Emma at Open Road Media sent this along a few weeks back, and I just made time (finally!) to visit the website for William Tapply at Open Road Media. What a great idea -- Tapply's books were challenging to find at times even when he was still "among us." Since his death, I've thought of his series from time to time, and wished I'd collected all of his books when I still had the chance to meet him. Now, with this "Tapply library" so accessible, I can at least indulge in reading the Brady Coyne titles I never did add to my shelves. Here's Emma's message:
We are thrilled to announce the ebook publication of
seventeen Brady Coyne legal mysteries by William G. Tapply. Written between
1984 and 2009, Tapply’s beloved mysteries begin with the Scriber Crime Novel Award–winning
Death at Charity’s Point, and feature
the avid fisherman and Boston lawyer, Brady Coyne. The Washington Post claims Brady Coyne is “one of the most likeable
sleuths to appear on the crime scene in quite a long time.”
William G. Tapply (1940-2009) was the author of over 40
books, including over two dozen Brady Coyne mysteries. He was a frequent
contributor to outdoor magazines, such as Field
and Stream and American Angler,
as well as an English professor at Emerson College and Clark University.
We hope that by making these novels available as ebooks,
they will reach the wide audience that they deserve. I’d be delighted if you
shared the news on your site or through your social networks, and I encourage
you to check out the new cover art, available on the author’s page here.
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