Q: What is the order of the Mike Bowditch series?

Q: Do I need to read the books in order?

A:  No, but the series does follow Mike Bowditch from his first weeks on the job through his early years as a Maine game warden and is very much about his journey from a troubled young man to a mature law enforcement officer. 

Q: What about "The Bear Trap”? “Rabid”? “The Caretaker”? Etc.

A: These works are not book but rather short stories. For the moment, they are available as eShorts, downloadable on phones and other digital devices, as well as audios. I hope to compile them into a printed collection eventually.

Q: How do you pronounce "Doiron"?

A:  Doiron is a name of French extraction, so you are safe pronouncing it "Dwar-uhn" with the stress on the first syllable. That's the way I do, at least, although others in my family pronounce it differently. Or you can just read this.

Q: Are your books available as audiobooks?

A:  Yes. The entire Mike Bowditch series is available as unabridged audiobooks — as either CDs via bookstores, or as digital downloads via Audible, the iTunes Store, Amazon, and other sources of audiobooks.

Q: Are your books also available as ebooks?

A:  Yes. The entire Mike Bowditch series is available in digital editions and can be downloaded from the iTunes Store, Kobo, Amazon, and Nook.

A: Yes. Contact him to learn more about his fees, conditions, and availability.

Q: Does Paul do school and library visits?

A: Congratulations on your great idea and all the best in writing the book. But due to legal and liability issues, I cannot accept other author's work or discuss potential concepts or ideas. Lawyers!

 

Q: I have a great idea for a book! Would you be available to read it, talk about it, help me write it