Operation Mallory was set up to help a fellow author, Stephen C. Spencer has written some great books, but Steve also has cancer. He’s suffered with a brain tumour for a while, and kept it pretty quiet. The observant among you will notice he stopped blogging and tweeting.
All the authors who follow this blog will appreciate how hard it is getting your book noticed. If you can’t promote, then your books go unseen and unloved. For someone in the USA (where medical treatment isn’t paid for by the state), this is a double whammy. You lose income while incurring huge unexpected bills.
So I’m helping spread the word, here is a link to Sean Campbell’s blog where news of the campaign can be found 90 Days Novel. Please help all you can with re-blog, tweet etc.
Here’s a bit more about Steve’s books
Dubbed “America’s James Bond”, Paul Mallory is a journalist working for the secretive Cramer Corporation. They don’t sell newspapers. Instead, they have equally secretive subscribers who pay a million bucks a year to find out about the news before it happens.
Paul is dispatched to report from the frontlines in what can only be described as immersive journalism. Frequently Paul goes beyond merely reporting the news – he becomes a part of it.
The Paul Mallory series, written by US Navy Vet and cancer survivor Stephen C Spencer has won acclaim from critics and readers alike. With four novels out and one on the way, the Paul Mallory series has plenty to offer the keen thriller reader.
In 2014, Crimeways of Indiana are-releasing the entire Paul Mallory series with beautiful new covers:
For a limited time book one in the series, IT’S ALWAYS DARKEST, is totally free to download at http://viewbook.at/ItsAlwaysDarkest
For the next month the Paul Mallory series is on the biggest book tour in internet history. Find out more and get involved at http://goo.gl/D3TrCK
Stephen C. Spencer is the author of the increasingly-popular Paul Mallory series. Spencer lives in central Indiana with his wife, Melissa, and their two children, Kaitlyn and Evan. Find out more about him at http://www.StephenCSpencer.com
Steve’s Website – http://www.StephenCSpencer.com
Social Media:
Twitter – https://twitter.com/StephenCSpencer
Amazon (these links redirect according to region automatically):
Book 1 – It’s Always Darkest http://viewbook.at/ItsAlwaysDarkest (Going Free soon) Free on Smashwords, see Sean’s note below
Book 2 – The Devil You Say http://viewbook.at/TheDevilYouSay
Book 3 – Third Time Lucky http://viewbook.at/ThirdTimeLucky
Book 4 – Middle of Nowhere http://viewbook.at/MiddleOfNowhere
Book 5 – Ghost of a Chance is not out yet, keep an eye on Steve’s website for updates.
Short #1 Window of Opportunity – http://viewbook.at/Window
Short #2 Role Reversal – http://viewbook.at/RoleReversal
Steve’s Amazon profile – http://author.to/StephenCSpencer
Rosie Amber 
Thank you Rosie! Steve is lucky to have so many great supporters.
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Reblogged this on Legends of Windemere and commented:
Help out an author in need.
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I just shared your post on Facebook, and now I will check out his blog and get his book. I’m so glad you posted this. My heart goes out to Stephen. Glad he has friends and fans like you. I’m not very technically minded, so if you tell me “how” to re-blog this, I’d be happy to do so.
Deb@ http://debioneille.blogspot.com
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Not sure if you can re-blog to BlogSpot from WordPress. You can however copy and paste the URL for this post, which should be at the top of your viewing page, into a little post on your blog, perhaps saying, please visit this post and support a fellow author etc. Hope this helps. I’m not very technical either!
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Deb,
M for Mallory would fit in nicely with your alphabet blogging 🙂
All the images and things for Operation Mallory are in this folder – feel free to stick anything you find useful on your blog.
http://goo.gl/D3TrCK
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The above link will work for anyone who wants to help out too, there’s lots in the folder to choose from.
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They look good. I tweeted it.
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Thanks for the help.
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Thanks for letting us know about this Rosie – I wish the campaign much success! H xx
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Thank you.
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These books look like great reads – I on them!
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Thanks.
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Reblogged this on Fiction Favorites and commented:
Rosie Amber is asking we all get behind Paul Mallory in his time of need. Sean Campbell’s blog carries news of the campaign. It is found in Rosie’s post, but here it is as well: 90 Days Novel
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Reblogged this on 1WriteWay and commented:
Let’s show what a great community of writers and bloggers we are by supporting Operation Mallory, a project set up to help author Stephen C. Spencer who is battling cancer. Please read Rosie’s post for more details.
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Steve’s first book, It’s Always Darkest is now free on Smashwords for anyone who would like a copy – https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/428604
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Reblogged this on S.K. Nicholls and commented:
This series and author needs your support. Let’s show Stephen C. Spencer the true spirit of community and get behind him by buying these books. Some are free now!
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Reblogged this on Year 'Round Thanksgiving Project and commented:
Help out a fellow Hoosier. I just bought and downloaded my first one.
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Thank you Pamela, that sounds really great.
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Picked it up after you tweeted about it a few hours ago, and just finished it in one sitting. What a book! Buying the rest now.
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Oh Brilliant! Now there’s a great recommendation folks, thank you so much for supporting this project.
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This post today counts as one of Rosie’s good deeds. Calling attention to Stephen Spencer’s work will certainly brighten his day. Sending prayers for Stephen and his family
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Thank you Stepheny.
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I have nook. Are these available on non-kindle sites?
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Steve’s, got to upload the books to other retail sites, so keep an eye out for them soon, we’ll try to keep people informed of any new updates. Thanks for asking.
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Pragya, you can get the books in any format you need from Smashwords – https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/428604
For Nook, just click the ePub button to download the file then plug your nook into your PC, and drag the file over (like a USB stick).
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I know this campaign has died down, but wanted to tell you that Steve passed away 6 December 2014 at home. I’m trying to finish what he began, but Steve didn’t leave me much to go on. Thank you all for your support. He greatly appreciated (and was overwhelmed by) it. – Melissa Spencer
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Thanks for letting us know, best wishes, Rosie.
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