Darkness and Blood by Steve Haberman -Book Tour and Giveaway

5/27/2019

Darkness and Blood
by Steve Haberman
Genre: Thriller

There are letter bombs.
There are car bombs.

And in Steve Haberman's DARKNESS AND BLOOD, there is a file bomb, ultra top secret information so horrifying in its content that an unintended recipient, after downloading it, dies from a heart attack?

The south of France, past midnight.

An American intelligence officer, accompanied by several bodyguards, has secretly flown in from London, with some terrible news. The news is for a friend, a very ex-intelligence agent, hiding out in an ancient farmhouse. A mutual confidant, a retired MI5 analyst, he explains, has suffered an odd cardiac arrest and died. To compound the mystery, just before the death, three men had entered the deceased's flat. Two of them ranked high up in British domestic intelligence; the third--from the CIA or MI6?--was an unknown. Minutes later, presumably after their old friend had passed away, those three fled his flat and disappeared into the London night.

So sets in motion with this strange night tale thriller, DARKNESS AND BLOOD, The unnerving, all-too-real sequel to THE KILLING PLOY. Sometimes being overly suspicious can keep you alive.

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A University of Texas graduate, Steve Haberman pursued legal studies at UCLA before embarking on a career as a legal assistant. Profitable stock market investments made travel abroad possible, and he has since visited Europe extensively and frequently, including London, Paris, Prague, Berlin, as well as Milan and Budapest. Many of these feature as settings in his two e-book novels. "Murder Without Pity," a murder mystery with tragic echoes from the past, occurs in Paris. "The Killing Ploy" (with heavy overtones of "fake news" before that was topical) is set partially in several Continental capitals. His two works in progress, "Darkness and Blood," the sequel to "The Killing Ploy," and "Winston Churchill's Renegade Spy" also use foreign locales. He is presently planning another three month trip abroad for research on a fifth thriller, this one set in the post World War II apocalyptic ruin of the German capital.

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42 Comments

James Robert

5/27/2019 06:57:58 am

Hello! Thanks so much for sharing your book with us. Always fun reading about another book to enjoy.

Steve Haberman link

5/27/2019 08:56:44 am

James,
Thanks for taking the time to check in this Memorial Day.
Steve

Calvin

5/27/2019 11:47:32 am

Sounds exciting, cool for a summer read.

5/27/2019 12:22:05 pm

Calvin,
Though D/Blood is fiction, much in it is unfortunately true.
Steve

Rita Wray

5/27/2019 11:51:08 am

The book sounds very intriguing.

5/27/2019 12:25:03 pm

Rita,
It might or might not be intriguing for a reader, but the theme was intriguing enough for me to conduct much research and several drafts.
Steve

Kelly D

5/27/2019 03:32:51 pm

I like the cover. It makes me want to know more about the book.

5/27/2019 04:44:47 pm

Kelly,
Thanks for your kind comments. If you'd like to be notified about further releases, let me know.
Steve Haberman
murderthrillermysteries.com

Dale Wilken

5/27/2019 10:20:24 pm

The book sounds great.

5/28/2019 05:58:47 am

Dale,
Thanks for your comment! If you'd like to be notified of future releases--I'm working on two--drop me a line.
Steve Haberman

Debbie P

5/28/2019 01:44:57 pm

This book sounds like a fascinating read.

5/28/2019 02:39:39 pm

Debbie,
Thanks for your comment. I'm also working on two other thrillers.
Both take place in Europe.
Steve Haberman
www.murderthrillermysteries.com

heather

5/28/2019 02:41:43 pm

Love the title and cover sounds like a great book.

5/28/2019 03:01:45 pm

Heather,
Thanks for your kind comment.
Best wishes,
Steve Haberman

Amy F

5/28/2019 04:38:48 pm

Sounds like a great thriller read!

wendi

5/28/2019 05:55:08 pm

i love the cover!! i would love to have that hanging in a frame!!

5/28/2019 08:55:20 pm

Wendi,
Thanks for the comment about the cover. Though I came up with the idea, I was lucky to find a cover artist to execute it.
Steve

wendy hutton

5/28/2019 06:30:23 pm

sounds like an interesting book

5/28/2019 08:52:48 pm

Wendy,
Thanks for dropping by. I'm working on two more Euro thrillers. If interested in being notified when they come out, let me know.
Steve

Corey Hutton

5/28/2019 09:22:53 pm

Good luck with the book and Thanks for the giveaway.

Emmaline

5/29/2019 07:02:19 am

Whoa, very Fringian plot! That reminds me of the one episode where the agent stealthily cut the stone thing from the deceased's hand but made it look like he was mourning by holding her hand.

Terri quick

5/29/2019 09:15:22 pm

Very cool cover

Steve Haberman

5/30/2019 08:01:44 am

Terri,
You never know how people will receive your cover until it's out there, so thanks for the compliment!
Steve Haberman
murderthrillermysteries.com

Marcy Meyer

5/30/2019 06:48:40 pm

The cover looks great. Sounds like an interesting read.

Mary Cloud

6/2/2019 01:40:34 pm

No questions - the cover is interesting.

6/2/2019 02:14:40 pm

Mary,
Thanks for your feedback. I see writing as a team effort. The story is mine, but others go into getting it out to the public.
Steve

Ann Fantom

6/2/2019 07:57:12 pm

I like the cover. It is very nice!

6/3/2019 07:42:13 am

Ann,
Thanks for your reply. And if you want to be notified of future releases, let me know.
Steve Haberman
www.murderthrillermysteries.com

Mood Reader

6/2/2019 08:39:10 pm

Sounds good.

Kathy Cozzarelli

6/3/2019 03:07:41 pm

The synopsis is great.

6/9/2019 11:27:44 am

Kathy,
Thanks for your comments. If you should read Darkness and Blood, a review would be much appreciated.
Steve

bn100

6/5/2019 09:12:47 pm

interesting book

Denise Higgins

6/8/2019 08:56:30 am

Love the cover

Mya Murphy

6/8/2019 07:21:33 pm

I can't wait to read this!! Sounds amazing!!

6/9/2019 07:10:17 am

Mya,
Thanks for your feedback. Much of Darkness/Blood is based on fact,unfortunately. But that's the world we live in today.

Serge B

6/8/2019 08:41:50 pm

Great morph of the flag into something more sinister!! Very cool

6/9/2019 07:15:49 am

Serge,
Very sharp observation. Great powers can do terrible things at times.
If you want to be notified of other upcoming thriller novels, let me know.
Steve Haberman

Allison Anderson

6/8/2019 09:49:20 pm

This sounds scary!!!

Daniella Bonagura

6/11/2019 01:44:48 pm

Sounds like a good read

Ellen Thompson

6/21/2019 08:37:59 pm

Sounds like a good story!

Donna D Newman

6/22/2019 10:08:10 pm

What's your favorite book?

6/23/2019 08:03:36 am

Donna, I don't have any favorite novel. Some of my favorites are: The Spy Who Came in from the Cold by John Le Carre, Day of the Jackal by Frederick Forsyth, some World War II novels by Alan Furst, and the Human Factor by Graham Greene. All are well written and engaging.