R. Doug Wicker is the author of The Globe, a murder mystery available for the Amazon Kindle or any device capable of using the Kindle Reading Applications (PC, Mac, Android, iPhone, iPod, iPad, and Blackberry).
He is also the author of the psychological murder mystery Decisions, available on both Kindle and the Barnes & Noble Nook.
The Globe—Amazon
Decisions—Amazon
My my, Ursela directed me to your website for photo tips. Now, I learn you are a writer. Will be exploring and making a purchase soon.
Hope you enjoy the book, Jowauna. It’s available as an eBook for the Amazon Kindle, Barnes & Noble Nook, or any device on which you can download and run the free Kindle or Nook apps (links to the apps to the right). That means you can also read Decisions on the PC, Mac, iPad, iPod, iPhone, Android, and Blackberry. I’ll be coming out with three more titles over the coming months.
Hi Doug & Ursula,
I just downloaded “Decisions” to my iPad and read some of your blog about the cruise. We enjoyed having dinner with you early on the cruise. I like your writing style and the colors on your web site are beautiful.
Jerry
Thank you very much, Jerry. Please let me know what you think of the book. I’d also really appreciate it if you could leave a review on the Amazon and/or Barnes & Noble Product Page.
How are you liking the cruise pictures?
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Hey Doug, thanks for paying a visit to my site. I find opportune meetings are always interesting. I must admit it is interesting to have the same name as one of your characters in the book Decisions. I’ll have to grab a copy and see how I show up as an Air Traffic Controller! Just out of interest, do you also write non-fiction books?
Donovan
Yes, Donovan, I do. I have one nonfiction title out, written for Rosen Publishing for school libraries—The Bombing of Pan Am Flight 103. I also wrote an as yet unpublished book on the FAA.
Dear Mr R. Doug Wicker,
I am doing research into the Lockerbie bombing for my dissertation and would appreciate it if you and/or others you know that have knowledge of the disaster and subsequent trial could fill out a survey. All answers are kept confidential and cannot be traced back to you. I would value your opinion.
If you could email me, I can send throught the survey to you,
Kind Regards
Daniel
I don’t have your email, Daniel. And I’d be glad to help, but that book I wrote on the subject was researched some 11 years ago.
Thanks for visiting my blog Doug, and leaving a comment. Your page looks great! Will be downloading your book, The Globe, to my Kindle. Sounds interesting
Well, thank you very much, Jacqueline. I do hope you enjoy it.