Not Just in the U.S.A.

After receiving the latest review of "Have No Mercy" from one of Indias renowned journalists, Mohammad Vazeeruddin, Bobby Ruble is ecstatic that his novel is receiving international acclaim.

(PRWEB) May 26, 2004 -- Vazeerruddin states, "Have No Mercy" is unputdownable! In the over four decades of my varied journalistic career, I must have read at least two thousand thrillers and reviewed at least 200 of them for leading English publications of India. But if I had to name the 10 best thrillers I have read, I should have no hesitation in including in the list Have No Mercy by Bobby Ruble that I am just through with reading.

The twists and turns in every chapter held my attention to such an extent as to make me read up the whole novel at a stretch.

It is a pity that Hitchcock could not read it, for, after having seen all his movies, I am sure he would have made a film out of it, and it would have been a box-office hit like all his films."

The storyline of this mystery/psychological thriller, the first in the "Have No Mercy" mystery series, is clearly a study of revenge gone wrong. Readers are invited to view the first chapter at http://www.bobbyruble.com and click on 'look inside.

Bobbys wife, Kam, joined him in authoring the second in the series, "Black Rosebud: Have No Mercy II" (ISBN 0-9728-5131-3), published by Global Authors Publications in August 2003. "Black Lily: Have No Mercy III" (ISBN 0-9742-1617-8), has a projected release of June 1, 2004.

For more information, go on line to http://www.bobbyruble.com.
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