Orcutt Books Holiday Sale!

XmasbooksSince Octo­ber, I’ve been back at work on a few new projects, includ­ing new Dako­ta Stevens adven­tures, and to cel­e­brate how well the writ­ing has been going, I’m putting all of my books on sale.

From Decem­ber 20 through Jan­u­ary 3 (on most plat­forms), all of my books are on sale at the bar­gain price of $2.99! This sale applies to the Dako­ta Stevens Mys­tery Series, One Hun­dred Miles from Man­hat­tan, and The Man, The Myth, The Leg­end. These make great, inex­pen­sive gifts for your­self or fel­low read­ers on your shop­ping list.

You can pur­chase my books at this sale price (as much as 50% off) for NOOK, iTunes, Google Play and Kobo. Unfor­tu­nate­ly, this sale price does not apply to Kin­dle.

Here’s the page where you can buy my books for all of the plat­forms men­tioned above: Buy Books.

While my books sell over the hol­i­days, I’ll be work­ing on my new projects. This year has been large­ly one of rest and cre­ative recov­ery for me, but I’m look­ing for­ward to putting out great work in 2016. I want to wish all of my read­ers a healthy and pros­per­ous 2016. Thank you for your ongo­ing sup­port.

—Chris

 

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I’m writ­ing my first drafts in pen­cil…

 

And my sister, Mandy, is typing them up.

And my sis­ter, Mandy (not pic­tured), is typ­ing them up. :)

 

 

 

 

 

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By Chris Orcutt

CHRIS ORCUTT is an American novelist and fiction writer with over 30 years' writing experience and more than a dozen books in his oeuvre. Since 2015, Chris been working exclusively on his magnum opus. Bodaciously True & Totally Awesome: The Legendary Adventures of Avery “Ace” Craig is a 9-episode novel about teens in the 1980s. It’s about ’80s teens, but for adults (in other words, it’s decidedly not YA literature), and he’s applied this epic storytelling approach to the least examined, most misunderstood, most marginalized narrative space in American literature: the lives and inner worlds of teenagers.

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