Michigan Comedic Historic Novel, Author Andrea Grennan’s book on Amazon
Mar 7, 2018
If Jane Austen & Charles Dickens had been contemporaries, gotten really drunk and written a novel together, that collaboration would have most probably produced, "Shagging, Shooting & Death", or something very similar.
West Bloomfield, MI, United States - March 7, 2018 /PressCable/ —
The author of “Shagging, Shooting & Death”, Andrea Grennan, authored a novel set in the Regency era of England and shared it with her friends nearly 10 years ago.At that time it was a tome at just under 1000 pages. The publishers that would talk about possible publication wanted her to break it into three books.
Crazy Red Head Publishing owner and CEO, Jenny Deason Copeland was one of those first readers. Once she learned enough about publishing books to have bublished three of her own works on Amazon as both eBooks and as on demand paperbacks on Amazon, she felt ready to tackle another author’s manuscript. Late June she approached Andrea to see if the author was willing to let Crazy Red Head be the Publishing house to print the book. The answer was a resounding “Yes”.
By Early November the 556 page novel was available on Amazon. “The book is part history study of the Regency era mores, part romance, and part muder mystery and a side plot detective story set in the possibly haunted manor house of Wetmore Manor.: comments the publisher, “And it is a constant demonstration of the author’s command of double en tandre.” Jenny continues, ” I laughed often and long at Andrea;s skilled comedic story telling style.”
Whether you need a gift for your reading friends or a treat for yourself this book will deliver the laughs.
The book trailer is accessible on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5X87XznVgHA
The book is available as eBook and paperback on Amazon https://www.amazon.com/Shagging-Shooting-Death-Andrea-Grennan/dp/0999296809/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1520096394&sr=8-1&keywords=shagging+shooting+and+death
And it has just been recently made available on the Crazy Red Head Publishing web site https://www.crazyredheadpublishing.com
Please do yourself a favor and check this one out. Everyone needs a laugh.
And please check out the other works available on our web site. Our work “A MouseKeeper Christmas” has won the Best of Los Angeles award for Best Children’s Christmas Book 2017. It is available as both an eBook and paperback on Amazon but we have recently offered the book in a boxed gift set on the web site.There are also free downloadable companion coloring books available for the kiddies to occupy them while you read “Shagging, Shooting & Death”. Pick it up today and be transported into English high society of the early 1800’s.
Contact Info:
Name: Jenny Deason Copeland
Organization: Crazy Red Head Publishing
Address: 3900 Walnut Lake Road, West Bloomfield, MI, West Bloomfield, MI 48323, United States
Phone: +1-248-227-5508
For more information, please visit https://www.crazyredheadpublishing.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 307993
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