Smith’s Monthly: Issue #67

Dean Wesley Smith

This 67th issue of Smith’s Monthly contains more than one hundred and one thousand words of fiction from USA Today bestselling writer Dean Wesley Smith, including Dean’s first novel ever published from 1988, Warner Questar Books, Laying the Music to Rest. A science fiction novel with a ghost in it and nominated for a horror fiction award—it covers a lot of bases!

There’s more! There are four new short stories from some of Dean’s most popular series: “The Park, The Yard, and Other Cold Places,” a Bryant Street Story; “The Cabin Between the Pines,” a Thunder Mountain time travel story; “Ghost of Poker Games Past,” a Poker Boy story; and “She Was Dancing,” a Marble Grant story.

Sit back and enjoy some ground-breaking fiction!

Smith’s Monthly: Issue #66

Dean Wesley Smith

This 66th issue of Smith’s Monthly contains more than seventy thousand words of fiction from USA Today bestselling writer Dean Wesley Smith, including two full novels from the popular Mary Jo Assassin series: Death Takes a Partner and Death Takes a Diamond. Mary Jo is the most glamorous assassin you can imagine, and in these two novels she faces challenges she never dreamed of!

But that’s not all! There are four new short stories from some of Dean’s most popular series: “The Back Deat,” a Bryant Street Story; “Fifty,” a Thunder Mountain time travel story; “Mystery Cat,” a Pakhet Jones story; and “Just Imagine Murder,” a Marble Grant story.

Hours and hours of entertaining reading!

Smith’s Monthly: Issue #65

Dean Wesley Smith

This 65th issue of Smith’s Monthly contains almost eighty thousand words of fiction from USA Today bestselling writer Dean Wesley Smith, including The Poker Chip, the Ghost of a Chance series origin novel, in which, just fifteen minutes after Dr. Jewel Kelly meets Deputy Sheriff Tommy Ralston, they both die. They simply become ghosts, hanging around their own death scene in the mountains of Montana, waiting for something to happen. But even as ghosts they find each other still really attractive, and in the afterlife their jobs helping people seem to be just as important as before they died.

Also included is a collection of six of Dean’s wacked-out crime stories, Weird Crime.

But that’s not all! There are four new short stories from some of Dean’s most popular series: “A Lack of Tomorrow,” a Bryant Street Story; “Yesterday’s Cold Grave,” a Thunder Mountain time travel story; “Age Might Be a Number,” a Poker Boy story; and “A Big Twisted Plot,” a Marble Grant story.

Hours and hours of entertaining reading!