Greetings Loyal Airmen.  Airship 27 Productions is very, very excited to announce its third book of they year, a modern day suspense crime thriller by Mike Baron called, BIKER.

This is a gritty, tough story of an ex-con, biker Josh Pratt who has turned his life around and is now working for a lawyer as a private investigator.  When a woman dying of cancer ask Pratt to find the baby she gave up years ago, at first he thinks it is an average lost-and-found case until she confesses the baby's father is a sick, twisted psycho name Moon who has vowed to killer her if he ever found her again.  So now Pratt needs to find the boy without arousing the killer dad.  Trust me, Loyal Airmen, once the Air Chief started reading this one, he just couldn't put it down till the end.  Baron has a way with characters as he proved when writing his two classic comic book series, NEXUS and BADGER.  You really don't want to miss BIKER. It features nine interior illustrations by newcomer Joe Arnold and our Art Director Rob Davis designed the stunning cover above.  The book is now on sale at Amazon and through them on Kindle.

                                         
                                                       From GHOST BOY art by Gary Kato

Speaking of Kindle, in the past few months many of you Loyal Airmen have written telling us how much you like being able to get our Airship 27 titles on that e-reader.  Whereas others of you have mentioned being frustrated that not all of our 63 titles are on the service yet.  This is true, but let us assure you we are making lots of progress on that front so that more than half of these old  titles are available on Kindle, as is each new one we publish from now on like last month's GHOST BOY.  See the very cool interior illustration from that volume by artist Gary Kato.  Also note, this past week, Rob did get all four of our SECRET AGENT X books on to Kindle.  So again, thanks for your support and patience.  If there is a particular title you are still waiting on to be added to the Kindle roster and we haven't gotten to it yet, feel free to drop us a line and let us know.  Ultimately, as ever, the goal is to have them all on Kindle.  Hey, who knows, maybe the Air Chief might actually break down and get one of those fancy new toys and see what all the commotion is all about.   Ha.

                                
And finally, while waiting for Gary Kato to get to drawing the 11th issue of  MR. JIGSAW – Man of a Thousand Parts, the Air Chief put out the word on the internet inviting other artists who were willing, to contribute pin-ups of our hero, Jiggy.  One of the first to answer this call was a local friend, artist Abe Akins, who turned in that stellar pin-up above. He did a fantastic job and really captured the fun essence of our break-apart hero. We hope other artists amigos will follow suit.

And there you have it for this week, Loyal Airmen. Thanks as ever for stopping by and take care until next week.
Ron – Over & Out!