin

A link to Amazon would be helpful, since a search for "Madame" brings gazilliions of
uninteresting results.

Mark

rawmorgan

My guess, is that it is probably this one.

But I've been know to be wrong lots of times.

coachbedford

sorry-- yes, a link would be helpful. Here tis:

http://www.amazon.com/Madame-ebook/dp/B006ITJRT2

Dentuck

Sounds like an interesting tale! I recently finished a three-novel compilation of Dean R. Koontz (The Servants of Twilight, Darkfall, and Phantoms), and that's what I first thought of when I read the synopsis. Koontz + Numismatics would be an intriguing combination!

TexasNationals

Here you go

Madame-Kindle Version?

Do they make it in print?

NewEnglandRarities

That sounds pretty interesting! I'll check it out.

jesbroken

It looks very interesting, just downloaded it for Nook from Barnes and Noble, so it is already available there. I'll let you know what I think after I read it.
Thanks for your post.
Jim

kiyote

A writer! I like that. I'll check it out...