Steve Forbert's 'Over With You' is Out Today

Thirty-two years after he hit the charts with "Romeo's Tune", Steve Forbert is releasing his newest album this week with Over With You.

You'll recognize the voice, but many of the arrangements are different that we would expect from Forbert.

I had a chance to talk with Forbert this past week for an upcoming feature in Examiner.com and he's excited about this new effort.

Have a listen to a portion of the interview.

listen to ‘Steve Forbert and 'Over With You'’ on Audioboo

It's out today, so listen to some of the samples and order this album today on Amazon.

Want to go back and see if you remember "Romeo's Tune'?

Here you go.

Kindle Free Pick of the Week: Border Crossings

When a college student vacationing in Cancun is abducted, her parents turn to a friend to help find her.

After spurning the sleazy advances of an older man in a nightclub in Cancun, spring-breaking college student Taylor Woodall is abducted at gunpoint outside her hotel, and her friend is shot. Her father immediately contacts his old friend Catherine James, a smart, resourceful attorney who has long dealt with sketchy characters south of the border. After running into a dead end with the local cops, James stumbles across a street kid who may have some pertinent information, but after the two are attacked in a crowded market, she realizes she's in over her head. She has no choice but to contact Matt, an old boyfriend who is currently working as a gun for hire, training anti-cartel soldiers deep in the jungle. Once Matt is on the scene, the pace of the investigation picks up, but, given his extreme methods, James is forced to confront some prickly moral issues if she's going to find out exactly what happened to Taylor. Although the novel follows thriller plot conventions fairly closely, when it comes to character development, Weems makes interesting choices. James' discomfort with Matt's methods is well-portrayed, as she tries her best to accept using extreme violence to achieve moral ends.

Kindle Free Pick of the Week: The Blade

A mafia thriller this week.

The safe house where Darwin and Rosina live is attacked. Five FBI agents are dead. Darwin Kostas has nowhere to turn, no one he can trust.

Darwin's phobias cause him great stress and now the media are calling him The Blade, even though he can't stand the sight of knives.

The FBI are hunting him. The Gambino family, violent mobsters associated with Italy's La Cosa Nostra, want to know who he works for before they execute him.

Kindle Free Pick of the Week: Make Cold Expresso Drinks Just Like a Pro

As I write this, I'm sitting in a coffee shop.

It would be great if I was a barista and could make my own coffee concoctions at home.

Looking for the best iced coffee recipe? Want to learn how to make a frappuccino? In these economic times, many people have had to cut back on their coffee expenditures in order to save some money. In this book, you will learn from an ex-barista just how simple and easy it is to make your own iced and frozen espresso drinks and coffees without special equipment or expensive machines.

Worth a try as a free pick this week.

Kindle Free Pick of the Week: The Hostage

Meet Elmore Ackerman. He idolizes Sarah Roberts from afar, and has done so for more than five years. He has studied her pictures, memorized her news clippings and now waits in the dark for the day when he can make Sarah his hostage.

A steel cage waits for Sarah, where Elmore has practiced what he will do to her. The other girls he has practiced with now lay discarded, buried about his property. He keeps their fingernails and toenails to roll between his teeth, to savor their strength, to feel the nails weaken and give in, just as his victims do.

Elmore has a plan for Sarah, and she walks right into his trap.

Sarah Roberts is his hostage and no one knows where they are.

In Sarah Roberts Book Four, The Hostage, Sarah is in a fight not just for her freedom, but also her life.

By Jonas Saul, a thriller you should get.