Here at last is number seven in the Thomas Black series, back in print for Amazon Kindle here.
And for Barnes and Noble Nook here.
This is part two of what I’m calling the Birchfield trilogy and is one of my very favorites.
Ann Rule said about this book. “The Portland Laugher” sings all the way through. Chilled my veins and made me laugh out loud and fooled me when I got too smug.”
I want to think the post title is a reference to a quote from the book.
But, yeah, I fear that most people do not read novels. I think that has always been the case, but, like everything, is more the case now.
Portland Laugher is one of my favorites too. But it always made an odd … repeat title after Nervous Laughter. I could not remember, based solely on the title, if I had already read it.
In any case, I look forward to reading it again, purchased in Kindle.
The title quote came from an interview with a novelist I was listening to on NPR while I jiggered with the website.
It occurred to me that I’m a bridle maker at the turn of the last century. So are a lot of other storytellers.
This one is my favorite. “Billy Battle” is the coolest name for a badass ever…
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