To Hunt A Sub

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Jacqui Murray’s debut novel ‘To Hunt a Sub‘ is out. I read an excerpted chapter which I enjoyed so much that I’ve ordered it on my Kindle. There is no guarantee as to when I will read it but I will and follow up with a review.

I’m really happy to put this up as a blog post. It’s the first time I’ve done so. It’s a small token of appreciation for her ongoing support and comments to my infrequent blogs. I’d be happy to do likewise for any of you.

Her posts are so worthwhile – there are so many excellent tips for writers, technical shortcuts on the computer and much much more, all written in her clear and concise style and always a pleasure to read. For checking out and subscribing to her posts:

blog :- https://worddreams.wordpress.com/

link to her Tech Tips for Writers column:  https://worddreams.wordpress.com/category/tech-tips-for-writers/ 

link to her Writer’s Tips column: https://worddreams.wordpress.com/category/writers-tips/

She is the author of the popular Building a Midshipman, the story of her daughter’s journey from high school to United States Naval Academy, and the thriller To Hunt a Sub. She is also the author/editor of over a hundred books on integrating tech into education, adjunct professor of technology in education, webmaster for four blogs, an Amazon Vine Voice book reviewer,  a columnist for TeachHUB, Editorial Review Board member for Journal for Computing Teachers, monthly contributor to Today’s Author and a freelance journalist on tech ed topics. You can find her nonfiction books at her publisher’s website, Structured Learning.

 The link below is to the Kindle version of her new book. I wish her great success!

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01K7VSPBW#navbar

23 Comments on To Hunt A Sub

  1. Thanks for the heads up on this, Susan, and for introducing us to Jacqui.

    Jacqui, best wishes with your book sales. Such achievements in your family. We were a U.S. Navy officer’s family once, so I can relate somewhat.

  2. Susan, I am so very pleased to learn about Jacqui’s book and about her deep knowledge of technical topics and about military life and people. I shall book-mark “To Hunt a Sub” , and this book will soon be on my Kindle.

    Brava Jacqui ! Many encore- books s to you!

    Joe Rubin

    • That’s great Joseph! I hope she’ll come by and see your comment! It’s on my Kindle, TBR (to be read).

      Thanks for coming by, and hope all well in your neck of the woods.

      • My apologies for not getting back sooner. I had some geeky problems which I think are worked out. I hope. I hate when that happens, especially when the timing is horrid.

        I so appreciate you hosting me and introducing me to your wonderful community.

    • Thanks so much, Joseph. I’m working on the sequel right now. I want my robot to be much more talented. Of course, since I’m writing the book, I can make him anything I want!

  3. Hi Susan – I’ve just been over to tap into Jacqui’s blog – another resource. She certainly has lots of experience and with some great resources … so I expect To Hunt a Sub will be an interesting read …

    Cheers Hilary

    • Thanks so much, Hilary. I apologize for not responding sooner. ‘Technical difficulties’ as they say, but I think I’m recovered now. My emails were going nowhere I could see. It took me a while to fix it!

  4. Thanks for introducing me to Jacqui Murray, Susan. I’ll follow your links and do a little exploring. Thank you for introducing a friend and her work to other friends. We need each other!

    • I’m having so much fun with Susan’s friends. This is the great part of a blog hop–meeting new bloggers. I’m going over to check out your posts.

  6. Nice to read your post susan, I will check on the link you have shared, thanks for sharing. This week has been stressful for me as David went for a laser treatment for varicose veins and am just able to balance, today I checked my email, and was glad to read your post. Best wishes to Jacqui 🙂

    • Hi Genevieve, thanks for coming by. I hope Jacqui reads your message and all good wishes to David for his recovery – and hopefully you’ll have a restful weekend. 🙂

    • Thanks, Genevieve, for visiting. I hope that laser treatment is almost recovered. I know it takes a while at times. And isn’t terribly pleasant.

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