SOMETHING COMPLETELY DIFFERENT FOR
EVERY BEATLES FAN
A climatic work of suspense fiction packed with
premium Fab Four trivia, invented characters named after the lad’s recognized
associates, and a tall tale of criminal activity that stands head and shoulders
above the perfect crime, all interwoven among buried Beatles song titles,
concealed within the text that will amuse any John, Paul, George and Ringo
devotee’s search throughout the chapters. eBook Price in the United
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May 13, 2019
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“BEATLEMANIAC”
Don W. Maeder’s Thrilling
Debut eBook Novel
When female city employees of Ash
Lyn, California, start to die after being
bilked out of their life savings and show no signs of struggle or point of
entry wounds, FBI headquarters in D.C. assigns young and sexy Agent Heath
Wilson to apprehend the killer. However, the only useful clue that links the
deaths are mysterious e-mails that brilliantly
mask references to the Beatles. Once they're
read, the intended victim has only hours until she’s dead. Can Heath capture the Beatlemaniac before he strikes
again?
Beatlemaniac is a fatal whodunit
game of cat and mouse chase on a tight schedule.
If you like twist and turn action, a
powerful reciprocated love at first sight
romance, and an FBI agent with a quirky sense of humor, you will love Don W.
Maeder’s original first book. Buy this eBook today for a fun and exciting read.
Right before your eyes, an evil
grudge unfolds the driven madness of greed pitted against the wit and charm of
a hotshot lawman inexperienced with women, who can’t help but wonder if the perfect crime has finally been committed. . . over and over again.
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Don
Maeder Bio
Don W. Maeder first became interested in the Beatles at age 11,
during early January 1964, after the
release of their Capital album, Meet The
Beatles played over and over on his parents’ RCA Victor console by Don’s
two favorite and prettiest
babysitters, Anita Austin and Jeannie Wright. His dad, also named Don, was a
professional drummer and had purchased a scaled, downsize drum set for his son
in 1961, teaching young Don every aspect from how to hold the drumsticks, to using the left foot on the
high-hat and the right foot on the bass drum. Elvis and Everly Brothers 45s
used to spin on a cherished single speaker miniature
record player during practice sessions while his dad was at work, but something
extraordinary happened inside his adolescent soul when he heard Beatles music.
He felt better connected to the beat and happier to apply the lessons he'd
learned following the path of his father. Less than a week later he couldn't
believe his mom would spend two whole dollars and purchase the same album he
and his babysitters had relished.
Day and night, little
Don soaked up the Beatles energy listening to their album while tapping away
with his drumsticks. To his delight, news
spread that the Beatles were coming to America as guests on the Ed Sullivan Show. Don's family gathered
around the TV set that February 9th, and as soon as the
impressionable 11-year-old noticed Ringo seated way in the back and the other
three holding guitars stood right up front, he knew he wanted to be a guitar
player. Naturally, this revelation was a huge disappointment to his father, who
dreamed of having his son introduced with a swirling round of applause at band
jobs that junior would be setting in for a few lively
tunes. But that wasn't about to happen. Young
Don couldn't be persuaded of giving up the guitar and in July, his parents gave him an electric
six-string for his 12th birthday. Music lessons began immediately and by age
13, he had written his first song. After
three years of lessons, young Don joined
his father's band and provided all the rock ‘n’ roll numbers for the
night.
To this day, he readily confesses the lads
of Liverpool are his favorite band and biggest influence who inspired him with a writing ability to
produce melody and lyrics of over 80 original tunes, most of them love songs,
before reaching age 25. Most current, two new
songs emerged in December 2012, and finished with one more in January 2013,
signified as his all-time favorite titled, Satisfy
the Purpose. Since then, he has been busy revising and editing his first
novel, Beatlemaniac, which is now available everywhere eBooks are sold.
Don still plays professionally at least
once or twice a week and specializes in the top of the charts golden oldies of
the 60s, which of course includes many Beatles songs. He lives in Northern
California and is working on a children’s novella, plus three short stories
that should be available soon. All are welcome to leave him a message on his
website blog: www.thisbeatlemaniac.blogspot.com
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