19 Comments:

• At 8:36 PM ,  Anonymous said...

  Great picture. The mother must be a saint to get 3 children to be still and quiet at once. tee hee.
  
  If that gump Swartzinegger (good spelling, eh?) What madness to want to take books away from children. Does it mean he will give every household with children computers? I still have some of my childhood books.
  
  from grumpy jane-mary

   

• At 11:47 AM ,  Marcel said...

  Oh, how I look forward to sit in a chair in the sun reading a book during my holiday!
  
  Any word yet on when the Dutch translation will be available? My holiday is in 4 weeks :-)
  
  I'm guessing that it will probably be more like X-mas holiday than summer holiday....

   

• At 5:50 PM ,  Peter James said...

  Hi grumpy Jane-Mary - I could not agree with you more about Arnie!
  
  
  Hi Marcel, me too, I long to sit in a deck chair and binge read! I do not know when the Dutch edition will be yet, but I suspect not until around Xmas, I'm afraid.

   

• At 11:36 AM ,  Marcel said...

  Ah well, I guess I will not be saying say Grace this holiday.... More apropriate with X-mas anyway ;-)

   

• At 11:23 PM ,  Anonymous said...

  Hi Peter. just wanted to say your books are fantastic. i work at the bookshop up at Gatwick Airport and I chose Dead Simple as one of my staff recommendations and also Dead tomorrow has been selling very well i think its our 2nd bestseller this week. also is there any chance of you coming to gatwick for a signing in the future because we are all big fans of yours.
  
  from Dan

   

• At 12:06 AM ,  Anonymous said...

  Dan. His books are great but he needs to write one a month lol.
  I think its really good of you to write and let him know.
  
  Sometimes grumpy Jane-Mary

   

• At 9:00 AM ,  Peter James said...

  Hi Dan
  
  Thanks so much for this wonderful post! I've forwarded it to Macmillan to see if they can arrange signing - I did one last week at T 1 at Heathrow and would be delighted to do one with you. If you would like to email me directly on scary@pavilion.co.uk perhaps we could work something out - I am constantly travelling past Gatwick to and from London!
  
  
  Thanks sometime grumpy Mary!!!!!

   

• At 12:43 PM ,  Anonymous said...

  Argh Peter... I am not a grumpy Mary but a grumpy Jane-Mary. So whats in a name? Alot. I do not think you are the Pete sort of guy.
  
  Just remember that readers are very fickle. We move from one author to another. My 2 woman book club who read at least 6 books a week we have to look for new horizons. What is interesting is that my friend is German born and can still tell me that she didnt like the grammer. I also enjoy the corrections made by readers. Best proof readers.
  
  I also wonder why we have to chose a book by the spine. Maybe we need a new design.
  
  Comes back to *word of mouth* Best selling aid .
  
  ok . enough prattle.
  from Sometimes grumpy JANE-MARY

   

• At 4:10 PM ,  Peter James said...

  Sometimes grumpy Jane-Mary, my mouth is so full of humble pie I can barely speak. Please accept this grovelling apology....!

   

• At 6:26 PM ,  Steve Booth said...

  Peter,
  
  Absolutley brilliant again!! read it in just over 2 days! the only problem is now ive got to wait about a year for the next grace book ;-( mind you i have started on some of your old books to fill the time, Im going to start reading Twilight tonight, hope its as good! Also I was in Brighton for the first time the other week on a stag weekend, regocnised a lot of places from the book! Which made me wonder Is there a filming date set yet for the Grace Series/ and any more news on who will play the characters?

   

• At 7:53 PM ,  Peter James said...

  Hi Steve
  
  Thanks for this really kind comment.
  
  Twilight is one of my pre-Grace favourites, so hope you enjoy it!
  
  No news yet on the TV front, but slow and steady progress being made behind the scenes. Will post any developments the moment they happen!

   

• At 11:08 AM ,  Anonymous said...

  Peter... May I have the recipe for humble pie?
  
  I am just cross that my library hasnt yet come up with your book. Is cross , better than grumpy?
  
  just cross now Jane-Mary

   

• At 12:21 PM ,  Peter James said...

  Hi just-cross now Jane-Mary! Which library is it?
  
  All best

   

• At 9:42 PM ,  Anonymous said...

  Peter, Devizes library. I will check with them tomorrow. Their puter system was down to-day.
  
  not so cross to-day Jane-Mary

   

• At 1:09 PM ,  Anonymous said...

  peter, they have ordered 15 but they havent arrived yet. Libraries are just part of goverment so we have to just WAIT.
  
  May be Devizes is the last on the list of distribution
  
  not so cross Jane-mary

   

• At 3:30 PM ,  Steve Booth said...

  Peter,
  
  Thanks for the reply, cant wait for both the tv series and the next book, which brings me to the point, unlike in the other books, there was no preview of the next book at the back of Dead Tommorow, as I presume its not the last one, well at least hope its not! why was this? and can you give us a clue as to what the next book will be about? I also presume it will be released about the same time next year?

   

• At 5:17 PM ,  Peter James said...

  Hi Steve
  
  Don't worry, the preview chapters only go in the paperback, out in Nov and will also being going in the ebook, out then, too.
  
  The next book is about a serial rapist in Brighton who takes his victim's shoes... be out next June. I have a novella, "The Perfect Murder" coming out in March .
  
  All best

   

• At 4:57 PM ,  Steve Booth said...

  Yes I have realised, sorry I didnt start reding them until I got dead mans footsteps in Paperback and then promptly read the previous ones as well, this was the first book of the series ive bougt in hardbcak as I didnt want to wait until November for the Paperback version! Novella, I believe thats a shorter story i think!? Will This Involve Roy Grace as well or is it a seperate book?

   

• At 9:05 AM ,  Sharon Proctor said...

  Dear Peter
  
  I have just finished reading Dead Tomorrow on a Sony eReader. Yet again, a fantastic story, but unfortunately, every time there was an accent or even a pound sign in the text, the eReader put in some strange symbols, such as @. It was very distracting - I have tried contacting Waterstones, but have had no reply as yet. I have downloaded lots of books, including yours, but this is the first time this has happened. I wondered if anyone else has had the same problem.
  
  I am very much looking forward to your next book!
  
  Best wishes, Sharon

   

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