The Death Tower

THE DEATH TOWER by Tom Johnson: Secret Agent X is back in The Tower of Death. What could a German agent
be after in America? During Secret Agent X's recovery at the Montgomery Mansion after the battle with Zerna's drug gang in 1937, Betty Dale falls
into a trap while following a suspect and is captured by a German Spy. Her
whereabouts are unknown, and indeed, it's not known if she's even alive. Although the Agent hasn't fully recovered from his previous battle with
Zerna (THE FROZEN FORMULA) and the underworld, it's imperative for him to locate and rescue the
girl. For Betty Dale is more precious to him than anything in the world. If
 she has been harmed, he will exact vengeance on those responsible! Available on Amazon Kindle for $0.99 and free on Kindle Unlimited at http://www.amazon.com/Death-Tower-Tom-Johnson-ebook/dp/B00A9YHF96/ref=la_B008MM81CM_1_25?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1445948975&sr=1-25&refinements=p_82%3AB008MM81CM

Partners In Crime

PARTNERS IN CRIME by Tom Johnson. A pulpy read with plenty of action. With the great city in a grip of crime, a new champion is born out of necessity: a Robin Hood in a concrete Sherwood Forest among towering skyscrapers, and men of greed and death. But one lone woman takes up the gauntlet, challenging the very foundation of criminal empires. She stands a lone wolf in ebony of silk, The Black Cat! Now available on Kindle for $2.99 http://www.amazon.com/dp/B014TFDRX8

Hunter's Moon

“Hunter’s Moon” by Tom Johnson. Hunter's Moon, featuring the Moon Man in his best adventure since Frederick C. Davis. With the police closing in on Angel's hideaway, the
 danger for the Moon Man may be escalating for Great City's Robin Hood. To
compound matters, tragedy strikes closer to home. This time, he will not be
 able to provide help to someone close to him. Sergeant Steve Thatcher,
 seeing the people struggling to survive, dons the mysterious garments of the Robin Hood thief to relieve the filthy rich of their ill-gotten gains
to be distributed among the poor by ex boxer Ned Dargan. When they come up against an illegal weapons manufacturer masquerading as a toy company, his fiancé is taken prisoner by criminals and he must not only remove them of their money, but put a stop to their weapons sale overseas. Available on Amazon Kindle for $1.99 at http://www.amazon.com/Hunters-Moon-Tom-Johnson-ebook/dp/B00A9YH6PE/ref=la_B008MM81CM_1_42?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1426466575&sr=1-42 Also available in Tom’s paperback edition short story collection, NEW CLASSIC PULP FICTION STORIES for $15.00 post paid.

Tom's Top Five Kindle Books In 2013

As we close out the year, I tallied up my Kindle sales for 2013, and wanted to share the top five sales of the year with my readers. Actually, two books tied for 4^th and two books tied for 5^th, so my top five sales actually cover seven books this year.

The Soul Stealers remains in the #1 slot for the third year in a row. It’s not surprising, as I’ve had many private comments about this book.

Bad Moon Rising also comes in second again this year. It has been a favorite among the Vietnam veterans. I’m just not so sure about that fellow on the front cover in Tiger Stripes, though.

The Black Bat’s War slides in at #3 this year, which isn’t surprising either. The Black Bat is a favorite among the pulp readers.

Guns of The Black Ghost continues to be one of my best sellers. Possibly one of the best new pulp heroes ever created, it pulls in readers from around the world.

City of Phantoms ties with Guns of The Black Ghost in 4^th place. This one features both the Phantom Detective and The Black Bat in a new pulp tale.

Lost Land of Jur and Drums of Jur tie for 5^th place. The Jur series has been a big seller for years, and remains popular among the lost land and Jurassic fans.

Why not check out some of these Kindle books and see what is bringing the readers back for more every year? All of Tom’s books can be found on his Amazon Page at http://www.amazon.com/-/e/B008MM81CM

Murder Town & The Legend

“Murder Town” & “The Legend by Tom Johnson, available in print for $10.00 post paid from Tom Johnson (fadingshadows40@gmail.com) and Kindle on Amazon for $.99.

Murder Town

Compere had not been able to get Peggy away from the door leading to the stairwell, and he knew that danger lay in that direction. He increased his deadly fire, but had become a non-moving target himself. A bullet from one of the gangster’s guns clipped the little gas container on his belt, and suddenly two skull-faced apparitions appeared, one on each wrist of his hands. With a slight movement of his wrists, the gas-filled balloons were disconnected and flew from his outstretched arms with a loud hiss, each flying in opposite directions.

The appearance of the banshees was so sudden, gangsters turned their fire on the two escaping gas balloons, and Compere accounted for another four hoodlums as their guns had been diverted from him.

Unfortunately, his luck was running out. He heard a light sound from behind, a short sigh from Peggy, and then he felt the cold hard steel of the barrel of a revolver digging into his spine. A vicious voice grunted from behind, "Drop your cannons, friend, or this girl gets a bullet in the head!"

The Legend

After cleaning up the town in 1953, the mysterious crime fighter disappeared. Many thought he had been killed in his last battle with gangdom. None thought he would ever return. But when an old menace surfaces again in the late ‘60s, a gray haired man takes up the mantle of the city’s paladin once more. The Legend had returned.