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Earth Day Special for ‘Green Noir’ Recycling Mystery

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To honor Earth Day, I’m practically giving away Wasted, my “green noir” mystery set in the Berkeley recycling world — $0.99 for the e-book, and $10.23 for the paperback. Until May 1.

Wasted is not just another trashy mystery — it explores rich and resonant themes of reinvention, transition, and discarding that which no longer serves us. Part mystery, part love triangle, and part political satire, Wasted asks the age-old question: How do I act with truth and integrity, make the world a better place, and still get laid?

Please share with someone you think would enjoy it.

See greennoir.com for more.

This has nothing to do with recycling or Earth Day, but I want to share what a recent reviewer on GoodReads said was her favorite quote of the book.

“Actually Barb’s been giving me mixed signals all along. I remember what an advice columnist said, that when someone gives you mixed signals, it’s actually a message that couldn’t be more clear — I’m trouble and you should stay away from me.”

About John Byrne Barry

John Byrne Barry is author of four "page-turners with a conscience" — Pirates of Sausalito: Houseboat Wars Murder Mystery, When I Killed My Father: An Assisted-Suicide Family Thriller, Bones in the Wash: Politics is Tough. Family is Tougher, and Wasted, a "green noir" mystery set in the Berkeley recycling world. He's also an actor, pickleball player, and and crossing guard. He lives in Mill Valley.

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