Comments on: The Interrogator http://permissiontokill.com/blog/2010/06/23/the-interrogator/ Your guide to the world of espionage Thu, 02 Feb 2012 00:31:08 +0000 hourly 1 By: JJ Cooper http://permissiontokill.com/blog/2010/06/23/the-interrogator/comment-page-1/#comment-899 JJ Cooper Tue, 29 Jun 2010 01:20:07 +0000 http://permissiontokill.com/?p=4070#comment-899 Thank you for taking the time to read my debut novel and provide such a comprehensive review - much appreciated. As for the cover, I'm extremely grateful to make it into print and did ask (gently) my publisher why they elected to go with the cover design for The Interrogator. It does come down to a marketing decision - with my military background they are selling it as a military thriller (McNab and Ryan are both with my publisher). And, as you can tell from the review, there isn't all that much 'military-type' action within. My next novel, Deadly Trust, will be published in August and continues the Jay Ryan series. Ryan has left the military but his past has again come back to haunt him. The cover design is very 'eye-catching' and the book is again marketed as a military thriller. Another chopper and hard-looking soldier with rifle in hand on the cover - something that again does not appear in the novel. I was hoping to move away from such covers as my novels move away from the military aspects. I trust in my publisher's marketing decision for the covers - just hope we change course a little for book 3. Thanks again for the detailed review and kind comments. Cheers, JJ Thank you for taking the time to read my debut novel and provide such a comprehensive review – much appreciated.

As for the cover, I’m extremely grateful to make it into print and did ask (gently) my publisher why they elected to go with the cover design for The Interrogator. It does come down to a marketing decision – with my military background they are selling it as a military thriller (McNab and Ryan are both with my publisher). And, as you can tell from the review, there isn’t all that much ‘military-type’ action within.

My next novel, Deadly Trust, will be published in August and continues the Jay Ryan series. Ryan has left the military but his past has again come back to haunt him. The cover design is very ‘eye-catching’ and the book is again marketed as a military thriller. Another chopper and hard-looking soldier with rifle in hand on the cover – something that again does not appear in the novel. I was hoping to move away from such covers as my novels move away from the military aspects.

I trust in my publisher’s marketing decision for the covers – just hope we change course a little for book 3.

Thanks again for the detailed review and kind comments.

Cheers,

JJ

]]> By: Jeremy http://permissiontokill.com/blog/2010/06/23/the-interrogator/comment-page-1/#comment-889 Jeremy Sun, 27 Jun 2010 10:21:35 +0000 http://permissiontokill.com/?p=4070#comment-889 Cool review, David! I also really enjoyed this, both for the twists and the turns of the plot and also the authentic details about interrogation techniques. Cool review, David! I also really enjoyed this, both for the twists and the turns of the plot and also the authentic details about interrogation techniques.

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