Book Offer--Books Signed by Douglas Quinn

am offering signed copies of my novels to those who are willing to purchase them through www.amazon.com and have them shipped to the following address:

Douglas Quinn

c/o American Artists' Studios

1623 Soundneck Road

Elizabeth City, NC 27909

I will pay for return shipping to the name and address provided by the purchaser. The purchaser needs to provide the following information by Email or by USPS:

(1) A copy of the purchase order with Amazon

(2) Instructions on how the book/s are to be signed:

(A) A simple signature (Douglas Quinn's signature only) or

(B) Personalized signature (To "Name of Person" then signed by Douglas

Quinn) or

statement)

(3) The name and address to whom the signed copies are to be shipped.

Please place your order with www.amazon.com by or before 30 Novembere 2008 to insure reshipment and delivery before Christmas.

What follows is a brief summary of my Novels:

Blue Heron Marsh

A Webb Sawyer Mystery (2007)

Set in the Outer Banks and Albemarle Sound Region of North Carolina.

"Rich characters with an entertaining story line." The Coast Magazine

"Quinn brings a fluid and engaging writing style." Evelyn Sears/Amazon

"A unique mystery with unexpected twists and turns." Lisa M./Gather

The Spanish Game (2006)

The Second Book of the Ellis Family Saga

Set in Washington, D.C., Madrid, the Basque Region and Barcelona, Spain

"Action-packed, thrilling and explosive." Crystal Adkins/Crystal Reviews

"A page turner of a thriller with plot twists & a surprise ending." Mysterical-E

"Quinn has done it again with another fast-paced action thriller." Powell's Books

The Catalan Gambit (2004)

"What Would You Do to Save Your Children?"

Set in Washington, D.C. and Barcelona, Spain

"Addictive and too real. Quinn is a phenomenal writer." Crystal Adkins/Crystal Reviews

"I cheered Henry (Ellis) on. An excellent thriller." Tracy Farnsworth/Roundtable Reviews

"A nail-biter of a novel that leaves you pondering questions of ethics, morality and government policy-making in this terrorist age." Daniel Jolley/Amazon