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October 27, 2011

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Mocha with Linda

Ooh! Sounds delightful! And the cover is great!

Jacob

I have greater reason to look forward to placing the third volume on my shelf since it promises to be quite the aesthetic experience. The only question now is whether or not there will be a fourth tome of Roland March mysteries?

J. Mark Bertrand

Thanks, Linda! Jacob, that's a good question, and only time will tell. It's very much up to the readers.

Nicole

Love the theme, and I agree with the recognizable format. Anxious for the next one, Mark.

Cecilia

Just finished Pattern of Wounds & I can't wait 'til July for Nothing to Hide! Have learned not to start a Roland March story unless I can read into the wee hours without consequence the next day--can't not know how it ends :)

J. Mark Bertrand

Thanks, Cecilia! That's great to hear. (And I've stayed up into the wee hours writing about March, so I know where you're coming from.)

Renee

Just read "Pattern of Wounds" this weekend ... had to force myself to put it down and participate in the Thanksgiving chatter! Not sure how in the world I'll survive until "Nothing to Hide" makes its way into my hands. I was not familiar with your work before, but you have quickly made it onto my "favorites" list!

J. Mark Bertrand

Great to hear from you, Renee. If you haven't read BACK ON MURDER yet, maybe that will tide you over until NOTHING TO HIDE hits the shelves. :)

Hannah

Oh WOW!!! I couldnt put it down! I love love LOVE these books!

mary

we just finished Pattern. where is Charlotte? not at all the ending I was expecting!

Judith Hunter

Just found Back on Murder on a CBD clearance list and bought it for a break. No fair! I lost a lot of sleep finiishing this one, and now I have to order the next, and the next, and hope there's a next. Thanks.

J. Mark Bertrand

I'm glad to hear you're all enjoying the books! I just finished proofs for NOTHING TO HIDE, so rest assured it's on the way. Thanks so much for the comments.

John R. Gentry

Mark, I just finished PATTERN OF WOUNDS and I just preordered the Kindle ed of NOTHING TO HIDE. I'm looking forward to it. One question: is Charlotte okay???!!! What a suspenseful way to end! :)

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  • J. Mark Bertrand is the author of Back on Murder, Pattern of Wounds, and Nothing to Hide, crime novels featuring Houston homicide detective Roland March. He has an MFA in Creative Writing from the University of Houston and lived in the city for fifteen years. After one hurricane too many, he and his wife moved to South Dakota. Mark has been arrested for a crime he didn't commit, was the foreman of a hung jury in Houston, and after relocating served on the jury that acquitted Vinnie Jones of assault. In 1972, he won an honorable mention in a child modeling contest, but pursued writing instead.

The March Series

  • J. Mark Bertrand: Nothing to Hide

    J. Mark Bertrand: Nothing to Hide
    The third book in the series takes March into the world of the paranoid conspiracy thriller: a headless corpse, the Mexican cartels, gun runners, and an ex-spook obsessed with Dante.

  • J. Mark Bertrand: Pattern of Wounds

    J. Mark Bertrand: Pattern of Wounds
    In his second outing, March hunts a vicious killer while trying to keep a decade-old conviction from falling apart. A compulsively readable follow-up that Publisher's Weekly calls "gritty and chilling."

  • J. Mark Bertrand: Back on Murder

    J. Mark Bertrand: Back on Murder
    Back on Murder, the first in a series about Houston homicide detective Roland March, is on bookshelves now.

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