The Park Thrillers Black Friday Sale was a huge success. Park Thriller fans pushed Unleashing Colter's Hell and Lost Cause into Amazon's top 1000 best sellers.
Lost Cause, the Civil War/National Park thriller is #720 on Amazon's Political thriller list, while Unleashing Colter's Hell the Yellowstone thriller nearly cracked the top 500 Terrorism Thrillers!
Thanks to everyone who made this happen! In light of this success, Park Thrillers will extend the Black Friday $0.99 sale. Get your copies here.
Thanks again!
Buy Unleashing Colter's Hell, Lost Cause, and Need To Know three of Amazon's top selling national park thrillers today!
Saturday, November 28, 2015
Sunday, November 22, 2015
The best Park Ranger thriller?
Once again google knows its thrillers!
Get your copies of Unleashing Colter's Hell and Lost Cause here.
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Wednesday, November 18, 2015
Everything you wanted to know about being a Ranger
Ever wondered how a park ranger knows all the names of every flower or animal in their park? Ever wondered why some rangers where baseball caps, while others wear the famed flat hat? Ever wondered what advice rangers really give visitors on what to do when confronted with a bear on the trail?
The following is a talk on some of the fun, adventure, crazy questions and wacky adventures I got into over my five seasons as a ranger. It also provides my behind the scenes, never before shared insight into what rangers really do and think.
Enjoy!
Sean Smith is a former Yellowstone Ranger, and an award winning conservationist, TEDx speaker, and author. He writes national park thrillers from his home in the shadow of Mount Rainier National Park. To learn more about his thrillers click here or follow him on twitter: @parkthrillers
The following is a talk on some of the fun, adventure, crazy questions and wacky adventures I got into over my five seasons as a ranger. It also provides my behind the scenes, never before shared insight into what rangers really do and think.
Enjoy!
Sean Smith is a former Yellowstone Ranger, and an award winning conservationist, TEDx speaker, and author. He writes national park thrillers from his home in the shadow of Mount Rainier National Park. To learn more about his thrillers click here or follow him on twitter: @parkthrillers
Wednesday, November 11, 2015
Monday, November 9, 2015
President Obama and all Rangers share something in common
President Obama and all park rangers share something else in common.
We've all lived in National Parks.
As the President notes in this video, the White House is a national park. I've got the President beat on this matter, as I've lived in three parks: Glacier, the North Cascades, and Yellowstone.
Like the President, my time living in national parks underlined to me that these places belong to all Americans including those yet unborn.
National Parks are the physical manifestation of what Americans hold dear. However, they are even more, they provide a path forward to a better world.
America faces significant challenges. However, I've seen the power of national parks to break down barriers and reveal the common ground we all share. Sharing common ground and understanding is the first step in a conversation which can lead to real and lasting change.
As the President reminds us, it will take all of us to protect our parks and planet. But in the end, it shouldn't be that difficult, because by protecting our parks, we are really protecting ourselves.
Sean Smith is a former Yellowstone Ranger, and an award winning conservationist, TEDx speaker, and author. He writes national park thrillers from his home in the shadow of Mount Rainier National Park. To learn more about his thrillers click here or follow him on twitter: @parkthrillers
We've all lived in National Parks.
As the President notes in this video, the White House is a national park. I've got the President beat on this matter, as I've lived in three parks: Glacier, the North Cascades, and Yellowstone.
Like the President, my time living in national parks underlined to me that these places belong to all Americans including those yet unborn.
National Parks are the physical manifestation of what Americans hold dear. However, they are even more, they provide a path forward to a better world.
America faces significant challenges. However, I've seen the power of national parks to break down barriers and reveal the common ground we all share. Sharing common ground and understanding is the first step in a conversation which can lead to real and lasting change.
As the President reminds us, it will take all of us to protect our parks and planet. But in the end, it shouldn't be that difficult, because by protecting our parks, we are really protecting ourselves.
Sean Smith is a former Yellowstone Ranger, and an award winning conservationist, TEDx speaker, and author. He writes national park thrillers from his home in the shadow of Mount Rainier National Park. To learn more about his thrillers click here or follow him on twitter: @parkthrillers
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Thursday, November 5, 2015
Why I work to protect national parks!
Here's a short video I did a few years back which like my Ted Talk from last year, encapsulates why I work to protect national parks.
Like many of you, I'm sure national parks are more than pretty place, or sites where history changing events took place. Why they resonate so much for so many people I believe is likely do to the fact that they are places where personal stories were written, places where memories were made.
As I state in this video national parks are like the scrapbook of many of my fondest experiences. I'm sure its the same for many of you as well.
Sean Smith is a former Yellowstone Ranger, and an award winning conservationist, TEDx speaker, and author. He writes national park thrillers from his home in the shadow of Mount Rainier National Park. To learn more about his thrillers click here or follow him on twitter: @parkthrillers
Like many of you, I'm sure national parks are more than pretty place, or sites where history changing events took place. Why they resonate so much for so many people I believe is likely do to the fact that they are places where personal stories were written, places where memories were made.
As I state in this video national parks are like the scrapbook of many of my fondest experiences. I'm sure its the same for many of you as well.
Sunday, November 1, 2015
LOST CAUSE - Semi Finalist! Vote NOW!
LOST CAUSE, the latest Grayson Cole thriller is a semi-finalist in the Author's DB cover contest. Set in America's civil war national parks, LOST CAUSE is a fast paced chase to recover a relic previously owned by Robert E. Lee. A relic rumored to have the power to start a second Civil War.
Please vote for LOST CAUSE! Click here to cast your vote!
Also, pick up a copy of the fast selling National Park thriller on Amazon!
Finally, the third Grayson Cole thriller, NEED TO KNOW, is set for publication next year. Look for it soon!
Please vote for LOST CAUSE! Click here to cast your vote!
Also, pick up a copy of the fast selling National Park thriller on Amazon!
Finally, the third Grayson Cole thriller, NEED TO KNOW, is set for publication next year. Look for it soon!
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