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Blog Tour Day 7: Review & Guest Post “Researching the Psychology of BDSM” on Owl Tell You About It
Despite the provocative image on King of Paine‘s cover, I did not set out... read more
Blog Tour Day 5: Guest Post on Thoughts In Progress: “Who Are You Chatting With?: The Dangers of Anonymous Internet Communications”
Ever since my two sons began using AOL’s instant messaging service in the... read more
Blog Tour Day 4: Guest Post “Writing Thought-Provoking Suspense: Social Themes” on The Write To Make A Living And An Absolutely Amazing Review!
Like many thriller/suspense authors, especially those trained as attorneys, I... read more
Debunking Cain: Turning 999 Upside Down
Herman Cain’s policies escaped close scrutiny while his presidential... read more
Do We Still Have A Dream?
We celebrate anniversaries to mark time, to reflect on progress year over year.... read more
My Hero, My Wife, And A Purple Donkey
Recent events have reminded me that behind every good man stands a better... read more
How You Can Help An Author Who Inspires You
Have you ever experienced the excitement of discovering a new author who... read more
Free Ebook Reader!
No, this is not spam–although it’s not a free iPad, either. But it... read more
Wealth Redistribution, The Law of the Jungle & Seeds of Revolution
We look on with hope and concern as revolution breaks out across the Middle... read more
Author Archives: Larry Kahn
King of Paine Free on Amazon for a Limited Time
King of Paine is being offered for free as a limited time promotion on Amazon.com. It is currently ranked #2 in the Kindle store for all Men’s Adventure novels and #14 in Suspense. Click the link in the right sidebar to go directly to the book’s page on Amazon.
Blog Tour Ends! Kindle Giveaway Contest Winners Announced
Thank you to everybody who participated in the King of Paine blog tour and entered my Kindle Giveaway Contest. My blog hosts were terrific, as evidenced by the excellent reviews, interviews and guest posts now populating the widgets in the right sidebar of this site. They do it all for the love of books and the joy of discovering new authors who inspire and enlighten them. Each blog reflects the personality and preferences of its host, but they are all …
King of Paine
“Larry Kahn has managed to create a cast of unforgettable characters, throwing in a bit of sex and misadventure, while infusing it with legal, moral, and ethical dilemmas. To say that I thought the King of Paine was brilliantly written would be an understatement. I sat down to read the book in the morning and was unable to put it down until I read the very last page!” –The Write To Make A Living “The writing is perfect…Plus, that plot? …
Blog Tour Day 21: Review & Interview on Purple Jelly Bean Chair Reviews
Today is the last day of my three-week blog tour promoting King of Paine, and we finish with a flourish on Purple Jelly Bean Chair Reviews. My host, Natalie, tells me she plans to give me a thorough grilling in our interview before she presents her review of King of Paine. Thank you for following my tour; I hope you’ll join us one last time for my grand finale on Natalie’s hauntingly beautiful blog! Natalie reviews a wide range of …
Festival of Books: Hanukkah Giveaway
The book world is getting its holiday groove on, and eight of us Hanukkah celebrants wanted to join the party. We’ve banded together to announce a Festival of Books, eight days and nights of book giveaways running from December 20th – 28th. We’ll each give away a few of our own ebooks, and one grand prize winner will take home copies of all twelve! THE HANUKKAH STORY Before I get into the contest details, a brief word about Hanukkah, the …
Blog Tour Day 20: My Goodreads Q&A
As my blog tour approaches its end, I thought I’d give readers a chance to ask me questions about King of Paine and my writing in a live venue and also introduce those of you who haven’t found it yet to Goodreads. It’s the largest site for readers and book recommendations in the world, with more than 6 million members added since its launch in 2007. Users recommend books, compare what they are reading, keep track of what they’ve read …
Blog Tour Day 19: Guest Post on CMash Loves To Read, “My Inspiration for King of Paine,” & Book Giveaway
King of Paine melds two wildly different story lines. In one, Special Agent Frank Paine hunts an online stalker who’s taunting him with crimes hinting at the agent’s own kinky past. At the same time, reporter Roger Martin is guided by an angelic woman to investigate missing senior citizens across the country. Given the book’s split personality, readers of today’s guest post on CMash Loves to Read entitled “My Inspiration for King of Paine” will not be surprised that it …
Blog Tour Day 18: Review on Thoughts In Progress
The King of Paine blog tour is making that last turn into the home stretch! Today, we return to Thoughts in Progress for Mason Canyon’s review of, you guessed it, King of Paine. The review will also be featured in The Sunday Salon, a virtual hangout where over five hundred bloggers get together every Sunday and share what they’re reading. After reading Mason’s review, you’ll probably be tempted to browse Thoughts In Progress, an award-winning blog featuring hundreds of book …
Blog Tour Day 17: King of Paine Featured in Indie Book Blowout!
We’re celebrating Day 17 of the blog tour as one of the featured thrillers in the Indie Book Blowout, 12 Days of Christmas event. From December 12 – 24, many great indie titles in all genres will be available for 99 cents. Some of you just cringed, I’m sure of it. You’re thinking there has to be something wrong with a book priced at 99 cents. But the ebook revolution has turned the book world on its head, and open-minded …
Blog Tour Day 16: Review on Opinions of a Wolf
Day 16 of the blog tour takes us to Opinions of a Wolf and the first howling pan of King of Paine on the tour. If you have any doubts about the independence of the reviewers hosting my events, this post will ease your mind! No book is for everyone, and King of Paine deals with some controversial themes. It’s my policy not to hide negative reviews because the last thing I want to do is sell someone a book …
