Why should I provide my email address?

Start saving money today with our FREE daily newsletter packed with the best FREE and bargain Kindle book deals. We will never share your email address!
Sign Up Now!

A dangerous tale of explosive secrets and back alley CIA/KGB intrigue by bestselling author Noel Hynd: FIREBIRD
Save 75% with this Kindle Countdown Deal!

Today’s Kindle Daily Deals!

brought to you by:

Firebird: The Spy Thriller of the 1960s

by Noel Hynd
4.2 stars – 31 reviews
Everyday Price: $3.89
FREE with Kindle UnlimitedLearn More
Text-to-Speech and Lending: Enabled
Here’s the set-up:

From Publishers Weekly: “Noel Hynd knows the ins and outs of Washington’s agencies both public and secret.”

From Noel Hynd, author of ‘Flowers From Berlin’ comes ‘Firebird,’ an intricate true-to-life spy story that spans half a century.

It is 1968, one of the most tumultuous years of the 20th Century. Frank Cooper, a former star investigative reporter now writes obituaries for a popular New York City tabloid. He hears the confession of a dying man named Leonard Rudawski, a former American diplomat, who bitterly questions the fate of Pavel Lukashenko, a would-be Soviet defector in Paris in 1965. Lukashenko promised to expose the espionage secret of a generation if he could get to the West. But the defector, code named “Firebird,” vanished.

Or did he?

Cooper teams with Lauren Richie, a young NY/Latina reporter from the same tabloid. They prowl into the dying man’s confession. Soon they are onto the story of their lifetimes, reviving a dangerous once-cold trail of back channel/back alley CIA and KGB intrigue and tradeoffs, all of which factor into the 3-way racially tinged American election of that year: Nixon vs. Humphry vs. the segregationist George Wallace. Murder, espionage, romance, betrayal and conspiracy intertwine. Readers will meet and recognize dozens of memorable “real life” characters: reporters, gangsters, diplomats, call girls, spy masters, politicians and assassins. The story is tough, large, sprawling and historically precise. “Russians sabotage and destabilize the west,” says one experienced reporter with KGB knowledge. “It’s not just what they do. It’s what they do best.”

The story straddles the decades from World War Two to 2018, even throwing a cynical light on Russian-American relations of today.

“Hynd is a solid, dependable writer with enough literary flair to move him up a few notches above the Ludlums and Clancys of the world. —Booklist

A young American woman goes to Paris in the mid-1920’s to paint and fulfill her artistic dreams. But darkness and terror await her…
Twenty Flowers of Evil: A Ghost Story in Paris by Noel Hynd

Today’s Kindle Daily Deals!

brought to you by:

Twenty Flowers of Evil: A Ghost Story in Paris

by Noel Hynd
Everyday Price: $2.99
FREE with Kindle UnlimitedLearn More
Text-to-Speech and Lending: Enabled
Here’s the set-up:

Paris in the 1920’s, a time of jazz, flappers, fast money, vibrant clubs and the excesses of life for those who survived World War One. Montparnasse in that era: the quarter of Paris that was home to Hemingway and Fitzgerald, Gertrude Stein, James Joyce, Picasso, Man Ray, and countless other creative souls from all over the world. They drank, they partied, they created and they hung out at famous cafes like Le Coupole, La Rotonde and Le Select.

But there was also a dark spiritual undertone to the city during The Roaring Twenties (or as the French called it, ‘Les Annees Folles.’ This was a time of, gangsters, wounded ex-soldiers and angry spirits…..

Audrey Hamilton is a young American woman who comes to Paris in the mid-1920’s to paint and fulfill her artistic dreams. But darkness and terror await her in the profane disturbed spirit of Charles Baudelaire, the masterful poet of the 19th Century masterpiece ‘Les Fleurs du Mal.’ The long dead poet reaches out to Audrey from his grave the grave in the brooding Cemetery of Montparnasse.

TWENTY FLOWERS OF EVIL is a frightening literate ghost story as well as an ode to the Paris of the 1920’s. Lavishly illustrated with rare photographs and new art, it is a novel, an art exhibition, a trip back in time and a dark love letter to the city of Paris and a special time in the 20th Century.

“Twenty Flowers of Evil” is another stunning ghost story by NOEL HYND, author of ‘Ghosts,’ ‘Cemetery of Angels’ and USA Best Seller ‘A Room For The Dead.’

Making this edition even more memorable are the original illustrations of French Artist, KARINE STADER, whose work has been shown in galleries across Europe and the US. This is her print and Kindle debut.

****

Of GHOSTS by Noel Hynd

“GHOSTS is one of the most refreshing reads of the year….It is a reminder of what made us love horror in the first place. GHOSTS is a gem.” T. Liam McDonald, Cemetery Dance Magazine

“GHOSTS left me feeling truly haunted. It is a remarkable novel.” Rick Hautala

“Noel Hynd is one of the few authors that has succeeded in showing us what we sense in the deepest reaches of our minds. He is a master because he is willing to go where we don’t want to go in regards to the supernatural.” Tobe Hooper, director of POLTERGEIST and SALEM’S LOT.

Of CEMETERY OF ANGELS

“Chilling ghost scenes enrich the suspense-powered plot….” – Kirkus

“Believable and authentic, builds to a terrifying climax…..” – Publishers Weekly

A baseball classic about the men and women of a memorable times and place. A must for ALL NY baseball fans – Giants, Dodgers and Yankees…
The Giants Of The Polo Grounds: The Glorious Times of Baseball’s New York Giants by Noel Hynd

The Giants of The Polo Grounds: The Glorious Times of Baseball’s New York Giants (Revised Expanded Edition)

by Noel Hynd
4.2 stars – 8 reviews
FREE with Kindle UnlimitedLearn More
Text-to-Speech and Lending: Enabled
Here’s the set-up:

The expanded and revised edition! A big free-wheeling uncensored FUN read about a great team, a great ball park and a great city.

The Giants of The Polo Grounds is the definitive work on baseball’s New York Giants and their tenure in New York City. An “Editor’s Choice” of The New York Times when it was first published more than 20 years ago, the book was also a Spitball Magazine nominee for the Best Baseball Book of the year. Author Noel Hynd, a former contributor to Sports Illustrated, has now created a new edition that maintains all the previous text, but expands the work to more than 600 pages from the original 375. Included this time are more stories about McGraw, Ott, Durocher and Mays and their opponents, plus more on the men and women from other sports and various fields of entertainment who also were ‘giants’ of the Polo Grounds: from boxers Jack Dempsey and Sugar Ray Robinson to entertainers Annie Oakley and Tallulah Bankhead to football’s Red Grange and soccer’s Béla Guttmann.

The Giants of The Polo Grounds is the story of a famous team, a renowned ball park, an invincible spirit and America’s most vibrant city from the 1880’s to the 1950’s. The new edition is packed with remarkable anecdotes about Broadway, New York politics, good guys and bad guys who made the Giants’ era in New York unique and memorable. The new edition, practically the equivalent of two volumes, also features more than 100 photos and illustrations, most of them new, some rarely seen.

Critical Praise for

The Giants of The Polo Grounds

“A compelling and comprehensive history of an extraordinary ball club.” -New York Times

“Grandly digressive! The owners, stars like Mathewson and Mays, various eccentric players are all here in this vivid history by Sports Illustrated contributor Hynd.” – Publishers’ Weekly

“Fans of all ages will treasure the crazy quilt text for its stylish recall of the game’s summer roots.” -Kirkus Library Journal

“Just plain enjoyable as baseball is supposed to be.” – The Pennsylvania Gazette

Think of it as a grand slam into the center field bleachers in the bottom of the 9th!

A long dead poet reaches out to Audrey from his grave in…
Twenty Flowers Of Evil: A Ghost Story In Paris by Noel Hynd

Twenty Flowers of Evil: A Ghost Story in Paris

by Noel Hynd
Everyday Price: $4.99
FREE with Kindle UnlimitedLearn More
Text-to-Speech and Lending: Enabled
Here’s the set-up:

Paris in the 1920’s, a time of jazz, flappers, fast money, vibrant clubs and the excesses of life for those who survived World War One. Montparnasse in that era: the quarter of Paris that was home to Hemingway and Fitzgerald, Gertrude Stein, James Joyce, Picasso, Man Ray, and countless other creative souls from all over the world. They drank, they partied, they created and they hung out at famous cafes like Le Coupole, La Rotonde and Le Select.

But there was also a dark spiritual undertone to the city during The Roaring Twenties (or as the French called it, ‘Les Annees Folles.’ This was a time of, gangsters, wounded ex-soldiers and angry spirits…..

Audrey Hamilton is a young American woman who comes to Paris in the mid-1920’s to paint and fulfill her artistic dreams. But darkness and terror await her in the profane disturbed spirit of Charles Baudelaire, the masterful poet of the 19th Century masterpiece ‘Les Fleurs du Mal.’ The long dead poet reaches out to Audrey from his grave the grave in the brooding Cemetery of Montparnasse.

TWENTY FLOWERS OF EVIL is a frightening literate ghost story as well as an ode to the Paris of the 1920’s. Lavishly illustrated with rare photographs and new art, it is a novel, an art exhibition, a trip back in time and a dark love letter to the city of Paris and a special time in the 20th Century.

“Twenty Flowers of Evil” is another stunning ghost story by NOEL HYND, author of ‘Ghosts,’ ‘Cemetery of Angels’ and USA Best Seller ‘A Room For The Dead.’

Making this edition even more memorable are the original illustrations of French Artist, KARINE STADER, whose work has been shown in galleries across Europe and the US. This is her print and Kindle debut.

****

Of GHOSTS by Noel Hynd

“GHOSTS is one of the most refreshing reads of the year….It is a reminder of what made us love horror in the first place. GHOSTS is a gem.” T. Liam McDonald, Cemetery Dance Magazine

“GHOSTS left me feeling truly haunted. It is a remarkable novel.” Rick Hautala

“Noel Hynd is one of the few authors that has succeeded in showing us what we sense in the deepest reaches of our minds. He is a master because he is willing to go where we don’t want to go in regards to the supernatural.” Tobe Hooper, director of POLTERGEIST and SALEM’S LOT.

Of CEMETERY OF ANGELS

“Chilling ghost scenes enrich the suspense-powered plot….” – Kirkus

“Believable and authentic, builds to a terrifying climax…..” – Publishers Weekly

 

Kindle Countdown Deal! 67% off a classic novel of World War II and its chilling aftermath: The Sandler Inquiry: A Spy in New York by Noel Hynd, bestselling author of FLOWERS FROM BERLIN

Don’t miss today’s Thriller of the Day

The Sandler Inquiry

by Noel Hynd
4.1 stars – 123 reviews
Currently FREE for Amazon Prime Members
FREE with Kindle UnlimitedLearn More
Text-to-Speech and Lending: Enabled
Here’s the set-up:

Noel Hynd knows the ins and outs of Washington’s agencies both public and secret. – Publishers Weekly

A deadly and elusive man. A young woman seeking justice and retribution. A thirty-year-old secret from World War Two. A latter day showdown among British, American, and Soviet intelligence services.

Who was Karl Sandler? Wartime patriot? Or a ruthless and amoral monster who put his vast financial machine behind the highest bidder? Leslie McAdam calls him by another name: her father.

Based on a shocking and shameful episode in history that threatened to alter the course of the world’s economic future, The Sandler Inquiry tells a gripping and unforgettable story of espionage and intrigue, loyalty and love, set in the sprawling ragged violence-prone New York City of the 1970’s.

Determined to claim her rightful inheritance — and to uncover the shrouded past of the man she knew as her father — Leslie has come to Thomas Daniels, a New York attorney haunted by his own bloodstained family history. Yet not even Daniels can imagine what lies beneath decades-old secrets when he launches an inquiry into his client’s murky past. As he moves through the twisting labyrinth of the world’s intelligence community, he uncovers a monstrous link between the man who called himself Karl Sandler and a conspiracy reaching to the highest levels of government…in three countries. From America to Europe to Soviet Russia, he pursues a cold trail that is suddenly red-hot, as the violence of the past lives again and Daniels is stalked by a deadly adversary who must keep the truth buried at all costs.

Now available in a brand-new Amazon Kindle edition, it is a classic novel of World War II and its chilling aftermath from Noel Hynd, the author of FLOWERS FROM BERLIN.

Editorial Reviews:

“A HUMDINGER! Incredible tension, byzantine plotting, fascinating people. Keeps you off balance and guessing all the way. How it all works out is enthralling and chilling.” – Publishers Weekly.

“Fast moving, intriguing and very readable, this spy mystery gets its impact from its intricate plot and complex characterization. For those who revel in suspicious characters, sinister happenings and baffling mystery, Noel Hynd’s latest novel is a delight.” – The Christian Science Monitor.

“Noel Hynd had you glued to the last page! – Boston Globe

“Fast-paced and extremely well plotted…espionage, murder and romance are all intertwined in this up to the minute thriller… Keeps the reader on the edge of his seat!” – The Mirror Magazine (London)

“Hynd is a few notches above the Ludlums and Clancys of the world.” – Booklist

“Russians sabotage and destabilize the west,” says one experienced reporter with KGB knowledge. “It’s not just what they do. It’s what they do best.”
Noel Hynd’s intricate true-to-life spy thriller, FIREBIRD

→ Kindle Nation Daily eBook of The Day ←

Firebird: The Spy Thriller of the 1960s

by Noel Hynd
4.7 stars – 12 reviews
Everyday Price: $3.89
Text-to-Speech and Lending: Enabled
Here’s the set-up:

From Publishers Weekly: “Noel Hynd knows the ins and outs of Washington’s agencies both public and secret.”

From Noel Hynd, author of ‘Flowers From Berlin’ comes ‘Firebird,’ an intricate true-to-life spy story that spans half a century.

It is 1968, one of the most tumultuous years of the 20th Century. Frank Cooper, a former star investigative reporter now writes obituaries for a popular New York City tabloid. He hears the confession of a dying man named Leonard Rudawski, a former American diplomat, who bitterly questions the fate of Pavel Lukashenko, a would-be Soviet defector in Paris in 1965. Lukashenko promised to expose the espionage secret of a generation if he could get to the West. But the defector, code named “Firebird,” vanished.

Or did he?

Cooper teams with Lauren Richie, a young NY/Latina reporter from the same tabloid. They prowl into the dying man’s confession. Soon they are onto the story of their lifetimes, reviving a dangerous once-cold trail of back channel/back alley CIA and KGB intrigue and tradeoffs, all of which factor into the 3-way racially tinged American election of that year: Nixon vs. Humphry vs. the segregationist George Wallace. Murder, espionage, romance, betrayal and conspiracy intertwine. Readers will meet and recognize dozens of memorable “real life” characters: reporters, gangsters, diplomats, call girls, spy masters, politicians and assassins. The story is tough, large, sprawling and historically precise. “Russians sabotage and destabilize the west,” says one experienced reporter with KGB knowledge. “It’s not just what they do. It’s what they do best.”

The story straddles the decades from World War Two to 2018, even throwing a cynical light on Russian-American relations of today.

“Hynd is a solid, dependable writer with enough literary flair to move him up a few notches above the Ludlums and Clancys of the world. —Booklist

Firebird: The Spy Thriller of the 1960s by [Hynd, Noel]

International bestseller with more than 1,000,000 copies sold! Noel Hynd’s classic American spy novel Flowers From Berlin

→ Kindle Nation Daily eBook of The Day ←

Flowers From Berlin – The Classic American Spy Novel (25th Anniversary Edition)

by Noel Hynd
4.4 stars – 511 reviews
Currently FREE for Amazon Prime Members
Text-to-Speech and Lending: Enabled
Here’s the set-up:

MORE THAN 1,000,000 COPIES IN PRINT OR DOWNLOADED!

Perhaps the greatest American spy novel! Ever!

The classic American spy novel, from the author of, “False Flags: Betrayal in London,” “The Sandler Inquiry: A Spy in New York” and “Payback in Panama.”

Love and betrayal, spies and patriots, murder and romance, Roosevelt versus Hitler on the eve of World War Two. “Winds of War” meets “The Eye of The Needle.”

This espionage thriller follows FBI agent William Cochrane’s efforts to stop a Nazi spy from assassinating FDR. Toss in a love affair with a British Secret Service operative and you have the makings of a page-turner. LJ’s reviewer found the book “complex in characterization, crisp in dialogue, and thorough in its background” (LJ 3/15/85).

“First rate!” – The Cleveland Plain-Dealer

“A Chiller!” – Los Angeles Times

“A Super spy novel!” The Savannah News-Presse

It is 1939. Roosevelt is winding down his second term in the White House. The Nazis have taken Austria, and Stalin’s Red Army is systematically eliminating the Kremlin’s enemies. Europe is going to hell in a handbasket. With isolationist sentiment running high in America, and the president’s popularity at an all-time low, Hitler seizes the moment and dispatches his secret weapon: An agent named ‘Siegfried’ who conceals himself behind the mask of middle-class America. A chameleon who can change identities and personalities at will. A cold-blooded killer who will win the war for Germany.

A banker, linguist, and demolitions expert who has successfully infiltrated German intelligence, FBI Special Agent Thomas Cochrane is handpicked by Roosevelt for an impossible mission: To find Hitler’s spy before he carries out a plan that will remove the president from office at a critical moment in the century’s history. As Cochrane, with the help of British Intelligence agent Laura Worthington, circles closer to his elusive quarry, a spy with supporters in the highest levels of U.S. government readies the world stage for a final act of annihilation that will alter the tide of war–and the future of the free world–in unthinkable ways.

Imagine a world where your most precious inalienable rights are denied. Where individual freedom is a thing of the past. Imagine World War II without FDR …

Flowers From Berlin - The Classic American Spy Novel (25th Anniversary Edition) by [Hynd, Noel]