Iva Dimitrova's Blog - Posts Tagged "thriller-books"

Here is a slightly imperfect photo of my debut novel. 😊 😄

I’m not someone who often posts pictures on social media — perhaps I’m a bit of an introvert. The lighting isn’t perfect, but I wanted our Christmas tree as the sole background since we’re in the middle of a renovation. I also made an effort to hide my left index finger — it’s still recovering after a close encounter with a door. Thankfully, it survived, and I’m already working on my second book! I hope you’ll overlook the flaws in the photo and appreciate the effort behind this post.

The eBook version of my novel is on promotion from December 14 to 17 on Amazon.com (09:00 AM PST - 11:00 PM PST) and Amazon.co.uk (09:00 AM GMT - 11:00 PM GMT) for just $0.99 and £0.99, respectively. Alternatively, you can give it a try for FREE with Kindle Unlimited.
I’d be thrilled if my book piques your interest, and even more so if you read it, enjoy it, and share your thoughts about it! 🙂❤️

Book Description
I Didn't Mean To, But...: A Psychological Thriller About Redemption and the Unpredictable Repercussions of Our Choices
A Psychological Thriller About Redemption and the Unpredictable Repercussions of Our Choices (with illustrations)

What if you were unaware of the unpredictable repercussions of even the smallest choices?

Kaloyan returns to Bulgaria, where both his conscience and his life are at stake. Unraveling long-kept secrets leads him down a path of self-destruction, dragging everyone around him into it. Can Kaloyan find redemption and answers before it’s too late?

In a world of organized crime, where family dramas and dark deals shape destinies, the truth comes at a high price. The butterfly effect of choices blurs the lines between good and evil. Relationships will be tested, and moral compasses challenged.

This thriller delves into the complex psychology of its morally grey characters. Will Kaloyan uncover vital truths and receive redemption in a world soaked in lies and manipulation? Who are we when no one is looking? What truly defines us? Are we capable of change, and at what cost?