Greetings from Vancouver

If you shop on bookshop.org, there’s a fifteen percent discount till the end of the month on my books, including Guns Across the River.

Just visit bookshop.org/shop/samwiebe and use the code BSO15 at checkout.

Sunday, March 29th, I’ll be at the Indigo on Robson at 3pm with fellow author Robyn Harding, whose new thriller Strangers in the Villa just came out. Drop by for a signed book!

The folks at Harbour Publishing designed some very nice postcards as promotion for Guns Across the River. I’ll be dropping some off at local bookstores over the next weeks, and mailing a few out.

Steve Aberle from greatmysteriesandthrillers.com reviewed Guns Across the River:

Guns Across The River is the 6th entry in the outstanding Wakeland P.I. series, written by Sam Wiebe, one of Canada’s leading mystery writers, if not the leader of the pack. Every book that Wiebe writes is not only an intricately planned mystery but a lesson about life. And what can happen even when we’re paying close attention.

The book takes the reader on a journey through Vancouver and its environs. And as in any crime novel, the reader meets truly terrifying characters with nothing to lose and everything to gain by using kidnapping, homicide, and threats.

Shot in Vancouver is now available for pre-order! It comes out in October from Arsenal Pulp Press. While it’s not a collection of reviews or a history book, it’s kind of a guided tour of Vancouver film and TV, everything from X-Files to Rumble in the Bronx, and from independent films to the Tax Shelter movies like The Changeling and Out of the Blue.