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Fall issue: Special offer on our classic holiday reads

Dear Peter,


I wanted you to know, as a loyal follower of this space, the latest news about our best deals on my well-reviewed books.


In this Fall Issue of Writer Insider News. you'll begin reading my latest blog post: a reprise of my December 2018 column about the role of women in World War II, Radio: One Woman;s Family in War and Pieces. A competition judge's glowing review of this work, a combined effort between my Mother Alice (1913-1982) and me, makes a fitting introduction to our holiday offer.


Our Black Friday special. now available at Pete's Bookshop, provides free shipping and sales tax paid, a saving of over 25 percent below retail, on personally autographed copies of this and all of our print books.. Since it applies across the board to my biographical memoirs and architectural mysteries,this is your chance to catch up on my work, as it developed over the past twenty years, in my second career as a writer.


Here's to your reading enjoyment and thoughtful holiday giving!


Until next time, good words to you,

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A great gift book: Women's role in World War II 

A judge in the 2018 Writer’s Digest self-published book competition awarded 96 percent of (29 of 30) available rating points to Radio: One Woman’s Family in War and Pieces, by Alice H. Green (1913-1982) and Peter H. Green.The judge writes:


"We’re welcomed into the book by a marvelous writing voice alight with energy, providing a lovely, conversational tone and a natural connection for the reader.


"Finding a woman’s take on life ‘back home’ during the war is a refreshing find, and author more than meets our expectations about the details of life on the home front. I enjoyed the author’s great talent for illustrating settings, and author has a tremendous instinct for pacing. . . . READ MORE

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Prequel to the Patrick MacKenna architectural mystery-thriller series

Patrick MacKenna wins a coveted design job for a new client—a mob boss who’s also his girlfriend’s father, while police think a murder case he has stumbled upon is a mob hit. Meanwhile he falls helplessly for Kitty, a talented waitress his father has brought over from Ireland to work in the family’s Irish pub. Can he let down his client’s daughter, help the law solve the case and survive to finish his project—a young architect’s dream?

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For more good reading,see my architectural mysteries and biographical memoirs, on the Books page, including my newest release, Becoming an Architect: My Voyage of Discovery.

Peter Green will sign his new mystery

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Peter's biographical memoirs and architectural mysteries include:

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