Random Bullets is still winning, but The Hostile is catching up fast

I love this review of Random Bullets I've just received from a complete stranger on Amazon.com, Goodreads etc. It brings my Amazon total of 5-star reviews for Random Bullets across all Amazon sites to 17, nothing lower. Not too dusty for an indie author who does everything herself from start to finish. This is the link to what the reviewer had to say on Amazon.com about Random Bullets http://amzn.to/2g9l6bR. For those too idle to click the link, I've copied his review below.

"Quite possibly the most disturbing account of how NOT to lose one's virginity I've ever read in my life. From the beginning of this story until the last any illusions you've had about the people around you leading sane and normal lives is thrown to the wind. From the twisted viewpoint of the murderer to the not so secret disdain for the façade that the "morally" upright people project as a public persona; this book not only slays those beliefs but buries them and comes back after dark to piddle on them while reeling from a fine gibbering madness. A fun romp all the way through."

http://amzn.to/1R5OpGw for the UK Kindle edition.
http://amzn.to/29eOAnl for the USA Kindle edition.
http://amzn.to/1Y2NmyC for the UK paperback edition.
http://amzn.to/2906R56 for the USA paperback edition.

Random Bullets


I've just this second noticed that The Hostile has also received another five-star review from a stranger in America. It's gradually catching up with Random Bullets. Today has definitely been a good day on the book front.

The Hostile


Joy Mutter