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Don Bruns Book Giveaway

St. Barts Breakdown
Author: Don Bruns
Hardcover: 280 pages
Publisher: Oceanview Pub (March 1, 2008)

Book Description

Rock and roll journalist Mick Sever is back with a new assignment: interview music legend Danny Murtz.

Murtz's walls are lined with platinum records, but his closet is full of skeletons.

Known for producing an unbelievable string of hits, Murtz is also tied to a string of disappearances. Seems a number of Murtz's romantic conquests have vanished into thin air. After his latest incident, Murtz conveniently retreats to his secluded St. Bart villa.

Before Mick can hop a plane to the island, he's nearly run down by a speeding car. Coincidence? Maybe, but hitmaker Danny Murtz and near misses go hand in hand.

After receiving anonymous threats, Murtz is convinced: someone wants to bring him down. Even his longtime secretary Nancy, and attorney/ manager/ cleaner-upper Harvey Schwartz are suspect. And that meddlesome Mick Sever is digging too deep.

If Danny Murtz has his way, Mick will only need a one-way ticket to paradise. Because if Mick isn t careful, his next column will be an obituary his obituary.

Sun, sand and a psychopath: it's a deadly mix.

About the Author
An award-winning novelist, songwriter, musician and advertising executive, Don Bruns is author of Stuff to Die For, Jamaica Blue, Barbados Heat, and South Beach Shakedown. South Beach Shakedown won top honors in both the Best Books 2006 and the 2007 Indie Excellence Awards, and was a finalist in the Benjamin Franklin Awards and the ForeWord Book of the Year Awards.

Wow, sounds like a great read or what?! To win a copy,

Follow this link to go to West of Mars, and find what's so special about this book that Susan is giving this book shelfspace despite the fact that her editor called her review of this book as "harsh". She also has a spare copy to give away. You've got until Friday night, March 7 to enter. Open worldwide.

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