Tag Archives: The Overnighter’s Secrets

You’d Better Believe It

Posted on July 25, 2019 by Jeff Salter

Yes, I Re-Read My Own Books By Jeff Salter This week’s topic is whether we read our own books. My answer: absolutely yes. But let me qualify that response by explaining the difference between a WORKING read and a PLEASURE … Continue reading →

Posted in author's life, Jeff Salter, Miscellaneous, novels, publishing, writing | Tagged Called to Arms Again, Hid Wounded Reb, Jacob Phillips, Stuck on Cloud Eight, The Ghostess & MISTER Muir, The Overnighter’s Secrets | 13 Comments

Promoting The Overnighter’s Secrets

Posted on January 10, 2013 by Jeff Salter

By Jeff Salter This week is open for, among other things, promotion! My first published novel (though my seventh to complete), “The Overnighter’s Secrets”, was released May 24 last year by Astraea Press. I’ve been calling it romantic suspense; my … Continue reading →

Posted in Jeff Salter, Miscellaneous, protagonists, romance, writing | Tagged actress, Astraea Press, inspiration, Lizette Thorne, mementoes, overnighter, silent movies, The Overnighter’s Secrets | 9 Comments

Free Space Equals Free Advertising

Posted on September 20, 2012 by Jeff Salter

Re-introducing “The Overnighter’s Secrets” By Jeff Salter Like some of the Resident Foxes, I’m taking advantage of our ‘Free Space’ week to talk about my novel, “The Overnighter’s Secrets”, published this past May by Astraea Press. I’ve … Continue reading →

Posted in Jeff Salter, Miscellaneous, writing | Tagged actress, Astraea Press, breadsticks, inspiration, J.L. Salter, Lizette Thorne, mementoes, mirror, overnighter, Pizza, silent movies, The Overnighter’s Secrets | 46 Comments

Back-Story: The Overnighter’s Secrets

Posted on May 31, 2012 by Jeff Salter

By Jeff Salter On Apr. 30 this year, I was proofing galleys for “The Overnighter’s Secrets”. Why do I highlight that bit of info? Because, on Apr. 30, one YEAR ago, I was standing in my friend’s garage … Continue reading →