The Cobb Legacy Now Available!

[J. Conrad Guest]

The Cobb Legacy is now available for download for your Kindle, Nook, EPUB, MOBI or in PDF. Normally priced at $2.99, you can download The Cobb Legacy today for only $1.99.

 

Cagney Nowak is writing a novel around the 1905 shooting death of baseball legend Ty Cobb's father, William, by his mother a week before Ty was called up by the Detroit Tigers. Although she was acquitted by an all-male jury on the grounds that the incident was accidental, the townspeople of Royston, Georgia, thought otherwise. Gossip had it that Amanda Cobb, at age thirty-three - and twenty years her husband's junior - was having an affair and that William, having told her he was going out of town on business, returned to catch her with her lover. At her trial, the questions were never raised as to why she had locked her second story window on a hot August night, or why she'd shot twice - surely she knew, after firing the first barrel of her shotgun, at whom she was shooting? A boyhood friend of Ty's was first on the scene that night, claiming years later that he knew that Amanda had had a lover with her that night, and that he even knew who it was...

When Cagney begins to relive the night of the shooting in his dreams, more than a century later and in the guise of Amanda Cobb, he is led to discover his father's deepest secret. More than a mystery, The Cobb Legacy is the story of a man's efforts to connect with his dying father, a World War II veteran suffering from what today is known as Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome, and to come to terms with his obsession over the Cobb legacy as well as his own adulterous affair and impending divorce, while doubting that love with an old friend can be his.

 

Just contact my publisher at [e-mail] and provide them the promo code “FFTCLJCG” and let them know which format you wish to download and they’ll forward to you a PayPal invoice and, once your payment is processed, you’ll be able to download The Cobb Legacy.

[J. Conrad Guest]

Hi, Aberjhani. Always good to see your comments on my page.

Made for television movie, eh? I like the sound of that. <g>

Interesting publishing model Pulse has. They start with a e-book and release a hard copy three months later. Best of both worlds.

Stay tuned ...

[Author-Poet Aberjhani]

Sounds like a story aching to be adapted into a made-for-television movie. Congrats on making the leap to those all-essential modern-day e-book formats :-)

Aberjhani