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New Deal: THE LAST FEW MILES OF ROAD by Eric Beetner

Apr 2, 2023
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Eric Beetner’s THE LAST FEW MILES OF ROAD has sold to Verena Rose at Level Best in a three-book deal by Wayne Arthurson at The Rights Factory.


This trilogy features a geriatric anti-hero whose search for justice leads him and his dog into a murder and mayhem in rural America.


"Eric's a prolific and fantastic writer. His thrillers remind me of old-school crime novels but with modern touches," said TRF agent Wayne Arthurson. "And the protagonist in The Last Few Miles of Road, Carter McCoy, is an amazing anti-hero. I'm pleased that with this three book deal, he'll be able to complete Carter's story."


THE LAST FEW MILES OF ROAD is set for publication in February 2024.

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nytwordlehints
Aug 24

This piece provides a fresh and compelling take on the subject. I appreciate the depth of research and clarity in your writing. pips game

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spring
Aug 16

Old-school crime vibes with modern touches is exactly my sweet spot. Definitely adding this to my TBR for February 2024. Perler Bead Pattern Maker

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spring
Aug 16

Three-book deal with Level Best—great to see a publisher committing to a full trilogy arc. I wonder if the dog makes it through all three books, though. minecraft enchantment tool

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Trees Hate You
Trees Hate You
May 16

The idea of a geriatric anti-hero traveling through rural America with his Trees Hate You while chasing justice gives the series a fresh angle that stands out from more traditional thriller protagonists. It also shows that readers are still very interested in character-driven crime stories with emotional depth and dark humor.

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