North Pole Press Announces "Don't Leave Me in Suspense" Special

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. - April 21, 2015 - PRLog -- In 1963, a movie was released which gave many people nightmares called “The Birds” by Alfred Hitchcock. And today, more than fifty years later people still wonder whatever happened to the hapless residents of Bodega Bay? And further, what caused the birds to go crazy in the first place? Other questions arose such as, was this a worldwide epidemic? Did it happen any where else? Has it happened before or since then?

Well it has. In fact, it's taking place right now. In Return of the Birds, the new novel from author Joe Moore (author of the Santa Claus Trilogy and Santa's Elf Series), he takes you to Southern California where now more than 50 years later, it is taking place all over again.

This time it is worse. More species, from birds of prey down to the simple killdeer are involved. Even the people who escape their attack with a mere scratch have a new terror to face from the encounter. We finally learn (later in the book) what is at the root of all this. But a new question is formed - can it be stopped? Moore weaves suspense and horror together into a genuine thriller that may give you nightmares, but you will finally have your answers.

To commemorate the new release of this fictional sequel to Hitchcock's thriller “The Birds”, North Pole Press is offering an introductory deal. Called the Don't Keep Me in Suspense special, the North Pole Press is offering this exciting book, personally autographed by Moore, for 25% off the cover price, and FREE SHIPPING to boot!

Get this newly published and autographed book for only $14.95 including shipping, but ONLY through The North Pole Press at http://thenorthpolepress.com. Like the birds, this offer will soon fly away, so take advantage of this very special deal before it is gone.

To learn more about this soon to be bestseller from the author himself, check out the new Return of the Birds book trailer at http://youtu.be/jO4-PcRlnQA. Don't be kept in suspense any longer, order your copy today.