This is one of those stories that I (think I) once picked up when it was free on Amazon.

Set at the eve of the second World War, this was a very short story that I didn't completely understood.

The writing was good and thus it was not an unpleasant read, but being so short there was hardly any place for a story to unfold. Which left me wondering: What did I just read and what was I missing some things perhaps? So overall, I was not really impressed by it. Perhaps had it been a full-length novel, it would have been better

I'm delivering several free stories on Amazon this month -- happy October.

My little alternative history story about JRR Tolkien and CS Lewis is free on Kindle for one week -- enjoy!

Get free story The Cambridge Key >>

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In 1937, the British Crown anticipated war with the emerging fascist leader Adolf Hitler. The British Secret Service was desperate for code-breakers, and for a method to encode messages to Allied agents on the ground, deep in the heart of the continent.

One agent was assigned to solicit the help of a set of secretive, brilliant professors to find a solution to this dangerous puzzle.

The cryptographic key these professors proposed was radical, and changed the course of the war effort (and English literature) forever…

SANCTUARY, my little horrific Halloweenish story, is FREE for a week on Kindle, in celebration of October! 

You can get it here >>

Happy New Year -- like to read military SF, with a time-travel twist?

Here's Part 1 of JANUS WAR - Ignition - now free on Kindle for one week only. 

Get the FREE E-BOOK HERE >>

The first 10 chapters of Nicholas Hallum's Northwest Noir fantasy/horror novel BITTER BLOOD are now FREE on Amazon Kindle all this week. 

Enjoy!             

Read BITTER BLOOD Here >>